Demonstrates a topological transformation between two variants of a knot, returns to and further develops the argument of Vappereau contending with the division of the subject, castration, and trauma. Argument et resume Juin [Added: 2025/08/28]
#03 Demand & Desire #1 “Do not ask for your way to the one who knows it, you might not get lost.” All our workshops: This is it
The relationship signifier / served in the slip the bar separating meaning and means is a Moebius strip all our workshops: This is it
Here are the Lacanian symbols as I used them. Note that these are symbols for texts written using LaTeX or LyX and not Word. Here is the final appearance: mysigns.pdf here are the two files needed to achieve this result: mysigns.TeX custom2e.tex
Document by Vappereau interpreting Freud as a means to discuss the social function of writing in tandem with the body and the subject. Vappereau produced several incarnations of this paper, 1 February 1998, 26 March 2001, and, finally, 23 March 2013. This is the most recent version. Lacan_lecteur_de_Gilson [Added: 2025/08/23]
[tab: Network 1-3] [tab: Diagram L] [tab: Network 1-3 modified] [tab: Alpha – gamma] [tab: Simplified L] [tab: R figure] [tab: I Figure] [tab: Pot and mirror] [tab: Bouquet] [tab: Flipping Bouquet] [tab: Sadian fantasy] [tab: Jouissance will] [tab: Quilting] [tab: First identification] [tab: Che vuoi?] [tab: Complete graph] [tab: 4 discourses] [tab:END]
Rotating CrossCaps. Jacques Siboni Click on the image to start animation
A few projective planes I once made. Jacques Siboni (click on image to zoom)
Syntax Syntax doesn't lie All our workshops: This is it