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   • The Seminar of Jacques Lacan: The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis
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   15 hours ago · Jean-Paul Sartre took mescaline shortly before the publication of his first book, L'Imaginaire; he had a bad trip during which he imagined that he was menaced by sea creatures. For many years following this, he persistently thought that he was being followed by lobsters, and became a patient of Jacques Lacan in hopes of

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   Who was Jacques Lacan?

   • The wide-ranging and brilliant ideas of the French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan (1901-1981) have had a major influence on modern thought. His 'followers' are loyal and legion. Yet his ideas are complex and densely conveyed.

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   Are there any works of Jacques Lacan available in English?

   • This list contains some of the works of Jacques Lacan which are translated into English and available. It is regularly updated and was first published on 18 th March 2012. Those in blue are web-links to posts on LacanianWorks.

   Jacques Lacan in English - Lacanian Works

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   What is Jacques Lacan's philosophy?

   • The philosophy of Jacques Lacan, often referred to as Lacanism, focuses on the brain development that begins at birth. There are multiple stages of development; however, Lacan's philosophy highlights the mirror stage, followed by the imaginary, symbolic, and real registers.

   Jacques Lacan Philosophy & Career | Who was Jacques Lacan?

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   Was Jacques Lacan a subversive?

   • Elizabeth A. Grosz writes in her Jacques Lacan: A Feminist Introduction that "Shortly after the tumultuous events of May 1968, Lacan was accused by the authorities of being a subversive, and directly influencing the events that transpired."

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4. www.openculture.com › 2024 › 06Is Reality Real?: 8 Scientists Explain Whether We Can Ever ...

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   Any infor­ma­tion we receive about it comes to our brain through our sens­es, and they have their own ways of inter­pret­ing things. As cog­ni­tive psy­chol­o­gist Don­ald Hoff­man puts it, our sens­es are “mak­ing up the tastes, odors, and col­ors that we expe­ri­ence. They’re not prop­er­ties of an objec­tive real­i ...