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Lacan to the Letter: Reading Ecrits Closely Bruce Fink
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press

ET851 1845115481 Lacan Reframed Steven Z. (3) Jacques Lacan, “The Instance of the Letter in the Unconscious,” Part I, in Écrits, trans. Nov 26, 2013 - ET850 0816643202 Lacan to the Letter : Reading Ecrits Closely Bruce Fink University of Minnesota Press 2004. Posted by OmieWise at 6:25 AM on . Jun 21, 2012 - Lacan's discussion continues into a paragraph of associations regarding Saussure's famous tree; ranging from the Hebrew Bible's tree of knowledge, to the cross of the New Testament, to the letter 'Y', and the image of a tree struck by lightning. Mar 4, 2011 - He discerns that tendency in Žižek's Lacanian reading of Lost Highway (David Lynch 1997), for example, an interpretation that construes the opposed 'poles' of the film –the aseptic real life world of Fred on the one hand, and, following . Dec 27, 2011 - We are justified in keeping our distance from the constant fixing that we see in what we call, using Lacan's metaphorical illustration, the anchoring point, which hearkens back to a very precise signifying mechanism. The Clinical Lacan is a truly exceptional book, and Fink's re-translation of the Ecrits almost makes them understandable. How many times have we read it? Ki: I'd recommend reading Bruce Fink's excellent Lacan to the Letter. In my experience, there is a return of sorts to formalism going on in an attempt to rein in some of the excesses of the high theorists and ground them in close reading and technical analyses. If we look closely at the objective, it is not necessary for psychoanalysis, in its dimension or its usage or its therapeutic care, to be lured, kicked around, and even mortified by the kind of non-psychoanalysis glorified with the name of .