Lacan and the Concept of the Real
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THE THESIS
This book investigates Jacques Lacan's complex and often elusive concept of 'the Real'. It aims to clarify its theoretical implications and its significance within psychoanalytic thought and broader philosophical discourse.
THE SCOPE MAP
- An exploration of Lacan's three orders: the Symbolic, the Imaginary, and the Real.
- Analysis of how 'the Real' functions as that which resists symbolization and imagination.
- Discussion of the Real's relationship to trauma, jouissance, and the limits of language.
- Examination of Lacan's later work and its emphasis on the Real.
- Consideration of the Real's impact on contemporary critical theory and philosophy.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized as a significant contribution to Lacanian studies, offering a detailed and accessible examination of a notoriously difficult concept. Scholars appreciate its rigorous engagement with Lacan's texts and its ability to connect theoretical insights to broader intellectual currents. The book is considered essential reading for those seeking a deeper understanding of Lacan's later thought and its implications for various fields.
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Publication Date:
2012-01-01
ISBN-10:
1137026383
ISBN-13:
9781137026385
Non-Fiction
Psychology
Philosophy
Psychoanalysis
Literary theory
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