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Neil Gorman

Neil Gorman

Neil Gorman is an assistant professor at the Aurora University School of Social Work, and a practicing Lacanian analyst, and a maker of podcasts, newsletters, & other sundry things.

📍 Near Chicago http://neilgorman.com

TGL 006 Everything that is Embarrassing is also Potentially Hilarious

Intro 0:00 - 6:24 - Headache - The concept for today’s show: How we react when we screw things up Bryan 6:24-14:36 - Being socially awkward in your early 20’s - This dude named Bryan walked into a glass door - Everything that is

What is The Real || 2

A few weeks back (when the newsletter was still CP), I started to write about the register of the real, and I described four moments in Lacan’s work, where he thinks/speaks/teaches about the real. I then tried to describe how the real was approached in the first

TGL 005 How I lost My Voice & Learned to Listen Better

In this episode of The Gorman Limit, I talk about listening. A lot. About how I learned to listen better when I lost my voice, about what I learned about listening from my dissertation, and about full speech v. empty speech. Intro: 0:00 - 5:38 * Why title the

TGL 004 The Thing about Respect...

Intro 0:00 - 3:20 - Today's podcast is about the concept of respect. - Why people desire it, how they try to get it. - How they fail to get it. - And how they might get better at getting it. Context 3:20 - 13:

Newsletter v.2.1 | CP is now TGL

Hello, If you're receiving this email it is because you're a subscriber to the Complex Praxis Email Newsletter [https://limit.neilgorman.com]. I'm sending this email out through a new back end email newsletter provider. (I hope it works!) The point of this email

TGL-003 If you want control, you tend to get less of it

Warm-up: I talk about waking up early, liking winter, drinking tea… Content: What I want to do in this episode is tell you a story. - A story from early in my career. - One of the most important lessons I learned - It’s a lesson about control… or

TGL-002 Some Unsolicited Advice (for people going into mental health)

Intro: In this episode, Gorman gives some answers to a few questions he gets sacked regularly when he teaches. It aims the questions and their answers at people who want to go into mental health. Content: * What kind of advice would I give people who are going into mental health?

InForm | Does Psychoanalysis Need to be Marginalized? (Pt. 2)

Announcements Below are links to the things we mentioned in the announcements section of the podcast. * Lacanian Ink [https://www.lacan.com/lacink/archive.html] * Lacanian Review [https://www.thelacanianreviews.com/tlr/] * Lacanian Review Online [https://www.thelacanianreviews.com/] (free) * Lacanian Works Exchange [https://www.lacanianworksexchange.net/authors-date-order] (free) The

What is the real || 1

Lacanian Mojo (The real part 1 — Moments): This week, I want to start writing about the real, but I’m 100% positive that I won’t be able to write all of the things I want to write about it. I plan to stretch my writing about the real out

InForm | Does Psychoanalysis Need to be Marginalized? (Pt. 1)

Intro: On this episode of InForm: Podcast Neil & Jared get into a specific question: Does psychoanalysis need to be marginal? Content: * The Psychoanalysis of Everday Life -- Neil talks about getting rid of stuff, and how streaming services make things less desirable. * Main segment -- We start to talk