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The Subject v. Ego

More From On the Aim and End of Analysis in the Lacanian School [https://www.journal-psychoanalysis.eu/on-the-aim-and-end-of-analysis-in-the-lacanian-school/] by Raul Moncayo. > [T]he unconscious, and [the subject], is best described as no-self. Of the three categories of self, ego, and subject, the subject is the one that best captures

InForm | Reading & Watching things with a Psychoanalytic Lens, with Jared Elwart

WARNING: I drop the F-bomb in this episode, and we talk about sex. There is an explicit tag for a reason! INTRO: In this episode of the InForm Podcast, I talk with Jared Elwart about how reading science fiction makes him think about psychoanalysis and how thinking about psychoanalysis influences

Psychoanalysis v. Other forms of Mental Health Treatment

From On the Aim and End of Analysis in the Lacanian School [https://www.journal-psychoanalysis.eu/on-the-aim-and-end-of-analysis-in-the-lacanian-school/] by Raul Moncayo. Writing about how people will often point to accounts of people who say psychoanalysis did nothing for them except cost them lots of time and money. > What is often

A Note on Getting Older & Wasted Time

Today is one of those days where I look at the books that I have on my shelves, and the pdf files on my computer's desktop, the ones I’ve read, and the ones that I have not read, and I feel a sort of weight—the weight

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on The Northman

I read the following in one of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's substack [https://kareem.substack.com/p/will-the-northman-bring-back-mens?s=r], where he talks about his reaction to the film The Northman. [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11138512/] The whole post is worth reading, but this bit stood out to me:

This week on [S][J][P] | Ex-sist

This week, I will be focusing on a text by J.A. Miller titled Ex-sist, which appeared in The Lacanian Review Issue #7 Get Real. [https://www.amazon.com/Lacanian-Review-Get-Real/dp/1658773225/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2QKJIV67MKETI&keywords=the+lacanian+review&qid=1651500022&sprefix=the+lacanian+

Checking In | A list of my preoccupations as of now

This is a list of things that keep coming up in my thoughts. It's informed by my reading, listening, teaching, podcasting, and my engagement with psychoanalysis. Contestatory Intellectual, Rebel, Teacher * The idea of what it means to be an intellectual (i.e., a contestatory intellectual) in these times.

An Example of Honest, Clear, Good Writing

Another great bit of text from Alice Jardine's [https://scholar.harvard.edu/alicejardine/home] At the Risk of Thinking: An Intellectual Biography of Julia Kristeva [https://www.amazon.com/Risk-Thinking-Intellectual-Biography-Psychoanalytic-ebook/dp/B084GW69DX/ref=sr_1_1?crid=QLZQEPHZLAFK&keywords=an+intellectual+biography+of+julia+kristeva&qid=

◉ Newsletter v.4.10 | End of a Semester

Hello from the American Midwest, I'm going into the last week of a semester/academic year. This means I have very little time, and the newsletter will be short. Podcasts: I recorded an episode of InForm with Jason & Chris from the Regrettable Century [https://regrettablecentury.buzzsprout.com/

Camus on Politics

The following is from Albert Camus's speech in the United States in 1946. The title of the speech was The Human Crisis [https://www.reddit.com/r/philosophy/comments/4uz1tc/transcript_of_albert_camus_the_human_crisis/] . Camus's words seem relevant today, and they connect to