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What are we thinking of when we speak of ‘The Real’?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020November 15, 2022

I read this article in The Guardian yesterday (Vidal 2020). The point he is making is that it is humanity’s destruction of biodiversity that is creating the conditions for new viruses and diseases such as…

What are some good critical books on this Lacanese thinking?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

What are some good critical books on Lacan’s understanding of transference, counter-transference and the analyst-analysand relationship? This is always a very difficult question because of the way Lacan’s ‘works’ moved through different phases so that,…

How did Lacan differ from Freud in his handling of the analyst-analysand relation?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

The understanding of the relationship between the analysand and analyst shifted over time for both Freud and Lacan. How did Lacan differ from Freud in his handling of the analyst-analysand relation? One difference lies in…

What did Lacan mean in saying that automatic repetition was no longer related to transference?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

In his seminar on transference, Lacan elaborated that the automatic repetition was no longer related to transference. What did Lacan mean? Lacan is not saying that automatic repetition is no longer related to transference.  He…

In what sense are ‘inhibition’, ‘symptom’ and ‘anxiety’ the bread that an analyst has to eat in order to earn a living?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

In order to do analysis, for Freud, what you need is inhibition, or symptom, or anxiety. Inhibition, symptom and anxiety are the bread that an analyst has to eat in order to earn his living….

In what sense was Lacan working on the deliteralisation of Freudian concepts?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

Throughout his career, Lacan was working on the deliteralisation of Freudian concepts.  What are these concepts that Lacan was working on? In Fink’s translation of ‘The Instance of the Letter in the Unconscious’ in the…

Why is Lacan’s approach to literary theory no accident?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

Literature provides fertile ground to explore the inherent ambiguity of traditional psychological constructs, and Lacan’s approach to literary theory is no accident. What does this mean? We have learnt from literary theory that what it…

How does Lacan’s ‘analyst’ differ from Freud’s?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

In Lacan’s view, the analysand is not ‘analysed’ by the analyst; it is the analysand who analyses, and the task of the analyst is to help him to analyse well. What does this mean and…

How did Lacan define counter-transference?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

Lacan defines counter-transference as “the sum total of the analyst’s biases, passions, and difficulties”. What does Lacan mean here? Lacan uses the metaphor of a game of contract bridge to unpack what he means here. …

How did Lacan define transference?

by Philip Boxer on March 20, 2020

Lacan, like Freud before him, addressed the transference in a number of different ways through the development of his theoretical work. How did Lacan define transference and counter-transference? With transference, which is spoken about in…

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