The Subversion of the Subject and the Dialectic of Desire, Part 7

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The Sinthome (Seminar XXIII), Episode 2

The second episode in our new podcast on SXXIII expands on the first. Hence the rather awkward title of this one: “Bags of Skin.” See below for some of the diagram work we did along the way; and head to our YouTube channel if you want to watch it unfold one pen stroke at a time.I ...  Show more

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Welcome to our new podcast series on The Sinthome (Seminar XXIII). This opening episode is called “Captivated Bodies.” You can also watch this episode at our YouTube channel. And if this episode piques your interest, stay tuned for more news later this week, when registration ope ...  Show more

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