Can you do "three dudes in their early 20s all agree on how to understand #Lacan" ?

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:hkr4i6axforthbin4wg4fx4k/post/3mhirrzymxk2g
But to force oneself to be “present” in the midsts of the everyday, denies trauma to become part of one’s history. This is what neurotics manage well: they have a capability for “hystorization” as #Lacan called it.To create a hystory of one’s own does more to one’s peace of mind than one might think
From a #Lacan |ian perspective, wanting to “live in the present” is structurally psychotic. A key concept of the self-help mindfulness industry is that of arguing for “presence”. Most famously advocated for by E. Tolle many years ago, but now allover Instagram and beyond…

Why Lacan Loved Harpo Marx

"Harpo is an automatic object-machine that converts both the world and himself into a polymorphously perverse source of jouissance.”

https://daily.jstor.org/why-lacan-loved-harpo-marx/

#Lacan #MarxBrothers

Why Lacan Loved Harpo Marx - JSTOR Daily

A surprising encounter between high theory and Hollywood farce reshapes how we think about laughter and desire.

JSTOR Daily
We know animals / insects communicate, but this reads as if they knew how to use metaphors. How absolutely brutal - and therefore beautiful - to create a long-term relationship (co-dependency) by eating each others WINGS. #Lacan would have worked with this. www.npr.org/2026/03/18/n...

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#Lacan described #Harpo as having a “face with its #smile which leaves us unclear as to whether it signifies the most extreme #perversity or complete #simplicity.” daily.jstor.org/why-lacan-lo... #HarpoMarx

Why Lacan Loved Harpo Marx - J...
Why Lacan Loved Harpo Marx - JSTOR Daily

A surprising encounter between high theory and Hollywood farce reshapes how we think about laughter and desire.

JSTOR Daily

Lacan isn't a Neo-Freudian.
He's Freud sharpened into an obsidian blade.

He turns the unconscious into a haunted linguistic engine that speaks through us.

You're not the author of your thoughts, you're where language glitches.

#Lacan

"Le Moi comme fiction résulte de la confrontation dans le miroir du sujet et de la distance qui le sépare de ses images ; la fiction provient encore de la structure du sujet, qui, dès lors, s’avère." Jacques Lacan, Grande Encyclopédie Larousse, Éd. 1971-1976

#psychologie #lacan

image: ©️ Nicolas Mouart, 2026

“This idea of #philosophy as the unlimited jouissance of a thought that knows no empirical restraints…” (Ghassan Hage channeling #Lacan although he credits Derrida for this thought - why?!) ✨
When you are at a stage in your academic career at which all that is being said about an author (in my case #Lacan) sounds familiar & begins to sound repetitive, it’s time to go back to the original texts of that author & reread them until you find sth. new that has not been or has been less said…