Lacan's Graphs of Desire: Part I
Even though the works of Lacan are very comprehensive, a large part can be summarised in his Graphs of Desire. In these graphs Lacan describes the formation of the subject and the consequent interaction of this subject with the world. What emerges in this encounter is often pure Desire.
In this video we will look at the first two graphs of Desire.
----Contents of this video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0:00 - Intro
1:38 - Part I: The First Graph
8:04 - Part II: The Second Graph
15:22 - Summary
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Видео Lacan's Graphs of Desire: Part I канала Evers Brothers Productions
In this video we will look at the first two graphs of Desire.
----Contents of this video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0:00 - Intro
1:38 - Part I: The First Graph
8:04 - Part II: The Second Graph
15:22 - Summary
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
📧Contact: info@eversbrothers.com
🌐Website: https://eversbrothers.com/productions/
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