...: Telepathy, Psychosis, and the Real Event In the abridged version of the Freud/Jung Letters, the first mention of the analyst Sandor Ferenczi refers the reader to the following footnote: “Sandor Ferenczi (1873–1933), Hungarian...

... Barrier in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering. Ed. Rosser Sue V. . New York : Teachers College P , 1995 . 42 – 75 . Barad Karen . “ Getting Real ”. Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy . Boston . 12 Aug . 1998 . Barad Karen . Meeting the Universe Halfway...

... . Dickinson, Margaret, ed. Rogue Reels: Oppositional Film in Britain . London: British Film Institute, 1999 . Doane, Mary Ann. The Emergence of Cinematic Time: Modernity, Contingency, the Archive . Cambridge, ma: Harvard up, 2002 . ____. “Real Time: Instantaneity and the Photographic Imaginary...

... Neighborhoods of the Real Philosophy - Telephone - Contamination It Note from the stenopad: Precisely at the middle of his important book, A Strange Virus of Unknown Origin (originally, Un Virus Etrange Venu D'Ailleurs), Dr. Jacques Leibowitch trades in his medical technology for what appears to be its double...

... of the schizophrenic imaginary into conversation with the work of French psychoanalyst Françoise Dolto and the Martinican psychiatrist and militant philosopher Frantz Fanon, this essay challenges the hierarchical organization of the real, symbolic, and imaginary registers in dominant Lacanian critique. Simultaneously...

..., on the other hand, theorizes not the event but the drive to theorize the event—including the event of femininity—to make it precisely some thing , a symptom. But, as Lacan emphasized, the facts miss the point, and naming things is not the same as being able to articulate “the thing” of lack, the real...

... of the ego, desire is linked to the anxiety induced by the loss of the ego ideals and the encounter with castration. The corollary is that the practice of psychoanalysis is founded on the confrontation with the anxiety provoked by the desire of the Other and the assumption that only this can result in real...

... humanities is complicit. Digital humanities is a neoliberalist contrivance for dismantling the professoriate. Digital humanities is the academic import of Silicon Valley solutionism. Perhaps most damning of all: digital humanities is something separate from the rest of the humanities, and—this is the real...

... continuity between the practices of the modernizing state and the neoliberal state. According to this article, the real work of neoliberal technologies, competition law, and economics consists of importing and mobilizing the “scientific” (economic) tools of representing the economic reality “out...

... revolve around the extent to which science’s objects are “real” or, put more formally, to what extent objects of human inquiry exist outside their investigation. This essay critiques two important interlocutors in the debate—Butler and Latour—to argue that this is the wrong question to ask. Resisting...

..., or thought; it acts, powerfully, in the real world. As in Europe today, the pressure of debts is related to a lack of credit for democracy and the future. Among the many examples of this relationship, the paper highlights Resistance Is Useless ( Resistere non serve a niente ), a novel by Walter Siti...

... interrogation ofrepresentation is inev- itably caught up in a set of persistently ambivalent ontological claims. Recent feminist criticisms of poststructuralism and poststructuralist feminism take issue with what appears to be a refusal to grant a pre-given, pre-linguistic or self-identical status to the real...

... by attempting to reintroduce subjectivity into the science from which it had been excluded. In fact, Freud requires of the subject another knowledge—or savoir —than that which science promotes. He requires another savoir , the savoir of what he calls the unconscious, for a real other than that from which...

..., a paradigm that needs to be deconstructed in order to explore an-other femininity, an-otherness beyond the Phallus. To be more specific, until the 1970s, Lacan dealt with woman mainly within the universe of the Phallus: a woman cannot recognize anything not phallic related to sexual difference in the Real...

... to a genuine problem of being and thought in relation to the real, except that the form of man’s response is maladaptive in various respects and it calls, therefore, for a specific reform in the cultivation of subjectivity. 2 This reformation of subjectivity will be described as an “unhomely homeliness...

... solidarity and its aftermath as unsymbolizable. Indeed, the measureless stuff of revolutionary fervor and the irrepressibility of civilizational discontent have persistently figured as the real. Slavoj Žižek situates solidarity in the Jewish injunction to “love thy neighbor,” where the neighbor...

... and Genealogies . 1987 . Trans. Gill Gillian . New York : Columbia UP , 1993 . Julien Phillipe . Jacques Lacan's Return to Freud: The Real, The Symbolic, The Imaginary . Trans. Simiu Devra Beck . New York : New York UP , 1994 . Kristeva Julia . “ Women's Time .” Trans...