...Massimo Recalcati Copyright © 2012 Qui Parle 2012 Hate as a Passion of Being massimo recalcati Translated by Ramsey McGlazer Hatred has never been put in its proper place. Jacques Lacan, Seminar XX: Encore 1. Freud’s Genealogy of Hate “Instincts...

.../selves inhabit the edge of divine grace. This “other-place” or “beyond” of experience is situated at the limit of (meta)physical reality, somewhere outside reason and therefore the social order, “the place of that limit where,” in the words of Jacques Lacan with reference to Antigone, “life is already...

... two complementary angles that Lacan himself clearly distinguished when, upon being asked by Jacques-Alain Miller to clarify the distinction between the object of the drive, the object of fantasy, and the object of desire, he ob- served that there are several possibilities involving the function...

... Real in psychoanalysis: for Freud and Lacan, external shocks, brutal un- expected encounters or intrusions, owe their properly traumatic impact to the way they touch a pre-existing traumatic “psychic reality.” Malabou rereads along these lines Lacan’s reading of the Freudian...

... were Theodor Adorno and Jacques Lacan. Adorno was the fi rst, as he reacted early to the “Californization” of psychoanalysis that he had experienced fi rsthand during his American stay from 1938 to 1949. In a lecture given in English in 1946 at the psycho- analytic society of San...

... to the effect that this section of “The Unconscious” has been re- peatedly misinterpreted in relatively unsophisticated ways by nu- merous commentators (Lacan included). If in 1907 Freud already entertains ideas about unconscious emotions, then maybe his 1915 remarks about this topic need to be carefully...

... in place, 2 iiek embarks upon a writerly effort to bring Marx, Lacan, and Saint Paul together in a critical reading of late modern global capitalism that also will provide "a glimpse of Another Space," the fragile Absolute that is to serve as the image...

..., and the most visible products of today's "virtual capitalism." With this problematic in place, 2 iiek embarks upon a writerly effort to bring Marx, Lacan, and Saint Paul together in a critical reading of late modern global capitalism that also will provide "a glimpse...

..., the concept of else- wheres may refer to our most intimate worlds. It is worthwhile that we recall Lacan's statement in Encore that there is no Other of the Other: "The Other, that is, the locus in which everything that can be articulated on the basis of the signifier comes to be inscribed...

... Press of Harvard University Press, 2006). Justin Clemens and Russell Grigg, eds., Jacques Lacan and The Other Side of Psychoanalysis: Reflections on Seminar XVII (Durham: Duke University Press, 2006). Christine E. Coffman, Insane Passions: Lesbianism and Psychosis...

...- countability stops short an analysis of how an act is not so easily located in an agent that stands behind it as its cause. This forestalling of the phantasmatic construction of the sub- ject and those acts which are said to be its effects recalls Lacan's notion in "Aggressivity in Psychoanalysis...

... Press, 2013. Baidou, Alain, Elisabeth Roudinesco, and Jason E. Smith. Jacques Lacan, Past and Present: A Dialogue. New York: Columbia University Press, 2014. Bargu, Banu. Starve and Immolate: The Politics of Human Weapons. New York: Columbia University Press, 2014. Cacho, Lisa...

... psychology formulated by Theodor Adorno and Jacques Lacan at roughly the same period, and it also points to a psychoanalytic poetics very different from that emerging among the confessional poets during this time. Rather, Duncan’s position, in which hysteria and labor come together in a communal, liberatory...

... . Badiou Alain . Lacan: Anti-philosophy 3 . New York : Columbia University Press , 2018 . Best Stephen M. None Like Us: Blackness, Belonging, Aesthetic Life . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2018 . Derrida Jacques . Before the Law: The Complete Text of Préjugés...

... in general, 52 and in Jacques Lacan’s reading of “The Purloined Letter” in particular. Lacan in his seminar on Poe’s story insists on bringing it into “broad daylight” even as he recognizes that “nothing of the drama could be grasped, neither seen or heard, without, dare we say, the twilighting which...

... This is a “fact” produced by the gaze of the white Other, the “Look, a Negro!” that inaugurates the chapter and sounds as a refrain throughout it. Anticipating by over a decade Lacan’s fi guration of the camera as the instrument of the determinative, transpersonal gaze “through which light...

... writing itself; alphabêtise , as Lacan once wryly put it. 37 What else is written on genealogical trees but births and deaths? The proliferation of dates at this point in the novel does seem, finally, to insist on the plausibility of Pascal’s fertility. We are told that at the end of August 1874...

.... Critique and Postcritique . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2017 . Badiou Alain , and Cassin Barbara . There’s No Such Thing as a Sexual Relationship: Two Lessons on Lacan , translated by Spitzer Susan and Reinhard Kenneth . New York : Columbia University Press...

... of its most abstract arguments: Catherine Malabou’s reading of Derrida, Lévi-Strauss, and Apol- linaire and Massimo Recalcati’s reading of Freud and Lacan. Be- tween these pieces are included more detailed applications of af- fect theory and meditations on its relationship to art...

... seeking to understand the sonic fantasies present in all genres of art), it doesn’t go so far as to hystericize sound itself. Neither does it go further and grant sound an analytical discourse of its own that could hystericize our disci- plinary conversations with it. For Lacan...