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October 2022

Series: The Seminar Of The NUS Psychoanalysis Society - Seminar IV: Devious Lacan?
"Saying it all is literally impossible: words fail. Yet it's through this very impossibility that the truth holds onto the real."
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Thomas J. Pellarin
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Series: The Seminar Of The NUS Psychoanalysis Society - Seminar III: Lacan Loaded?
"In other words, the hole in the real provoked by a loss, a real loss, this sort of unbearable loss for the human being, which provokes mourning in him…
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Thomas J. Pellarin
Series: The Seminar Of The NUS Psychoanalysis Society - Seminar II: Finger Lacan Good?
"And the only thing that he knows is the nature of desire; and that desire is lack."
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Thomas J. Pellarin
Series: The Seminar Of The NUS Psychoanalysis Society - Seminar I: Caught Lacan?
"It can also be read, since it is in capital letters, it can be read R.S.I., which perhaps suggested to those who are in the know: the Real, the…
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Thomas J. Pellarin

September 2022

Intermission: Time Regained?
"It was that notion of the embodiment of Time, the inseparableness from us of the past that I now had the intention of bringing strongly into relief in…
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Thomas J. Pellarin
Intermission: Lacan, The Stars And You?
"A picture held us captive. And we could not get outside it, for it lay in our language and language seemed to repeat it to us inexorably."
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Thomas J. Pellarin
Intermission: Science-Fiction Postcards?
"There are Jaunt-ships on their way to four different star systems with solar systems of their own...but it'll be a long, long time before they get…
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Series: A Selective History of 17th & 18th Century Epistemology? (Part 2: Empiricism)
"Does it contain any experimental reasoning concerning matter of fact and existence? No. Commit it then to the flames: for it can contain nothing but…
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August 2022

Series: A Selective History of 17th & 18th Century Epistemology? (Part 1: Rationalism)
"Of the things which may be brought within the sphere of the doubtful."
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Thomas J. Pellarin
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Intermission: But Was Narcissus At Least Beautiful?
"We spend our days, each one of us, in looking for the secret of life. Well, the secret of life is in art."
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Thomas J. Pellarin
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Collaboration: Two Essays On Eroticism?
Audrey 2's "The End Of The Erotic" and Thomas J. Pellarin's "The Other Side Of Eros"
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Thomas J. Pellarin
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