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Prof. Dr. Samuel McCormick hosts Lectures on Lacan Podcast, a education show with 167 episodes published.
I hope this podcast episode on Seminar XXII makes your brain hurt a little less than it did mine. Let its title be your warning: “Ab- Con- Ex- Inex- sistence.” 😅 You can access SXXII here. And if you’d prefer to watch t
Here’s the second episode in our new podcast series on SXXII, along with the diagram I worked up in the recording. The title of this episode is “The Human Form,” with an emphasis on that last word: form. You can access S
Welcome to our new podcast series on SXXII! Our first episode is fittingly titled “The Number Three,” mostly in service to Lacan’s style of counting — but also to the diagram below. 😁 You can access SXXII here. And if y
Here’s the concluding episode on Lacan’s third Rome discourse. It’s called “Symptoms of the Real.” See below for some of the fishy diagram work that attends this episode, and tap here for access to La Troisième. Access t
This episode is appropriately titled “One, Three, Two.” 😂 See below for the diagram on which this episode builds, and tap here for access to La Troisième. As always, you can also access the video recording of this episo
“Kernels of Jouissance” — that’s what we’re calling the second episode in our new podcast series on La Troisième. See below, once more, for our guiding diagram, and tap here for access to La Troisième. You can also acces
Welcome to our new podcast series on Lacan’s third Rome discourse: La Troisième! The title of this episode is fitting: “Bodies Imagined & Unimaginable.” See below for the diagram that got this lecture started, and tap he
Here’s the final episode in our podcast series on Seminar XXI. It’s called “x R y” — and hopefully much to your amusement! As always, you can access the video recording of this episode at our YouTube channel. And if you’
Things get a little weird in this penultimate episode, as the image below suggests and the title of this episode confirms: “Analytic Will-o'-the-Wisps.” As always, you can access the video recording of this episode at ou
The title of this episode, “Real Knowledge,” should be read as a question — and one we continue to ask at Lectures on Lacan, even in our lecture and discussion series on Seminar XXII. As always, you can access the video
What’s between the true and the real? The title of this episode, of course! But don’t take my word for it. Trust in this diagram instead: You can also access the video recording of this lecture at our YouTube channel. An
You’ll want a pen and paper for this episode, which is aptly titled “Borromean Knots Flipped.” And if you get a kick out of the attached diagram as well, consider jumping into our current lecture series on SXXII, R.S.I.!
I hesitate to tell you the title of this middle episode. But only for a second. It’s called “Little Love Piles.” Tune in to hear why! You can also access the video recording of this episode at our YouTube channel. And if
“Narcissistic Love” is what we’re calling this one. Hope you enjoy it as much as I still do — which is to say, maybe too much! You can also access the video recording of this episode at our YouTube channel. And if you’re
Here’s the third episode in our podcast on SXXI, the title of which is fitting: “Thirdness.” And all the more so given that this is also where our new lecture series on Seminar XXII began last week! As always, you can ac
The second episode of our new podcast on Seminar XXI is called “Dupes of the Real.” Like our first episode, it also scaffolds nicely toward our upcoming lecture and discussion series on Seminar XXII. Another bonus! As al
Welcome to our new podcast on Seminar XXI, Les non-dupes errent! Episode one is titled “Knowledge vs. Meaning.” In addition to introducing you to Seminar XXI, it ought to get you prepped (and pumped) for our upcoming lec
Here’s the final episode, titled “The Game of Love,” in our podcast series on Television. You can also access the video recording of this lecture, like each before it, at our YouTube channel. And if you’re eager for more
“Meaning v. the Sign, Part 2” — check it out! Or just enjoy the diagram we developed in this episode, which still gives me lots to consider (see below). You can also access the video recording of this lecture at our YouT
Here’s the first of two conjoined episodes in our podcast on Television, both of which are titled: “Meaning v. the Sign.” You can also access the video recording of this lecture at our YouTube channel. And if you’re eage
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