Thanks for your support, David! I sent you a note yesterday with all the details — to the address with which you registered. Can’t wait to link up with you!
Yay! I can't wait to hit the beach with you again! Just finished reading Lacan's first lecture on "The Psychoanalyst's Knowledge," in fact, and was totally wowed by his allusive return to the littoral zone between truth and knowledge -- to say nothing of his explicit celebration of limitation, weakness, and powerlessness there. Lo! the love of truth as the truth of love!
I just finished reading the first lecture this afternoon. But I have to be honest and say that I can't wait for us go a bit further and dig into the "(a)mur" formalization. The original title "Je parle aux murs" has an interesting homophony with this sort of a porte-manteau word: (a)mur". So, yeah, let's swim!
Thanks for your support, David! I sent you a note yesterday with all the details — to the address with which you registered. Can’t wait to link up with you!
I just registered for the series! I’m excited to walk through the high tides and low tides of this text with you and our fellow researchers!
Yay! I can't wait to hit the beach with you again! Just finished reading Lacan's first lecture on "The Psychoanalyst's Knowledge," in fact, and was totally wowed by his allusive return to the littoral zone between truth and knowledge -- to say nothing of his explicit celebration of limitation, weakness, and powerlessness there. Lo! the love of truth as the truth of love!
I just finished reading the first lecture this afternoon. But I have to be honest and say that I can't wait for us go a bit further and dig into the "(a)mur" formalization. The original title "Je parle aux murs" has an interesting homophony with this sort of a porte-manteau word: (a)mur". So, yeah, let's swim!
The sea is calling us home!
I made a donation. Thanks for hosting this. Will we be sent the link to the lecture?