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On the refusal of (big-S) Symbolic castration » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. What can we learn from Lance Armstrong? Betraying the citizen: social defences against innovation. On the refusal of (big-S) Symbolic castration. In considering what we can learn from Lance Armstrong. I argued that aside from the moral outrage, we needed to consider if he has something to teach us about the nature of. The film showed this with great clarity. Hurtling down the mountain’ is the relation to an. The Freudian insight of. Where...
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Structural ‘gaps’ – the wigo/wiRgo relation » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. Bion, Lacan and the thing-in-itself. Structural ‘gaps’ – the wigo/wiRgo relation. Implicit in the Quadripod. And is important because it gives us a different way of understanding what an ‘object’ is in psychoanalytic terms, enabling us to clarify the distinction between the Kleinian object and the Lacanian symptom. The matrix of all possible train routes describes each train route as a journey between stations. The particular train ro...
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The Promoted Sibling as an expression of libidinal investment » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. Three risks to a reading. The Promoted Sibling as an expression of libidinal investment. Steen Visholm gave a presentation in June 2005 at the ISPSO International Conference in Baltimore, entitled The Promoted Sibling: Sibling Dynamics – a new dimension in the Systems Psychodynamics of Organizations. The problematics of ‘top-down’ (North-South dominant/’vertical’) strategy/power-at-the-centre have to do with the way strategy i...The Bioni...
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What might make translation difficult from a Lacanian reading to a Kleinian reading of Freud? » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. The ISPSO listserve: our parallel process in (not) working through differences. Working with the subject’s relation to the unconscious within the context of an organisation and its ecosystem. What might make translation difficult from a Lacanian reading to a Kleinian reading of Freud? The following exchange between Simon and Mike shows us something of the difficulty of translating between Kleinian and Lacanian readings:. A fourth layer re...
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What makes an economy a ‘libidinal economy’? » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. Betraying the citizen: social defences against innovation. The ISPSO listserve: our parallel process in (not) working through differences. What makes an economy a ‘libidinal economy’? The concept of ‘libidinal investment’ has come up before, for example in The Promoted Sibling as an expression of libidinal investment. Or in Getting caught ‘inside’ particular forms of Thirdness as an effect of unconscious valency. Maurita Harney and I have...
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Betraying the citizen: social defences against innovation » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. On the refusal of (big-S) Symbolic castration. What makes an economy a ‘libidinal economy’? Betraying the citizen: social defences against innovation. Affordable healthcare is a right of each citizen, not a privilege for those who can afford it. Posted by Philip Boxer. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in to post a comment. The burden imposed by the requirements for abstract thought. What can we learn from Lance Armstrong?
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What can we learn from Lance Armstrong? » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. Counter-resistance is always on the side of the supplier-provider. On the refusal of (big-S) Symbolic castration. What can we learn from Lance Armstrong? I recently watched a documentary/film about Lance Armstrong- the Armstrong Lie. 8211; and was left with three areas of questions:. Many leaders/celebrities do something reckless like this that ends their career- Does a self-destructive death instinct drive this……? So I also proposed that...
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Next Practice Research Initiative. Wednesday, April 4, 2012. Minimum Price: $15.00. Suggested Price: $30.00. Download a sample PDF. Minimum Price: $15.00. Suggested Price: $30.00. Minimum Price: $15.00. Suggested Price: $30.00. Posted by Richard Veryard. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Next Practice Enterprise Architecture. Nigel Green (Twitter: @taotwit). Richard Veryard on Architecture. The Transparency of Algorithms. So you say you want to put your clients first….
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Freud - Lacan The Fundamentals of Psychoanalysis. CFAR Short Course Autumn 2016: Transference and Interpretation. Analysts of the Centre. To join our mailing list or for general enquiries, please click here. List of CFAR Associates and Affiliates. Philip J. Boxer BSc MBA PhD. New Jersey, USA. 1 908 458 6588. Thinking : lacanticles.com. Email: leslie.chapman@therapeia.org.uk. Website: www.therapeia.org.uk. Tel: 020 8244 4549. Email: janet.haney@icloud.com. Licenciada en psicologia (U.B). G M Simona Revelli.
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The social object – distinguishing Kleinian, ‘real’ and Lacanian objects » Lacanticles
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Lacanese thinking about individuals, organizations and ecosystems. The journey at the edge. The social object – distinguishing Kleinian, ‘real’ and Lacanian objects. For example in social interaction design. Or in the enterprise. Winnicott argued that in surviving its destruction by the subject as a basis for object-relating, the object is established as being ‘external’. But what makes these external objects. Ie an identification formed not with some. And The Market as an Object of Attachment”. Synchron...
