Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 19,Útgáfa 21997 |
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... Lacan's conception of “ L'Autre , ” or big Other , has no obvious relation to color ; indeed , as Tim Dean remarked , " the Other has no color . " 2 This does not mean that Lacanian psychoanalysis is unable to address racism and ...
... Lacan's conception of “ L'Autre , ” or big Other , has no obvious relation to color ; indeed , as Tim Dean remarked , " the Other has no color . " 2 This does not mean that Lacanian psychoanalysis is unable to address racism and ...
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... Lacan - more so , perhaps , than contemporary postcolonial theorists have acknowledged . Fanon approvingly cites Anna Freud's The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence ( 1936 ) to in- terpret " why the black man cannot take pleasure in his ...
... Lacan - more so , perhaps , than contemporary postcolonial theorists have acknowledged . Fanon approvingly cites Anna Freud's The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence ( 1936 ) to in- terpret " why the black man cannot take pleasure in his ...
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... Lacan's mirror stage : " In this mirrored labyrinth , equivocation is law : the difference between ego and the other , between the victim and the aggressor , ceaselessly disappears " ( 9 ) . For this reason , Lacan's conception of “ L ...
... Lacan's mirror stage : " In this mirrored labyrinth , equivocation is law : the difference between ego and the other , between the victim and the aggressor , ceaselessly disappears " ( 9 ) . For this reason , Lacan's conception of “ L ...
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