Episode 13: Lacan

Well, this is by far my most popular and controversial video... mostly because people hated the background music. So I recut it with no music. Investigate now this eccentric genius Frenchman.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Lacan
• lecture
• freud
• psychoanalysis
• objet petit a
• jouissance

[hothe65]

You know when Lacan spoke he used silence.a lot.I think you should ! Go get yourself Lacan for beginners because this is a bad explanation, your use of language is so sloppy and your tone flippant.

[puckrod]

@hothe65 . It sounds like what you want is to read a book or maybe listen to an incredibly boring lecture with lots of pauses and gravely-delivered self-important twaddle. There are plenty of those about Lacan out there at universities already, and distressingly few of them are flippant. That said, I would be interested to read any specific factual corrections to my explanation you would care to offer, as long as you get a fourth grader to check your punctuation first.

[pepe1992pepe]

I only have a few things to say: first: you are trying to explain decades of lacanian theories in ten minutes?? obviously it will generate missunderstanding.

Second, it seems that althought your good intentions you need to reed and study more. I think You didn't understand lacan`s developes and his concepts in the right way.

I do not mean to trouble, but i think you are confusing these people.

[puckrod]

@pepe1992pepe feel free to offer specific criticisms of my explanations instead of generalized bitching and moaning.

[Samgurney88]

I don't like saying mean things just for the sake of it, and I don't like people who hide behind the internet. I'm sure you mean well, but I can't help myself... you are annoying. For the sake of your soul, stop being so annoying.

[puckrod]

@Samgurney88 thanks for the compliment! if I am annoying to someone as transparently self-hating as yourself, I must be doing something right.

[stefan3419]

it wont let me provide links, google "of other spaces, heterotopia" and "badiou interviews foucault" on utube

[stefan3419]

if we substitute on the sketch (4:28) real=reality , imaginary=utopia , symbolic = heterotopia , what would the symptom be? political revolution?

Foucault did some significant work which had traps at the points that Deleuze tried to sketch out. What comes after? Badiou?

[languagenow]

@puckrod ya pwned pepe! nice.

[languagenow]

Great channel! I enjoyed this on Lacan, better than what I had to endure in grad school!

[languagenow]

His dates...

[puckrod]

@BBROCKAT this is a copy/paste of someone else's generalized bitching and moaning. I don't like plagiarism so i'm deleting it.