Jacques Lacan - On Psychoanalysis (and a surprising interruption)

A clip from a documentary about the famous French psychoanalyst, Jacques Lacan, talking about the unconscious and language in front of a lecture hall crowd in some university, it seems.

Featuring an amusing episode when Lacan's lecture is interrupted by a young audience member. :)

Category:

Science & Technology

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• lacan
• psychoanalysis
• unconscious
• language
• subject
• documentary
• lecture
• interruption
• spectacle
• public

[FleshMob]

What is the name of this documentary?

I like this material!

[K2nsl3r]

@FleshMob It's called "Jacques Lacan Parle", or "Jacques Lacan Speaks" some time from the early 1970's.

[2levina]

The student is expressing his exception to Lacan because Lacan said that 'revolution' against the 'repression of authority' and the 'boredom of consumerism' is not possible, since the masses desire (and create) authority and find their sufficiency in consumerism.

They desire (and create) authority by supporting the violence of 'discipline and normalization' (they support normalization, not freedom) and consumerism provides for the pefect deflection into 'desiring'.

[DrMVUA]

Hey, it's Felix Guattari!

[baroh2413]

@UnkleFessta he was one of them

[diamothofficial]

I think I understand Guattari, he just wants to make a real expression of himself, about what he thinks and feels, at that moment (here and now) but as expected of a mind of psychoanalyst, instead of seeing the phenomenon itself, tries to interpret it (putting of his own perspective) and give an explanation from the framework of who observed (not, regrettably, from the framework of who is experienced). I'm not agree with the behaviour of Guattari, but I understand him.

[EdinSumar]

The really shameful and disgraceful thing to do would have been to do nothing.

[PitchBlackIllusion]

is that really guattari?

[vedarabic]

is it d french way of expressing exception, whoever was he (perhaps Guattari) , it was shameful and disgraceful act on his part to do so, later in the late 60s his illusion must gone disillusion about revolution, Lacan was right in stating that " we need and desire authority to repress us, it is our urge (primordial)...........

[burningmindsvideos]

Guattari is my idol, lol

[Lindoapodo]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful material. I feel it is still up to date. Nobody has been as brave enough as these people to pose their thoughts and feelings so well. No matter what "normality" is. We are not absolutely free to choose. These people were fighting to break boundaries to brake unnecessary boundaries.

[UnkleFessta]

What a load of pretentious wank, this fraud and others like him poisoned academia for generations, the bullshit is still seeping out of the minds of all those 80s media studies students and infecting gullible idiots everywhere, that student should have knocked his teeth in.

[SaintHolyVomit]

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