Titlebook: Lacan and the Biblical Ethics of Psychoanalysis; Itzhak Benyamini Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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Return to the Logos: Between Dualism and Extimacy, incarnation of the logos in the flesh. As suggested in Chap. ., in Lacan’s discussion of “The Function and Field”, he had made rhetorical use of the word ., which is a translation of the philosophical/theological term “logos”. Based on a reading of Lacan’s writings throughout the 1950s, it appears

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,Lévi-Strauss and Lacan following ‘Totem and Taboo’: What Is a Collective Unconscious?,the Jungian conceptualization that slides to spiritualism and sinks into the imaginary and the harmonious. I will develop a discussion of the problem of dualism and metaphysics in Lacan’s theory, particularly regarding how Lacan read Freud’s Totem and Taboo. In this work, Freud revives the figure of

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The Ethics of Psychoanalysis, Judaism, and Christianity: Reading ,psychoanalysis” and ethics in Judeo-Christian discourse, in particular through a detailed discussion of the biblical expression “love thy neighbor”. In this chapter and the former, I show how Lacanian discourse crystallizes around a religious, anti-metaphysical position. While studying Seminar VII,

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The Pleasures of Baroque: An Epilogue on Late Lacan,ion that enables the later Lacan to dwell on the unbearable presence of the Real. The later Lacan, supposedly liberated from the Freudian paternal imposition, actually adapts the medieval Catholic discourse of feminine mysticism without the mediation of the Biblical-Judeo discourse as in the 50s. Th

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e Brazilian information technology policy has enabled during this time many fruitful contracts among some universities and companies of the sector, and the author with some colleagues have been engaged in this process with emphasis in the use of operations research (OR) methods. The author has also

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,“Family Complexes” (1938): An Early Model of the Return to Freud and the Conceptualization of the Fill focus on several subjects addressed by Lacan in “Family Complexes”: the Oedipus complex, the status of the father, and the neurotic and psychotic pathologies attributed to the loss of that status. These will be examined together with religious contexts arising in the course of this discussion.