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Author : Zenon Kelper - Editor : Leona Termini-Theaux |
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Based on its
primary Cybernetics Studies, Lacan's 1950
schema L (alias
schema.Z) sketches the imaginary relation
- between the objectifed ego
(moi) and another (a'utre)
ideal - related with the
transference that Freud depicted in 1912
within a Collective
Psychology.
Later, Lacan represented his studies with formula of
Topology - figuring threads and knots
Follow/Visit Detailed Construct Mechanism
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Topology is an attempting way to represent Time. Along with the progress of Physics, it is opening individual and collectivity to understand and recover memory processes. Animated pictures and formula are new tools as well as new Sciences or new Mathematics. In a form of a game, they show how two different moments of thoughts (Freud, Lacan) merge in a third step
This animated
pic shows
Freud's and Lacan's conceptions merging :
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This transference relation has
been theorized in many of Lacan's seminars (on Transference, on
Fundamental Concepts, and others) and at the foundation
of
Plural
Psychoanalysis (PSO,
Lapreflexion, and others).
It is described in the Athenian Art of Memory (allegory of Simonides' 'ek-strarior' meeting - i.e. analyst-analysand) and seen likewise in Plato's Model of The Republic - that Lacan identified with a Psychoanalytical Phase.
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