A paixão do negativo : Lacan e a dialética /

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Subject lessons : Hegel, Lacan, and the future of materialism / by Sbriglia, Russell, 1982-, Žižek, Slavoj, Johnston, Adrian, Van Wert, Kathryn, Gorelick, Nathan, Rothenberg, Molly Anne, 1952-, Dolar, Mladen, Cole, Andrew, Radnik, Borna, McGowan, Todd, Zupančič, Alenka

Table of Contents: “…On Matter and Related Matters / Mladen Dolar -- Subjectivity in Times of (New) Materialisms: Hegel and Conceptualization / Borna Radnik -- Objects after Subjects: Hegel's Broken Ontology / Todd McGowan -- The Nature of Dialectical Materialism in Hegel and Marx / Andrew Cole -- Intellectual Intuition and Intellectus Archetypus: Reflexivity from Kant to Hegel / Slavoj Žižek -- Fear of Science: Transcendental Materialism and Its Discontents / Adrian Johnston -- Ontology and the Death Drive: Lacan and Deleuze / Alenka Zupančič -- Why Sex Is Special: Psychoanalysis against New Materialism / Nathan Gorelick -- Twisting "Flat Ontology": Harman's "Allure" and Lacan's Extimate Cause / Molly Anne Rothenberg -- Becoming and the Challenge of Ontological Incompleteness: Virginia Woolf avec Lacan contra Deleuze / Kathryn Van Wert -- From Sublimity to Sublimation: Hegel, Lacan, Melville / Russell Sbriglia.…”
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Subject lessons : Hegel, Lacan, and the future of materialism / by Sbriglia, Russell, 1982-, Žižek, Slavoj, Johnston, Adrian, Van Wert, Kathryn, Gorelick, Nathan, Rothenberg, Molly Anne, 1952-, Dolar, Mladen, Cole, Andrew, Radnik, Borna, McGowan, Todd, Zupančič, Alenka

Table of Contents: “…On Matter and Related Matters / Mladen Dolar -- Subjectivity in Times of (New) Materialisms: Hegel and Conceptualization / Borna Radnik -- Objects after Subjects: Hegel's Broken Ontology / Todd McGowan -- The Nature of Dialectical Materialism in Hegel and Marx / Andrew Cole -- Intellectual Intuition and Intellectus Archetypus: Reflexivity from Kant to Hegel / Slavoj Žižek -- Fear of Science: Transcendental Materialism and Its Discontents / Adrian Johnston -- Ontology and the Death Drive: Lacan and Deleuze / Alenka Zupančič -- Why Sex Is Special: Psychoanalysis against New Materialism / Nathan Gorelick -- Twisting "Flat Ontology": Harman's "Allure" and Lacan's Extimate Cause / Molly Anne Rothenberg -- Becoming and the Challenge of Ontological Incompleteness: Virginia Woolf avec Lacan contra Deleuze / Kathryn Van Wert -- From Sublimity to Sublimation: Hegel, Lacan, Melville / Russell Sbriglia.…”
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After Lacan : clinical practice and the subject of the unconscious / by Apollon, Willy

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: The Dialectic of Theory and Clinic /…”
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Lacan's medievalism / by Labbie, Erin Felicia

Table of Contents: “…The unconscious is real -- Singularity, sovereignty, and the one -- Duality, ambivalence, and the animality of desire -- Dialectics, courtly love, and the trinity -- The quadrangle, the hard sciences, and nonclassical thinking -- The pentangle and the resistant knot.…”

Lacan's medievalism / by Labbie, Erin Felicia

Table of Contents: “…The unconscious is real -- Singularity, sovereignty, and the one -- Duality, ambivalence, and the animality of desire -- Dialectics, courtly love, and the trinity -- The quadrangle, the hard sciences, and nonclassical thinking -- The pentangle and the resistant knot.…”
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The decision of desire / by Lippi, Silvia

Table of Contents: “…Desire-Between Alterity and Decision -- Finite Desire, Infinite Desire -- Desire, Squeezed Between Signifiers -- Desire, Perverse and Perverted -- Gap, Distance, and Lack in Desire -- The Painful Dialectic of the Object -- The Object Slips Off, A Signifier Takes Its Place -- That Singular Cause of Desire -- "Oneself" as Object of Desire, and Love -- Desire and Beyond Desire -- Conatus and/or the Death Drive -- The Laws of Desire -- Enjoyment All and Not-all -- From Double Alienation to Joy…”
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Lacan and the political / by Stavrakakis, Yannis

Table of Contents: “…The Lacanian object : dialectics of social impossibility -- 3. Encircling the political : towards a Lacanian political theory -- 4. …”
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Prolegomena to any future materialism. by Johnston, Adrian, 1974-

Table of Contents: “…Not-so-strange bedfellows: from Hegel and Marx to Lacan and McDowell -- The voiding of weak nature: the transcendental materialist kernels of Hegel's philosophy of nature -- Revivifying Hegel: breathing new life into Naturphilosophie -- From Bern to Jena: the oldest agenda of Hegelianism -- The self-subversion of modern science: scientific reason and the phenomenology of spirit -- Real genesis: from the natural to the logical, and back again -- The dialectics of impotent nature: substance and subject in the system of the mature Hegel -- From scientific socialism to socialist science: the dialectics of nature then and now -- The specter of Engels: the obscured history of Marxism's philosophies of science -- This is orthodox Marxism: the shared materialist Weltanschauung of Marx and Engels -- The three fathers of Naturdialektik: Engels, Dietzgen, Lenin -- Breaking and bridging: Althusserian syntheses of historical and dialectical materialisms -- Western Marxism's self-critique: Lukacs's final ontological verdict -- Negativity mystical and material: privative causality from Pico della Mirandola to Lacan -- The privation of science: lacking causes -- There is absence, and then there are absences: back to Kant, forward to Lacan, and onward -- The night of the living world: the missing link of the anorganic -- Split brain, split subject: critically approaching a possible Lacanian neuro-psychoanalysis -- The myth of the non-given: the positive genesis of the negative -- Second natures in dappled worlds: neo-Hegelianism and the philosophy of science in the analytic tradition -- Lacan with McDowell: the unresolved problem of naturalism -- From the subjectivity of transcendental idealism to the objectivity of absolute idealism: returning to Kant and Hegel -- Between bald naturalism and rampant Platonism: relaxing into McDowell's third way -- More is less: psychoanalysis, science, and the decompletion of first nature -- Piebald naturalism: freedom in Cartwright's image of nature.…”
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Prolegomena to any future materialism. by Johnston, Adrian, 1974-

Table of Contents: “…Not-so-strange bedfellows: from Hegel and Marx to Lacan and McDowell -- The voiding of weak nature: the transcendental materialist kernels of Hegel's philosophy of nature -- Revivifying Hegel: breathing new life into Naturphilosophie -- From Bern to Jena: the oldest agenda of Hegelianism -- The self-subversion of modern science: scientific reason and the phenomenology of spirit -- Real genesis: from the natural to the logical, and back again -- The dialectics of impotent nature: substance and subject in the system of the mature Hegel -- From scientific socialism to socialist science: the dialectics of nature then and now -- The specter of Engels: the obscured history of Marxism's philosophies of science -- This is orthodox Marxism: the shared materialist Weltanschauung of Marx and Engels -- The three fathers of Naturdialektik: Engels, Dietzgen, Lenin -- Breaking and bridging: Althusserian syntheses of historical and dialectical materialisms -- Western Marxism's self-critique: Lukacs's final ontological verdict -- Negativity mystical and material: privative causality from Pico della Mirandola to Lacan -- The privation of science: lacking causes -- There is absence, and then there are absences: back to Kant, forward to Lacan, and onward -- The night of the living world: the missing link of the anorganic -- Split brain, split subject: critically approaching a possible Lacanian neuro-psychoanalysis -- The myth of the non-given: the positive genesis of the negative -- Second natures in dappled worlds: neo-Hegelianism and the philosophy of science in the analytic tradition -- Lacan with McDowell: the unresolved problem of naturalism -- From the subjectivity of transcendental idealism to the objectivity of absolute idealism: returning to Kant and Hegel -- Between bald naturalism and rampant Platonism: relaxing into McDowell's third way -- More is less: psychoanalysis, science, and the decompletion of first nature -- Piebald naturalism: freedom in Cartwright's image of nature.…”
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Tarrying with the negative : Kant, Hegel, and the critique of ideology / by Žižek, Slavoj

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- I COGITO: THE VOID CALLED SUBJECT -- 1 "I or He or It (the Thing) Which Thinks" -- 2 Cogito and the Sexual Difference -- II ERGO: THE DIALECTICAL NONSEQUITUR -- 3 On Radical Evil and Related Matters -- 4 Hegel's "Logic of Essence" as a Theory of Ideology -- III SUM: THE LOOP OF ENJOYMENT -- 5 "The Wound Is Healed Only by the Spear That Smote You" -- 6 Enjoy Your Nation as Yourself!…”
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The graph of desire : using the work of Jacques Lacan / by Eidelsztein, Alfredo

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Evolving Lacanian perspectives for clinical psychoanalysis : on narcissism, sexuation, and the phases of analysis in contemporary culture / by Moncayo, Raul

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Lacan, psychoanalysis, and comedy /

Table of Contents: “…: Lacan, Freud, and Marx on the economy of jokes / Jean Michel Rabaté -- Mother pumper and the analyst's donuts / Jamieson Webster -- Not in the humor : bulimic dreams / Carol Owens -- Comedy on the couch -- Psychoanalysis and tragicomedy : measure for measure after Zizek's Lacanian dialectics / Geoff Boucher -- Comedy and the agency of the letter in a midsummer night's dream / Matthew Sharpe -- Jane Austen's wit-craft / Molly Rothenberg -- The sexual politics of comedy : Henry James's "the chaperon" / Sigi Jottkandt -- Power in the closet : and its coming out / Alenka Zupan'is -- He who laughs last, laughs last -- Epilogue: repetition, repetition, repetition : richard prince and the three R's / Simon Critchley.…”
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Film, Lacan and the subject of religion : a psychoanalytic approach to religious film analysis / by Nolan, Steve

Table of Contents: “…-- Introduction to Part three -- Cinematic identification : suture and narrative space -- Cinematic perspective and narrative space -- Jean-Pierre Oudart and Stephen Heath : suturing the subject in cinematic discourse -- Slavoj Žižek : when suture fails -- Critique of the subject sutured in cinematic discourse -- Suturing suture : joining the theory together -- Cinematic impression of reality as unconscious effect -- Symbolic reality, imaginary reality and the real of the subject's truth -- Imagos and the representational nature of the complex -- Anamnesis : the subject's participation in the impression of reality -- Mapping imaginary reality to cinema's impression of reality -- Cinematic discourse and Lacan's linguistic theory of dreams -- The (overdetermined) 'thing' : 'dumb reality' and (forbidden) objet petit a -- Lacan's linguistic theory of dreams -- The signifier as representative not significant -- The repeated real, the real as missed encounter -- Mapping unconscious desire to cinematic discourse -- Suturing identity with a cinematic other, suturing subjectivity -- Identification with represented desire : a 'genetic theory of the ego' -- Libidinal investment, narcissistic identification : 'dialectic of identification' -- The confusion of identity : jealousy, paranoiac knowledge and transitivism -- Procuring subjectivity : circulating the 'rim' and superimposing the lack -- Procuring subjectivity : the double operation of the 'rim' -- Representation and the fading of the subject -- Procuring subjectivity : the superimposition of the two lacks -- Modes of subject identification : the ideal-I and the ego-ideal -- Symmetrical identifications : imaginary projection and symbolic introjection -- Mapping suture to identification with a cinematic other -- Suturing religious identity in the sacramental narrative -- Identification with the priest as a liturgical representation -- Constructing the priest as a liturgical representation -- Priestly representation (i) : a fiction sustained by erotic attraction -- The mission (1986) -- Priestly representation (ii) : a fiction sustained by negation/disavowal -- Father John McNeill -- The worshipper's solipsistic identification with priestly representation -- Joining the narrative and participating in its 'reality' -- Signifying for : the reinscription of desire into the sacramental narrative -- The exorcist (1973) -- On the waterfront (1954) -- The fugitive (1947) -- The worshipper's participation as a subject of episcopal/ecclesial 'reality' -- By way of analysis -- Batman begins (Christopher Nolan) -- Bewitched (Nora Ephron) -- Charlie and the chocolate factory (Tim Burton) -- Conclusion : a third task -- moving beyond the 'so what!'.…”
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The logic of sexuation : from Aristotle to Lacan / by Ragland-Sullivan, Ellie, 1941-

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Tales of research misconduct : a Lancanian diagnostics of integrity challenges in science novels / by Zwart, Hub, 1960-

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