
Introducing Lacan: A Graphic Guide
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Philosophy
Art & Photography
Format
Kindle
Pages
428
Language
English
Published
Dec 1, 2014
Publisher
Icon Books
ISBN-10
1848318790
ISBN-13
9781848318793
Description
Jacques Lacan's complex theories on the human psyche have transformed the landscape of psychoanalysis, positioning him as a pivotal figure alongside Freud and Jung. This exploration delves into his intricate ideas, making them accessible through visual storytelling. Readers are guided through Lacan's concepts, which intertwine language, desire, and the unconscious, illuminating the nuances of human behavior.
Throughout the narrative, readers encounter Lacan's unique perspective on the structure of the mind and the role of language in shaping our experiences. With engaging illustrations complementing the text, the book opens up a dialogue about the intricacies of identity, desire, and the nature of reality.
By weaving together theory and imagery, the authors invite both seasoned thinkers and newcomers to the world of psychoanalysis to reflect on Lacan's lasting influence. This insightful guide not only demystifies Lacan's ideas but also prompts deeper contemplation about the human condition and the stories we tell ourselves.
Throughout the narrative, readers encounter Lacan's unique perspective on the structure of the mind and the role of language in shaping our experiences. With engaging illustrations complementing the text, the book opens up a dialogue about the intricacies of identity, desire, and the nature of reality.
By weaving together theory and imagery, the authors invite both seasoned thinkers and newcomers to the world of psychoanalysis to reflect on Lacan's lasting influence. This insightful guide not only demystifies Lacan's ideas but also prompts deeper contemplation about the human condition and the stories we tell ourselves.
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