
A podcast where there are relaxed but serious conversations about Lacanian psychoanalysis and the way it affects (and is affected by) the imaginary, the symbolic, and the real today.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Episode 6 – Transference
What is transference, really? Is it a bond, a projection, a repetition — or something more structural?
In this episode, Neil Gorman and Isolda Alvarez explore transference from a Lacanian orientation: the analyst as functio... more
Neil and Isolda reunite after months away from podcasting to discuss psychoanalysis as an experience rather than an intellectual exercise.
• They note that many people first encounter psychoanalysis through university and reading Freud, Lacan, and ... more
Understanding the Role of Nonsense in Psychoanalysis
In this episode of 'The Subject of the Unconscious,' hosts Neil Gorman and Isolda Alvarez delve into the topic of nonsense in Lacanian psychoanalysis. They discuss how individuals often seek psych... more
In this episode of The Subject of the Unconscious, hosts Neil Gorman and Isolda Alvarez delve into the complex topic of diagnosis within the framework of Lacanian psychoanalysis. They discuss the distinction between traditional DSM diagnoses and the ... more
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Conversations center around Lacanian psychoanalysis, exploring how it interplays with contemporary themes such as the imaginary, the symbolic, and the real. The hosts engage deeply with concepts of meaning, diagnosis, and the nuances of understanding human experiences that often defy conventional logic. Personal anecdotes and real-world applications of psychoanalysis enhance the dialogue, making complex theories accessible to both novices and practitioners. The podcast emphasizes personal transformation through psychoanalytic engagement, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences and the irrational aspects of life, all while maintaining a thoughtful and inclusive tone.
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