HeyJaredLectures on Lacan
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The Sinthome (Seminar XXIII), Episode 8 (opens the original)
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“Apondering the Real” — this is how our podcast series on The Sinthome ends. Head our YouTube channel if you prefer to watch this one, or any of the previous episodes in this podcast. What a trip it’s been! And if you want to keep going, there’s still time to register for new lecture and discussion series on Seminar XXIV, which kicked off this past Friday. Registration remains open on a sliding scale, granting you immediate access to the opening lectures in the series and entry into all remainin
Congrats to Our 2026 Haynes Fellow! (opens the original)
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As we prepare to dive into Seminar XXIV, I want to take a moment to extend another profound thank you to Professor Holly Haynes. Through her generous sponsorship, we are able to open our doors wider than ever and welcome an emerging Lacanian into our community.It is with great pleasure that I announce our 2026 Haynes Fellow: Keir Hamilton, an undergraduate student who will be joining us from Manchester Metropolitan University. 🤩Keir’s academic work makes him an exceptional addition to this serie
The Sinthome (Seminar XXIII), Episode 7 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the penultimate episode of our summer podcast series on SXXIII! This one’s titled “Fashioning the Real,” and it returns us to a familiar diagram — but with a certain late-Lacanian twist, of course! Our new series on Seminar XXIV also begins this Friday, September 11, so this is an especially momentous week. Join us as we trace the linguistic and theoretical leaps that Lacan made after his seminar on The Sinthome , from the Freudian Unbewusst es to the French l’une-bévue to the English
The Sinthome (Seminar XXIII), Episode 6 (opens the original)
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I didn’t realize what this episode was about until the very end, when I started wondering what you call a noun that's been transformed into a verb, but without adding any affixes. The technical, linguistic name for this couldn’t be better: “Zero Derivation.” 🤯 Head to our YouTube channel if you want to watch this one play out. And don’t forget to mark your calendar: the first live discussion in our fall series on Love Is the Failure of the Unbewoops (Seminar XXIV) is fast approaching! Access the
Corps Torique (opens the original)
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Our fall series on Seminar XXIV begins in two weeks, and I couldn’t be more excited to explore this key text in Lacanian psychoanalysis with everyone! To give you a preview of where we’re heading, here’s a nine-minute sample from the opening lecture. I’m calling it “Corps Torique,” but don’t make too much of this fancy title. The lecture is fundamentally about stupidity — the particular kind of stupidity it takes to study Lacan. 😆 Registration is still open, and our first live online discussion
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