Browsing: Psychoanalysis

A portrait from Jung’s later years accompanying his reflections on consciousness, the collective unconscious, modern atomisation, old age, and the ethical process of individuation.

A portrait of Jung accompanying a reflection on atopos, inner and external migration, personal myth, collective memory, and the individuation process.

A conceptual image representing the movement from obsessive self-analysis toward art, science, love, politics, and other realities valued beyond personal comfort.

An illustrative portrait accompanying an analysis of hysteria as a Lacanian discourse and as the subject’s unstable position within the void of desire.

A conceptual image examining whether women’s visibility on social media constitutes self-representation or a digitalised regime of objectification and surveillance.

Perseus’s polished shield represents an indirect and mediated form of looking that places distance between the subject and Medusa’s deadly gaze.

A conceptual image bringing Freud and Lacan together through the unconscious, transference, language, law, desire, and the clinical structure of the subject.

A conceptual representation of the subject as a pre-ontological position constituted between the Other, bodily loss, the signifier, the Real, and the symptom.

A conceptual representation of the divided subject, desire, lack, fantasy, jouissance, and the Borromean knot in Lacanian psychoanalysis.

A conceptual image representing Evans’s account of jouissance as a plural Lacanian field extending beyond pleasure into pain, prohibition, embodiment, and repetition.