Papers and articles


REVIEW
Waiting for the Barbarians – J. M. Coetzee
(New York: Penguin Books, 1980)

  • Janet Thormann
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     26/07/2013

     

    Since its inception political theory, insofar as it has been concerned with the subject in democracy, has treated the subject as citizen.  The subject of citizenship in democracy …
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    The Hidden Side of the Moon. Beyond the Feminine

  • Svetlana Uvarova
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    Consciousness and Cognitive Sciences

  • Francisco Varela
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    Summary: In this text the author reviews the recent history of the preoccupation with the study of consciousness within the field of the cognitive sciences. A general categorization of …
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    The Fading of Philosophy

  • Gianni Vattimo
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    26/07/2013

     

    [What follows is the transcript of the lecture given by Gianni Vattimo at the Italian Group-Analytic Society (SGAI) in Milan, April 11-12, 1999, as part of the seminar …
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    I Am Not A Muse: Disappearance of the Hysteric Today

  • Jamieson Webster
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    FIRST  PART  OF  THE  LECTURE AT  THE SEMINAR  “Hysteria, Borderline, Anorexia. Discontent of Femininity?”, Rome, October 18-19, 2014

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    On the Question of the Future of Psychoanalysis:
    Some Reflections on Jacques Lacan

  • Jamieson Webster
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    Summary: Psychoanalysis seems to have become increasingly concerned with the question of its future. What does it mean to speculate about the future, to be anxious about it, to assess …
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    Burned by the Thing

  • Slavoj Žižek
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    Summary: The author considers a series of artistic works-Pizarnik’s and Bassnet’s Arbol de Diana, Prokofjev’s music, Wordsworth’s Prelude, Saer’s Nobody Nothing Never, Hölderlin’s Hyperion-applying to modern art the …
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