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  Reading Seminar Xx: Lacan's Major Work on Love, Knowledge, and Feminine Sexuality (SUNY Series in Psychoanalysis and Culture (Paperback)) (Paperback) By (author) Suzanne Barnard, By (author) Bruce Fink

  

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  Short Description for Reading Seminar XxThis collection offers the first sustained, in-depth commentary on Seminar XX, Encore, considered the cornerstone of Lacan's work on the themes of sexual difference, knowledge, jouissance, and love. Although Seminar XX was originally popularized as Lacan's treatise on feminine sexuality, these essays, by some of today's foremost Lacanian scholars, go beyond feminine sexuality to address Lacan's si...
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  • Publisher: State University of New York Press
  • Published: 18 July 2002
  • Format: Paperback 200 pages
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  • Categories: Literary Theory | Gender Studies, Gender Groups | Psychoanalytical Theory (Freudian Psychology) | Sexual Behaviour
  • ISBN 13: 9780791454329 ISBN 10: 0791454320
  • Sales rank: 301,197

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• This collection offers the first sustained, in-depth commentary on Seminar XX, Encore, considered the cornerstone of Lacan's work on the themes of sexual difference, knowledge, jouissance, and love. Although Seminar XX was originally popularized as Lacan's treatise on feminine sexuality, these essays, by some of today's foremost Lacanian scholars, go beyond feminine sexuality to address Lacan's significant intertwining concern with the rupture between reality and the real produced by modern science, and the implications of this rupture for subjectivity, knowledge, jouissance, and the body.