Disruption

Here is an intended abrupt question! But to snap it back, the answer can only be “no !”. A child would not like a priori to figure himself as a product of his “parents' desire”. This...

In the Report on Seminar XIX, entitled, precisely, ...or worse, Lacan considers not s’oupirer (to suspire for worse) a matter of honor, not personal, but of psychoanalysis as such : I am not of those...

The term “disruption,” which orients our rubric, means, according to Littré, “rupture,” “fracture.” Having become a master signifier of our time, it has fallen to Jacques-Alain Miller to have introduced it into our field on...

Disruption is the signifier used by J.A. Miller in the lesson of 23 March 2011 of the Seminar Being and the One , to indicate the way the real manifests itself as an effect of the...