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Psychology and Psychotechnics
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Olshansky, D. A.
Jacques Lacan’s Idea of Pleasure: Destruction of Discourse Borders during Psychosis
// Psychology and Psychotechnics.
2010. ¹ 2.
P. 29-32.
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Olshansky, D. A. Jacques Lacan’s Idea of Pleasure: Destruction of Discourse Borders during PsychosisAbstract: Analyzing the state of psychosis, the author appeals to Jacques Lacan’s works. It is assumed that the state of psychosis demonstrates the ‘absence of the author’. A psychotonic has neither image of a speaker nor a symbolic border. Keywords: psychology, philosophy, pleasure, symbolic, language, speech, subject, psychosis, psychotonic, phallus, subject, meaning, meant
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