#3 無意識とは何か - WorkFlowy

In their 1972 book Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia, Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari reimagined the schizophrenic not as a pathological subject but as a figure who ‘deterritorialises’ fixed structures of identity and social organisation. Where psychoanalysis understood desire as repression and sublimation—organised through the familial... See more
Desire Is a Machine | Institute of Modern Art
For Lacan, desire is part of our sub-conscious and surfaces through the cracks in our self consciousness. […]Desire here is a longing for a return to the original mother-child unity: this desire is nostalgic. A return to unity would entail a negation of the very individuality of the subject and so desire becomes a longing for something that cannot
... See moreHow, then, do Lacan’s ideas differ from the mainstream psychoanalytical schools of thought and from Freud himself? With regard to other schools, the first thing that strikes the eye is the philosophical tenor of Lacan’s theory. For Lacan, psychoanalysis at its most fundamental is not a theory and technique of treating psychic disturbances, but a
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