The following is an earlier version of an essay that first appeared here. For those who are interested, it repeats and expands upon certain recent themes of mine, mainly regarding the political and ideological implications of certain psychology trends. Continue reading
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Thoughts – June 2015: Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Mindfulness, Sexuation…
Contrary to popular belief, psychoanalysis is least accessible to the very rich man, to the man who goes through life throwing money at his problems. It is precisely he who has no way to pay. Continue reading
The Debate on Directive Treatments in Psychology
Here are some responses to points/questions that recently arose on twitter, in longer than 140 characters:
Action of the Structure – Then and Now
I recently read a newly-translated text by Jacques-Alain Miller, entitled ‘Action of the Structure’, a translation of which can be found here. The essay has been translated as part of the Concept and Form project, which undertakes to publish seminal papers from the 1960s French journal, Cahiers Pour L’Analyse. (For those interested, the website is a great resource on this obscure chapter of French philosophy).