Jouissance (1 of 7): Enjoying in the margins
Linking comments in Freud's 'Three essays on sexuality' to a series of examples ('flying into a rage', 'wallowing in depression'), we differentiate the Lacanian notion of jouissance from everyday notions of pleasure, highlighting how jouissance ('getting off on', 'morbid' excitation', 'painful modes of arousal', etc.) always involves the dimension of the excessive or transgressive. But is jouissance unconscious, and does it exist outside the domain of the symbolic? Link to board: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

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Jouissance (2 of 7): Inter-subjective enjoyment

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Lacan on 'The neurotic's individual myth' (1): The Rat Man's two dilemmas

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Jouissance (3 of 7): An erotics of the negative

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"The Borromean Knot of Jacques Lacan; Or, How to Beat Your Death Drive" a lecture by Aron Dunlap

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The 3 elements of stupidity, according to philosophy | Jonny Thomson: Full Interview

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On the Paradigms of Jouissance

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Lacan/Žižek on how to find your dream: a step-by-step by step guide

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Jouissance (6 of 7) : Enjoyment of hate

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30. Schizophrenia by Robert Sapolsky

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Jacques Lacan - Enjoyment (Jouissance) as an Ontological Factor

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Lacan on hysteria (1): The triangle of desire

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Lacan, the Phallus, and the Oedipus

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Lacan's 'objet a' | Todd McGowan

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Slavoj Zizek. Lacan’s four discourses and the real. 2014

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Lacanian Psychoanalysis with Bruce Fink

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Jouissance (7 of 7) : The only substance

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Lacan on Desire (1): Conceptual co-ordinates in Freud

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Melancholia - A Lacanian Approach (1)

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History and Theory of the objet a

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