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Winnicott's Transitional Object
In order to follow along with Psychoanalytic Field’s latest project (which now seems indefinitely delayed), I read D.W. Winnicott’s Playing and Reality (1971). As Winnicott states in the f… more →
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Weekly Geeks #21
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Steph wrote 20 hours ago: My first Weekly Geeks, I’m attempting it because I think I might be able to actually get some … more →
Winnicott's Transitional Object
ktismatics wrote 3 weeks ago: In order to follow along with Psychoanalytic Field’s latest project (which now seems indefinit … more →
Doubting Lacan's Imaginary-Symbolic Split
ktismatics wrote 1 month ago: “What will you do with all that I say? Will you record it on a little thing and organize soir … more →
My favorite meme!
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Ray Lockman wrote 1 month ago: If you’re at all familiar with my blogging, you should know this one (also, this one is mainly … more →
Prop O'Gandhi by Doyle
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ktismatics wrote 2 months ago: At quarter to nine in the morning Prop O’Gandhi went into his Laboratory and turned on the lamp. … more →
Spit Coffee on Your Keyboard Opening Lines.
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Tracy wrote 2 months ago: This article first appeared in the August 2004 Anastasia Black newsletter that Julia Templeton and I … more →
Normalcy and Deviation
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ktismatics wrote 2 months ago: The most decisive conceptual event of twentieth century physics has been the discovery that the worl … more →
Contacting the Real
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ktismatics wrote 2 months ago: The theory of primary and secondary qualities seems to belong to an irremediably obsolete past. It i … more →
First lines
Anna Jarzab wrote 2 months ago: Because I’m nothing if not servicey, I thought I’d point out the obvious fact that lots … more →
First Lines: Thinking of the Future When It's Become the Present
Doug Geivett wrote 2 months ago: “Not until my ears popped and the plane was coming down over the winking lights of Bogatá—o … more →
First Lines: What Does Sunday Sound Like?
Doug Geivett wrote 2 months ago: Sometimes you read the first line of a novel and you just have to take the next step. If you’r … more →
BTT: Great First Lines
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Rebecca wrote 2 months ago: What are your favorite first sentences from books? Is there a book that you liked specially because … more →
Beginnings - Booking Through Thursday
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trish wrote 2 months ago: This week’s Booking Through Thursday question is: Suggested by: Nithin Here’s another idea … more →
Why Saint Paul?
ktismatics wrote 3 months ago: Strange enterprise. That’s how Alain Badiou introduces his short 2003 book Saint Paul. Badiou … more →
Le Fin Absolue du Monde
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ktismatics wrote 4 months ago: Film is magic and, in the right hands, a weapon. The other day, at Dejan’s behest, I watched a … more →
In the Mood for Love by Wong, 2000
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ktismatics wrote 4 months ago: It is a restless moment. She has kept her head lowered, to give him a chance to come closer. But he … more →
Bestiary by Christopher, 2007
ktismatics wrote 4 months ago: The first beast I laid eyes on was my father. Rarely do I come across a contemporary American novel … more →
Thin Red Line by Malick, 1998
ktismatics wrote 4 months ago: What’s this war in the heart of nature? Why does nature vie with itself? The land contend with … more →
Deep Tropical Ciné-Musique
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ktismatics wrote 5 months ago: [A month ago I wrote an engagement of Days of Ciné-Musique, text by Patrick Mullins and artwork by … more →
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