Author: Mladen Dolar

When Socrates was standing before the Athenian tribunal in 399 BC, he said in his defence that the opponents he feared most were the invisible ones...

When Socrates was standing before the Athenian tribunal in 399 BC, he said in his defence that the opponents he feared most were the invisible ones...

When Socrates was standing before the Athenian tribunal in 399 BC, he said in his defence that the opponents he feared most were the invisible ones...

When Socrates was standing before the Athenian tribunal in 399 BC, he said in his defence that the opponents he feared most were the invisible ones...

When Socrates was standing before the Athenian tribunal in 399 BC, he said in his defence that the opponents he feared most were the invisible ones...

When Socrates was standing before the Athenian tribunal in 399 BC, he said in his defence that the opponents he feared most were the invisible ones...

Bringing together theorists and practitioners of psychoanalysis to interrogate Lacans notion of extimitÉ In 1960, Jacques Lacan coined the neologis...

Bringing together theorists and practitioners of psychoanalysis to interrogate Lacans notion of extimitÉ In 1960, Jacques Lacan coined the neologis...