Itzhak Benyamini – Lacan And Philosophy – A Commentary
THE LETTER 62 Summer 2016, pages 65-69
As the last among a series of respondents, I am faced with a certain loneliness that fosters the illusion of intellectual freedom, which does not necessarily imply scientific ease. This position may have influenced my current response to the lectures of conference’s organisers Prof. Ruth Ronen and Prof. Shirley Sharon-Zisser, at the conclusion of this most serious and impressive event.
They have honoured me by expressing a desire, a desire that I respond to each of their lectures, suggesting that the role of the desire-complex in the academic field also be put up for inquiry (the desire-complex in thiscontext is to be understood as the never-ending manoeuvrings of academic scholars with their pre-sonal desire, always logically preliminary to their scientific work but constrained by their bureaucratic responsibilities). I first came to know of this expectation after their works were sent to me as inscribed theses a number of weeks ago.
Lacan And Philosophy – A Commentary
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