@TurkunOtaginda Hadi diyelim, sakalar Türk, tarihleri M.Ö. 8. Yüzyıl. Bu tarihten önce tekerlek, yazı yok muydu? Piramitler m.ö. 2500. Sümerler yazıyı kullanıyor. M.ö. 2000-4000. Bu nasıl profesör? Hiç mi beyin yok?
“For Lacan, romantic love is a mirage that fills out the void of the impossibility of the relationship between the sexes.
Furthermore in romantic love there is no person as such; you don’t need a real person; what is necessary is merely the existence of an image.” ...
“For it is with this lack that he loves.
It is not for nothing that for years I have been repeating to you that love is to give what one does not have. This is even the principle of the castration complex:
In order to have the phallus, in order to be able to make use of it ...
Tutkunlarının cehenneminden geçmemiş biri, hiçbir zaman onların üstesinden gelemez. Bu tutkular hazır bekler ve bir anda bir kıvılcımla bütün bünyeyi ateşe verebilir. Terkettiğimiz, unuttuğumuz, ihmal ettiğimiz şeylerin daha güçlü olarak geri dönme tehlikesi vardır.
C.G. Jung.
“Psychoanalytic treatment, or therapy, is above all a praxis. It is not just a theory or a hermeneutic, it does not provide an account of human desires and drives, nor is it simply a management programme for sexual or traumatic disorders. It is a work of love.” ...
“Love is the sublimation of desire.
The result is that we cannot use love as either the first or the last term.
Love is a cultural fact; it would be out of the question were it not for culture.”
Jacques Lacan, Aphorisms on Love, Seminar X, Anxiety ...
Recently, I read Kripke's on Wittgenstein (colloquially referred to as Kripkenstein). Every time I read him, he made me realize something I've never thought about before. This book felt like going to the gym, but for your brain. Opinions on Kripke?
Ve tüm geleneksel yasalarda olduğu gibi İncil’de de
Söz’ün kötürümlüğü ve günahkârın yalnızlığı olarak
lanetlenen şey, nesillerin kafa karışıklığıdır.
Écrits:230.