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“Le ressort de l’amour”: Lacan's theory of love in his reading of plato's symposium
Angelaki 11 (3):61 – 81 (2006)
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I don't think I'm exaggerating if I say that that [ ] which we concluded [ ] had thus far been neglected by all the commentators of the Symposium and that, for this reason, our commentary is a date in the continuation of the history of the development of the virtualities which are concealed by this dialogue. Lacan, Seminar VIII, lesson of 1 March 1961.Author's Profile
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