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Desire is the
the metonymy of
being in the subject.
Jacques Lacan, Seminar VI
Art by Émile François Chambon
Sigmund Freud’s Interpreting Dreams in the Penguin Modern Classics edition, with Yves Tanguy’s fantastic surrealist art of 1943, Through Birds, Through Fire but Not Through Glass
“What we have to suspect of any reality is that it might be fantasmatic.” Jacques Lacan, Seminar XIX … or Worse
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