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107 Could you discuss the contribution of psychoanalytic theory to Riddles : the references to the Mirror Phase , the use of the Imaginary and the Symbolic , and the politics of the unconscious ? 13 : LM : The film is colored by ...
107 Could you discuss the contribution of psychoanalytic theory to Riddles : the references to the Mirror Phase , the use of the Imaginary and the Symbolic , and the politics of the unconscious ? 13 : LM : The film is colored by ...
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It should not surprise us that much of the current discourse in Italy privileges the French “ philosophes ” as major points of reference . I do not think that this is entirely due to the longstanding tradition in Italy of appropriating ...
It should not surprise us that much of the current discourse in Italy privileges the French “ philosophes ” as major points of reference . I do not think that this is entirely due to the longstanding tradition in Italy of appropriating ...
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It is the sole reference ( in the sense in which that word implies a taking out of guarantees , of security ) of the ... ( in which the system of references is extended almost endlessly , always under the cover of the “ dialectic ” ' ) .
It is the sole reference ( in the sense in which that word implies a taking out of guarantees , of security ) of the ... ( in which the system of references is extended almost endlessly , always under the cover of the “ dialectic ” ' ) .
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
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