Baek Sang-hyun: Lacan's Politics

“Let's go back to the proytro! Jacques Rath, who in 1964 tried to tie Freud's characters into the old system of ideas, was excommunicated by the International Association of Psychoanalysis (IPA). Lassoon's 11th seminar began the year he was expelled. At 11 of the seminars, I can feel all the other sly voices. Meanwhile, this was also predicted. It is the inevitable fate that Raqon, who sought radical politics in psychoanalysis against the conservative political nature of Freud's successor generation. For example, his argument that the label "human" should be invented in the lives of each subject was an attempt to completely sidestep the view of the protege who would assume that man and self are a unified situation that already exists. After pursuing this revolutionary dimension of psychoanalysis, Raqi is now more boldly pointing forward to the actual level of mental analysis at 11 seminars. The only person in Korea who has ever been able to do this is the National Institute of Mental Health, which has been a major psychoanalysis of the world, and has been the only one who has been able in the country to follow the Rakul nuclear project, and is now being able to focus on the ‘political ’ level of psychoanastism in its 11th and 12th-part seminar. This is in contrast to the conservative and comfortable attitude of Korean academics who separate politics and ideas, including the ridiculous claim that Ratok’s theory of psychoanalysis “is just a theory for theory.”.

Korean title: 라깡의 정치학

Korean author: 백상현

Korean publisher: 에디투스

ISBN-13: 9791197004506