Parallax Leon Brenner: Lacan and the embrace of lack
Aug 15, 2024
Leon Brenner, a Berlin-based psychoanalyst and expert in Lacanian theory, dives deep into the nuances of desire and the concept of 'lack.' He contrasts Lacanian and Freudian methods, revealing their implications for modern therapy, particularly in Europe. The discussion extends to the impact of culture on trauma and identity, urging a rethinking of traditional therapeutic practices. Brenner emphasizes the importance of embracing one's fragmented self for a genuine understanding of psychological balance, all while navigating the complexities of contemporary human longing.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Understanding Reality Through Lacanian Theory
02:27 • 9min
Navigating Lacanian Psychoanalysis
11:13 • 14min
Navigating Symbols and Self-Discovery
25:43 • 14min
Lacan and the Complexity of Desire
40:12 • 9min
The Evolving Landscape of Psychoanalysis
49:29 • 5min
Cultural Trauma and Ethical Therapy
54:20 • 14min
