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with the situation in the Imaginary which is reconstructed - the Mirror Stage , the specular relationship , the duality - in the film viewing experience . And yet , cinema - the film - is a Symbolic construction - it's a discourse , and ...
with the situation in the Imaginary which is reconstructed - the Mirror Stage , the specular relationship , the duality - in the film viewing experience . And yet , cinema - the film - is a Symbolic construction - it's a discourse , and ...
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... Mirror Phase ( Mirror Stage ) in the movies , you have , nevertheless , the difference between the mirror properly speaking ( the mirror of the child ) , and this kind of second " mirror " which the cinema screen is . The difference is ...
... Mirror Phase ( Mirror Stage ) in the movies , you have , nevertheless , the difference between the mirror properly speaking ( the mirror of the child ) , and this kind of second " mirror " which the cinema screen is . The difference is ...
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... Mirror Stage as Formative of the Function of the I as Revealed in Psychoanalytic Experience , " ( 1949 ) , translation in Ecrits , Norton , 1977. Here , Lacan proposes that the ego is formed through the infant's identification with the ...
... Mirror Stage as Formative of the Function of the I as Revealed in Psychoanalytic Experience , " ( 1949 ) , translation in Ecrits , Norton , 1977. Here , Lacan proposes that the ego is formed through the infant's identification with the ...
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