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SUBVERSION OF THE SUBJECT AND THE DIALECTIC OF DESIRE (SESSION TWO)

In The Subversion of the Subject and the Dialectic of Desire, Lacan tells us that desire “reverses the unconditional nature of the demand for love, in which the subject remains in subjection to the Other, and raises it to the power of absolute condition (in which ‘absolute’ also implies ‘detachment’)” (689, 6). The acquisition of desire is the untranscendable condition of being human, and this is predicated upon the detachment from the unconditional, anxiety-laden dimension of demand (689, 7). Desire begins to take shape in the margin in which demand rips away from need, this margin is the one that demand – whose appeal can be unconditioned only with respect to the Other – opens up in the guise of the possible gap that need may give rise to, because it has no universal satisfaction (this is called ‘anxiety’) (689, 5). Please join us on our Patreon to get early access to all interviews and to join our study groups   / emancipations