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Antigone
The generally held view, the one that psychoanalysis has recapitulated but not yet fully explored, is that the kernel of the Sophoclean script treats of… more →
THE PSYCHOANALYTIC FIELD
The Transvestive Signifier and the Antigone Complex
kvond wrote 2 weeks ago: Ismene: Linguistic Duplicity vs. Linguistic Transvestism Following up the line of thought begun in … more →
More on the Antigone Complex
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kvond wrote 2 weeks ago: Ribbons of New Subjective Action Yesterday I began thinking about the potentials of an Antigone Com … more →
What is the "Antigone Complex"? Posthuman Tensored Agency
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kvond wrote 2 weeks ago: Psycho-dialysis I came across something of the notion when reading Judith Butler’s Antigone C … more →
Sophocles, irony, and metaphor
cyberdisciple wrote 3 weeks ago: Update (below) Sometimes when I pick up an article on a piece of ancient literature, ideas and conce … more →
Emotion is lotion
iconoplastic wrote 3 weeks ago: Woolf’s elegiac comments on the subject of deathly emotions notwithstanding, yahoo astrology p … more →
10 Greatest Philosophers (sigh): Desert Island Question
kvond wrote 1 month ago: Tool Kit Jon Cogburn’s list in the comments section over at Perverse Egalitarianism it seems … more →
Sophocles
Tel wrote 1 month ago: Sophocles (c. 496 BC – c. 406 BC) Greek Playwright As one of the greatest playwrights of anci … more →
Attention Span - Joel Bettridge
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Steve Evans wrote 1 month ago: Richard Deming | Let’s Not Call It Consequence | Shearsman Books | 2008 Rachel Zolf | Human Resource … more →
Q #64: Why the recent interest in “authenticity” and “authentic leadership”?
Bob Morris wrote 1 month ago: In this series, Bob Morris poses a key question and then responds to it with material from one or mo … more →
Prophecy & Oedipus
mjjhoskin wrote 2 months ago: I just finished reading Sophocles’ Oedipus the King in Greek. It struck me today as I was doi … more →
What I'm Reading
michellerosalind wrote 2 months ago: This week I’m reading the Antigone play by Sophocles. While I was going through a box of books … more →
Science and its relation to the authentically human
Paul wrote 2 months ago: In this and my next post I’ll be discussing an excerpt from Solymar & Walsh that I posted … more →
This just in . . .
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mjjhoskin wrote 2 months ago: Jocasta is Freudian: For, indeed, many men even in the dreams of mortals lie with their mother. (Sop … more →
Q #38: Which of the “great books” offer the best lessons in leadership?
Bob Morris wrote 2 months ago: In this series, Bob Morris poses a key question and then responds to it with material from one or mo … more →
Film and Theatre Converge In Revolt Against Destiny
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Anne Manyara wrote 2 months ago: (This article appeared in the Sunday Nation on 19th April 2009) A scene from Slumdog Millionaire … more →
Greek for Berliners: MBS Productions' Oedipus Rex
sjamaanka wrote 2 months ago: It’s all Greek to me. Why is it that people are afraid of attending classical theatre — … more →
Love
missef wrote 3 months ago: “One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life: That word is love.” -Sophocle … more →
Own Worst Enemy
Emily wrote 3 months ago: The keenest sorrow is to recognize ourselves as the sole cause of all our adversities. - Sophocles … more →
Where Is "To Catch A Predator"
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Cyndi wrote 3 months ago: “The keenest sorrow is to recognize ourselves as the sole cause of all our adversities.” … more →
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