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Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • The fantasy of knowledge as attempt to foreclose otherness

  • New couples employ basically the same tactics that cults do

  • The Lacanian distinction between love and romance

  • Codependency as Team Neurosis

  • Why does The National’s Matt Berninger write so many beautiful songs about divorce despite being (seemingly) happily married?

  • Our own half-articulate need to become a new person, one whom we as yet lack words to describe

  • What does it mean to be partners-in-freedom?

  • The man instead of seeking a kind of…

  • Why are some interactions energising while others are not?

  • CfP: Love and Relationships in the Media

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