• Expanding the very possibilities of being

• Olivia Laing on recovery

• Living on the Other’s time

• Revisiting poststructuralist approaches to language in order to understand how we live and work with LLMs: the Pikachu Capybara effect

• The inevitability and irreversibility of loss

• Something will always be lacking

• The unpredictable, unfathomable point of decision

• Will Claude tell you if your writing is crap? The danger of LLMs for wounded academic writers

• New couples employ basically the same tactics that cults do

• Every time you make a decision you confront your symbolic castration

• A symptom isn’t a symptom until it’s reflexively recognised as such by the analysand

• There is always a missed understanding between people

• The psyche is intrinsically constituted by its relation to infinity

• We are not whole and we never will be

• The metonymy of desire

• Trying too hard is symptomatic of a mind divided

• A lost wholeness which we imagine we can recover

• On stopping when you’ve still got something to say

• Mania as the malfunctioning object a

• How common is counter-plagiarism within social theory?

• Understanding concepts by tracing their journey through the theory/practice nexus

• Whenever we speak, we are unconditionally asking to be heard

• A Lacanian approach to ChatGPT

• The disavowed uncertainty of Kierkegaard’s eternal love

• The Lacanian theory of trauma

• Visualising The Real

• The unconscious as overflowing with other people’s desires

• Lacan on Love: An Interview with Bruce Fink