Julia Evans, Author at LacanianWorks

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Texts Indexed by Date & Author : first published 1st April 2016

These are texts mainly from the Lacanian world & Jacques Lacan's references. Please note: – the date is the date of its first appearance when presented or published. – information is in the form: Date, Author, Title, & possibly location where it was presented - it is presented in date order starting at current date, 2024, and going backwards into history. - this was originally posted to www.LacanianWorks.net on 1st April 2016. It has been [...]

Julia Evans2026-04-16T14:36:07+01:0001/08/2025|

Index of texts by Julia Evans : first published 4th November 2019

UPDATE February 2023 First search this site, LW.org /5 Authors A-Z (Evans), for any updated text, Second, go to www.LacanianWorksExchange.net /authors a-z (Evans) then go to https://web.archive.org/web/20221205223226/https://lacanianworks.net/?p=12365 or https://web.archive.org/web/20221209135017/https://lacanianworks.net/2022/08/index-of-texts-by-julia-evans/ for the links to texts as at December 2022, before www.LacanianWorks.net was hacked. _______________________ This is an index of Julia Evans’ texts published on www.LacanianWorks.org (LW.org) formerly on www.LacanianWorks.net (LW.net). This was first posted on 4th November 2019. She is a practicing Lacanian Psychoanalyst and [...]

Julia Evans2026-03-26T15:30:45+00:0001/08/2025|

Sigmund Freud’s & Jacques Lacan’s use of the Pictures shown in the Slider : first posted 8th February 2023 : Julia Evans

Index of this Post Index of Pictures on the Slider (alphabetical on artist) Index of Pictures not shown on the Slider Quotes about the pictures by Sigmund Freud & Jacques Lacan (Use search engine & artist’s name to find entry) Availability of references ____________________________________________________ NOTE, This was first posted on 8th February 2023, and is reposted on 1st August of each year. Index of Pictures on the Slider Note : The pictures are displayed [...]

Julia Evans2026-02-26T18:34:12+00:0001/08/2025|

Chart of 16 logical functions including Vel, Aut, Vel of Alienation : 5th April 2025 : Richard Klein with Notes on Seminar XI : Julia Evans

Index of post Chart of Vel, Aut, Vel of Alienation by Richard Klein Vel as in Seminar XI by Julia Evans Commentary on Alienation and Separation in Seminar XI by Éric Laurent Some other texts on Lacan’s use of Mathematics and Topology *** Chart of Vel, Aut, Vel of Alienation by Richard Klein Richard Klein’s chart can be downloaded from www.Freud2Lacan.com /Lacan (120. Sem. XI—Vel [Inclusive] is no. 2; Vel [Exclusive or Aut] is [...]

Julia Evans2025-05-14T17:27:36+01:0005/04/2025|

Using Sigmund Freud’s Term Schaulust, translated as Scopophilia and Voyeurism : 24th March 2025 : Julia Evans

Conclusion Schaulust, Sigmund Freud’s term, should replace Scopophilia and Voyeurism which are James Strachey’s translations. Jacques Lacan encourages this on 13th May 1964. *** Index Jacques Lacan statement on Schaulust, 13th May 1964 Some German-English translations Sigmund Freud’s use of Schaulust in Three Essays on Sexuality, 1905 Jacques Lacan’s earlier comments on Schaulust, scopophilia, voyeurism Jacques Lacan’s clinical example, Little Hans, with introduction by Jean Clavreuil *** Jacques Lacan's statement on Schaulust, 13th May 1964 [...]

Julia Evans2025-03-26T18:20:53+00:0024/03/2025|

Angst translated as Anxiety in Sigmund Freud’s texts : 26th February 2025 : Julia Evans

INDEX Background Angst as a physical (body) tension, which cannot enter the psychic field : Sigmund Freud Sigmund Freud on difference between 'ängstlich’ & ‘nervös' / James Strachey & Julia Evans on translating them ‘I will only say that I think ‘Angst’ relates to the state and disregards the object’ : Sigmund Freud ‘Angst’ as ‘Fear’ and ‘heightened tenderness for the mother’ Background -Sigmund Freud uses the term ‘angst’. Translations of Angst from the [...]

Julia Evans2025-02-27T12:22:14+00:0026/02/2025|

Tracing Jacques Lacan’s ‘Love as “giving what you do not have” ‘ : 23rd February 2025 : Julia Evans

This text was originally published in the notes to Seminar X, as well as in Seminar IV and in Guiding Remarks for a Congress on Feminine Sexuality, probably Winter 2019. The quotations from these texts are in date order - -23rd January 1957 Seminar IV -Guiding Remarks for a Congress on Feminine Sexuality : 1958 [Presented in Amsterdam, 5th September 1960] -23rd November 1960 Seminar VIII -18th January 1961 Seminar VIII -16th January 1963 Seminar [...]

Julia Evans2025-02-25T12:30:52+00:0023/02/2025|

Note on Translating Angst & L’Angoisse as Anxiety : 20th February 2025 : Julia Evans

Background This is an attempt to consolidate notes in Downloading Sigmund Freud : 1st August 2024 (from February 2012), see this site /3 Sigmund Freud (Index of Sigmund Freud’s texts) Lecture XXV The Angst [Die Angst] : 1917 : Sigmund Freud 21st November 1962 Seminar X From the Anguish (De l’angoisse) (1962-1963) : begins 14th November 1962 : Jacques Lacan, see this site /4 Jacques Lacan (19621114) Notes on 21st November 1956 Seminar IV : [...]

Julia Evans2025-03-05T14:48:07+00:0020/02/2025|

Exploring ‘Dit-Mansion’ for ‘Dimension’ in Seminar IV & L’Étourdit : 15th February 2025 : Julia Evans

Note, an example of the use of dit-mansion in L’Étourdit 14th July 1972 is given at the end This explores the possibility that Lacan was starting to use his neologism ‘dit-mansion’, transcribed as dimension, in his Seminar IV. The Agency of the Letter (9th May 1957) was given at the same time as the last sessions of Seminar IV. [See ‘Dit-Mansion’ for ‘Dimension’ in ‘Agency/Instance/ Insistence of the Letter’ : 3rd February 2025 : [...]

Julia Evans2025-07-11T16:36:46+01:0015/02/2025|

‘Dit-Mansion’ for ‘Dimension’ in ‘Agency/Instance/Insistence of the Letter’ : 3rd February 2025 : Julia Evans

In revisiting the references for Éric Laurent’s (2021) text[i], Jacques Lacan’s neologism was rediscovered - dit-mansion. [said-mansion or building] This is the quote from Éric Laurent, p49, According to Lacan, the dit-mansion of the letter implies a certain instance) a certain insistence, a certain forcing in order to be included in the signifying weft, and the significations that are deduced from it. The instance, highlighted in the text “Instance of the Letter,” [7] designates [...]

Julia Evans2025-07-11T16:38:58+01:0003/02/2025|

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