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ラカン派 精神分析家 小笠原晋也の ブログ Why Lacan says : “no one who dwells in the Japanese language has a need to be psychoanalysed”
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ラカン派 精神分析家 小笠原晋也の ブログ: Why Lacan says : “no one who dwells in the Japanese language has a need to be psychoanalysed” 2019年1月2日 Why Lacan says : “no one who dwells in the Japanese language has a need to be psychoanalysed” Why Lacan says : “no one who dwells in the Japanese language has a need to be psychoanalysed” Luke S. Ogasawara Summary : It is often said that Lacan remarked that the Japanese are unanalysable, and in fact it is true that there are very few psychoanalysts and very little demand for analysis in Japan. I present here my reflections on this ba
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