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  YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> matheme   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The matheme is a concept introduced in the work of the 20th century French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
They were intended to introduce some degree of technical rigour in philosophical and psychological writing, replacing the often hard-to-understand verbal descriptions with formulae resembling those used in the hard sciences, and as an easy way to hold, remember, and rehearse some of the core ideas of both Freud and Lacan.
"Matheme", for Lacan, was not simply the imitation of science by philosophy, but the ideal of a perfect means for the integral transmission of knowledge.
www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/matheme   (213 words)

  
 Fantasy - No Subject   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The matheme is to be read: the barred subject in relation to the object.
The perverse fantasy inverts this relation to the object, and is thus formalized as a <> $.
Although the matheme (S <> a) designates the general structure of the neurotic fantasy, Lacan also provides more specific formulas for the fantasy of the hysteric and that of the obsessional neurotic.
www.nosubject.com /Fantasy   (803 words)

  
 Matheme - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For example: $ <> a is the matheme for fantasy in the Freudian-Lacanian sense.
Contemporary philosopher Alain Badiou identifies "matheme" with the scientific procedure.
Lacanian Matheme Fonts provided by the Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Matheme   (220 words)

  
 lacan dot com/messageboard-archive
One more thing, I did some thinking: apropos of ukasiac's question, to say that mathemes represent the unsymbolizable of language is not the same thing as saying it is a metalanguage.
To go back to Gwen's question: If I understand your question, the matheme for object a is simply "a", for example, in the matheme for fantasy ($<>a), the "a" is objet a.
In a way, the four discourses are the way language as such insofar as they are discourses are structured, or in another way, the matheme for the four discourses give body to the very consistency of language.
www.lacan.com /chat21a.htm   (6092 words)

  
 Interventions
From this moment onward, the public, not to mention the private, transmission of Lacan's psychoanalysis was implicated by the problem of a topological presentation of the knot.
A presentation whose effect was to resituate the place of the 'sayable' in a psychoanalytic transmission, not by reducing it to silence in the formalization of the matheme, but in a problematic of the 'showable' and a real of formalization intrinsic to the knot.
We are far from the psychoanalytic concept of the matheme as an abbreviation of what lacks sense and is impossible to think and pronounce as words — therefore necessary to write and show.
www.topoi.net /place6/badiou.html   (5495 words)

  
 Poetix » Blog Archive » Structuralism’s Prohibition of the Event
The “matheme of the event” describes a kind of hyper-set, which the axiom of Foundation (which Badiou calls a “metaontological thesis of ontology”) defines as unfounded, and hence ab-surd for the purposes of the axiom system to which it belongs.
I think the generous thing to do at this point is to allow an element of intrigue to enter the picture, and read on in the hope that the plot will eventually coalesce.
The matheme of the event is dodgy, IMO, though I think the basic insight that eventality = ill-foundedness is correct.
codepoetics.com /poetix/?p=269   (893 words)

  
 What in the hell … :: … is a magic language? :: February :: 2006   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The matheme, in Badiou’s notion “thinks.” Here’s where he argues with wittgenstein, its in one of the first essays in “Theoretical writings” i don’t remember which.
Basically, the arguement is, the matheme is not a representation of thought but a presentation of it.
As such, the problem of interpretation is only a decayed version of the truth of the matheme.
whatinthehell.blogsome.com /2006/02/18/is-a-magic-language   (1307 words)

  
 Victor J. Vitanza, E6336(5336), Topics: Rhetoric, Poetics, and Cultural-Digital Studies, Spring, 2001   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
During this movement, "The passage from potentiality [of the concept] to act [filming] from language to the word, from common to the proper, comes about every time as a shuttling in both directions along a line of sparkling alternation on which common nature and singularity, potentiality and act change roles and interpenetrate" (20).
At this time, "Whatever is the matheme of singularity": the transitive property between an A=Y and Y=A substitution.
A fake floral arrangement could be a natural flower and a natural flower could be a fake floral arrangement because all have been produced as images on a video: not one is more authentic or inauthentic than the other.
www.uta.edu /english/V/digital/toni.html   (3016 words)

  
 Amazon.com: Matheme: Books   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
the other with a lowercase o, in Lacan's schemas and mathemes the former is designated by A and the latter by...
" And is not this duality (in Lacanian mathemes, $ and a) a further indication that the position of...
The matheme in play is the rep- resentation of the...
www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Matheme&tag=httpexplaguid-20&index=books&link_code=qs&page=1   (847 words)

  
 The Weblog: Single Post View
This creates an opposition between the poem and the matheme (an aside: isn't this also a "math-aphor"?) where Heidegger has taken the side of the poetic as the true saying of being.
Badiou is not outright rejecting Heidegger, but he is saying that the poetic is not the site where being qua being is presented, which remains set theory.
For being is not that which appears naturally, but must be interpreted by the matheme as the poem was interpreted by the Greeks through the matheme (is this not somewhat anachronistic?).
www.adamkotsko.com /weblog/2006/03/being-and-event-reading-group-week-3.html   (474 words)

  
 Table of contents for Subjective experience and the logic of the other
First matheme of the symptom (a) Symptom and semblance.
Clinical application of the matheme of the hysteric.
Clinical application of the matheme of obsessive neurosis.
www.loc.gov /catdir/toc/ecip056/2005000183.html   (985 words)

  
 Alain Badiou - Lacan and the Pre-Socratics
Far from opposing, as Heidegger did, the Pre-Socratic poem to Plato's matheme, Lacan has the powerful idea that poetry was the closest thing to mathematization available to the Pre-Socratics.
Alternation, succession, framing: the figures of poetic rhetoric are branded, as if by an unconscious lightning flash, with the features of a mathematization to come; through poetry, Parmenides attests to the fact that the grasp of thought upon the Real can be established only by the regulated power of the letter.
What matters here, however, is that we observe that, after noting the poetic anticipation of the free functioning of the matheme, Lacan credits the Pre-Socratics with an intuition that has far-reaching implications for the resources of truth inherent in sexual discord.
www.lacan.com /badpre.htm   (3626 words)

  
 Morton, "The Confection of Spice: Historical and Theoretical Considerations ," page 6 of 8, _The Poetics of Spice: ...
If the relationship between subjects and spices were to be annotated using Jacques Lacan's `mathemes', two formulae would be needed:
The quality of a spectral voice that hails the subject to far-away horizons, the curious `in-between' status of spice as object and non- object, is summed up in the difference between these two annota- tions.
The spice-marked body becomes uncanny, suggesting that the Other is self: the spiced corpse is dead but it is vivid - or as Lacan would put it, S _ a, the matheme for fantasy.
www.rc.umd.edu /publications/CUP/morton/morton6.html   (1520 words)

  
 Lacanian Matheme Fonts
Some of the font characters extend beyond the em-square in which case you may need to set line spacing to an exact point size (e.g 14 point) or 1.5 lines for consistent line separation.
The discourse mathemes can be created by combining separate symbols.
These fonts were developed for use within our publications and you may freely use them, however if you supply these fonts to another party or you wish to distribute them then it is a necessary condition that:
home.vicnet.net.au /~acp/fonts/readthis.htm   (827 words)

  
 FROM THE SIGNIFIER TO LOVE
The writing of a matheme is always introduced via something else.
For example, the writing of a letter A is introduced via the writing of a letter S. This shows an important function of redoubling which involves a loss or a fault, marked as
In short, the writing of a matheme, which is after all made of letters, and therefore places or
www.londonsociety-nls.org.uk /Wolf_signifier.htm   (5070 words)

  
 Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis ~ Seminars
Norton), to be followed by an introduction to the Knot Theory of the later Lacan.
This Seminar will be conducted as a close reading of the above texts that formulate the critical Lacanian concepts image, signifier, matheme, and knot.
We will examine their role in the logic and theory of psychoanalysis.
cpp.creighton.edu /seminars.asp   (602 words)

  
 Preface
This margin enables you yourselves to say that you think you follow me, that is, that you remain in a problematic position, which always leaves the door open to a progressive rectification.
In constructing my critical framework, I concentrate primarily on setting up a self/Other dynamic that I find applicable to both Stevens and Lacan, and I pay very little attention to the linguistic portion of Lacan's theory (I virtually ignore his later "matheme" stage).
As a consequence, I realize that it may appear to some that I am practicing piecemeal theory, picking and choosing pieces of a whole theory outside its own theoretical context.
polaris.umuc.edu /~skerby/dissertation_fp/pref_01.htm   (1051 words)

  
 event mechanics » Blog Archive » On Love: Badiou
It is, of course, the encounter guided by the obscure star of the object, but in excess of it, since it goes straight to that aspect of the object from which the subject draws its little bit of being.
Hmm, then Badiou goes off on a massive matheme tangent.
I’m serious I want to know… you can not tell me or you can tell me. If you’re a churchie I don’t want to read this blog ever again.
eventmechanics.net.au /?p=217   (425 words)

  
 Adrian Ortiz (2) - Online Dictionary of Mental Health
Lacan said in his Seminar Encore: "La formalisation mathemathique est notre but, notre ideal".
But at the same time he writes in page 39 (Scilicet 4) of "L'etourdit":" Le non-enseignable, je l'ai fait matheme de l'assurer de la fixion de l'opinion vraie, fixion ecrite avec un x, mais non sans ressource d'equivoque".
And it is in the thine way between letter and "lalangue" that we must develop ower intention to formalise the analytic praxis.
www.human-nature.com /freud/ortiz2.html   (2078 words)

  
 Review: Elg I SolNedGang -Elk/TMM   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Very catchy piece here by LittleElk, received 9th in MATheme Compo #1.
A nice upbeat rock song with enough changes to keep it interesting.
The intro grabs your attention well and lets you uh "get your groove on" early.
www.modarchive.com /reviews/compo-le.it.rev.html   (104 words)

  
 Other Voices 1.3 (January 1999), Jürgen Braungardt, "Theology After Lacan: A Psychoanalytic Approach to ...
In this type of speech there is no meaning, because there is no subject.
With such formulas, which Lacan later calls "mathems", one remains on the synchronic level of language.
Lacan's formulas require interpretation, which becomes itself metaphoric speech, necessary for the appropriation of the formula.
www.othervoices.org /1.3/jbraungardt/theology.html   (16569 words)

  
 matheme - OneLook Dictionary Search (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
matheme - OneLook Dictionary Search (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu)
We found one dictionary with English definitions that includes the word matheme:
Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "matheme" is defined.
onelook.com.cob-web.org:8888 /?w=matheme   (76 words)

  
 Formalization - No Subject   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The translation of a proposition or body of propositions into a more more language, such as that of mathematics or symbolic logic, usually in order to clarify or explicate the information content, as in the matheme of Lacan.
Three main reasons lie behind this attempt at formalization.
This page was last modified 20:54, 17 August 2006.
www.nosubject.com /Formalization   (207 words)

  
 Reviews 49:1
For example, a fairly typical theoretical passage asserts that “if a fantasy is rendered ‘liveable’ only by its obedience of the ‘Law of desire’ (E:S 324) that stipulates the non-coincidence of $ and a, what would a defiance of that law entail?
Without the mediating function of the nom du père, the constitutive lack in subjectivity could not take effect; the two terms of the matheme would therefore fall together, stranding what was situated as the subject in an unspeakable (although not necessarily psychotic) real” (113).
If non-Lacanian readers squint a little they can usually figure out what is being conveyed in such sentences.
www.uncg.edu /eng/elt/rev491.htm   (2438 words)

  
 Fonts for mathematics   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Ecrits Symbol Font is a public domain font for mathematical symbols (truetype, type 1), created by Jeremy English in 1997 as part of the The Lacanian Matheme Fonts.
Jeremy English writes: "These scalable fonts contain most of the symbols used in Jacques Lacan's algebra, the standard letters of the alphabet, the numbers from 0 to 9, some standard set and algebraic notation, French diacritics and some Greek letters." Click on resources.
Grossmann made the free mathematical set symbol font (aka flboard font) Mathem.
cg.scs.carleton.ca /~luc/math.html   (9045 words)

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