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Welcome to Speaking Body A website, podcast, newsletter, and (occasional) video series where I discuss psychoanalysis through a Lacanian orientation, treating it not as a closed-off, fancy-book-learning kind of theory but as a living set of ideas and practices that affect the body, symptoms, desires, impasses, and modes of jouissance

◉ Newsletter | Linking Seminar 2024

Hi, There has been a long gap between this newsletter and the prior one. I hope you've been doing well in that gap! There are many reasons for this gap, which I might get into in future newsletters (or blog posts and podcasts), but I'm not

◉ Newsletter | Ramble Fest

Greetings & salutations, This edition of ◉ Newsletter is coming to you late. I started writing it early on Sunday morning and have been chipping away at it since. The content is a ramble fest, so if you don't enjoy that kind of thing, you probably want to skip

◉ Newsletter | Frustrations

Hello, This newsletter will contain fewer sections and be more rambling than is typical. The main reason for this is that a major house improvement project has been going on for weeks. The entire family has had to be out of the house for several days because of a combination

⌾ Recommendations | 5 Things

Hi, It is Friday, the day when I send out an email of a few things I think people would like to give their attention to over the weekend. 1. READING/LOOKING (blog): I found the blog workspaces.xzy, which has up to 398 posts on how different people have

◉ [S][J][P] Newsletter | Time really is the most valuable thing

Well hi there, It has been a very busy week for me. Lots got done. At one point in the middle of the week, I randomly started to think about this scene from my favorite TV show of all time: Twin Peaks. Watching this now makes me think that David

◉ [S][J][P] Newsletter | Because I'm a weird guy

Hello there, I was trying to get my middle kid to nap because he was super tired, and I'm 100% positive he would have benefitted from a nap. The child disagreed with this and kept himself awake by singing jingle bells at high volume. "You're