Posts for the “1. Applied LacanianWorks” category
Different aspects of contemporaneous matters…..
by Julia Evans on August 18, 2011
Hello, I bring three posts on www.lacanianworks.net to your attention: – Bruno de Florence writing on the ‘Hacker’ Quote: I have commented on particular excerpts of the interview with respect to the (…)
The Government as Sadeian experimenter
by Julia Evans on August 17, 2011
Two reasons for this post: 1) the invention of a stage on which to act & 2) what those in the sadistic position desire Julia Evans I started my morning (…)
Principles based in trust and relationships versus Sadeian absolute control
by Julia Evans on August 14, 2011
Hello, Sadeian power (Absolute power as the Privy Council uses) is implemented through the top-down enforcement of judgments or the Government’s One Standards within relationships of certainty of control, competition, (…)
What works – tackling out-of-limits destruction and violence
by Julia Evans on August 14, 2011
Karyn McCluskey, director of Scotland’s Violence Reduction Unit which has radically curbed gang-related crime across Scotland, considers approaches to the aftermath both on Radio 4 Today programme – Monday 15th (…)
… the existence of a “completely ignored underclass” who have developed a “perverse morality”.
by Julia Evans on August 13, 2011
These comments derive from The Tablet’s Editorial – see below. In examining, the perverse use of power, which I have been doing since 2005 on the regx2 listing, a number (…)
About regx2 & principles for action
by Julia Evans on August 13, 2011
Origins: Most of the material initially posted to this site derives from: either struggles against the intrusion of Government-driven-regulations into the treatment of those suffering symptoms of ‘Mental Illness’ and (…)
Post from Finsbury Park, North London
by Richard Klein on August 12, 2011
The Tottenham uprising should be seen independently from what is being called the ‘copy cat’ rioting around London and the UK. In Tottenham a black man was shot dead by (…)
‘Manchester calling’ For what?
by Ian Parker on August 12, 2011
Manchester’s ‘northern quarter’, an area targeted for regeneration – cheap hostels, clubs, old textile businesses and new cafe bars – was, on the Tuesday evening, rapidly shutting up shop. There (…)
Not if but When
by Bruno de Florence on August 11, 2011
For about 18 hours on 8th August 2011, the imaginary was shortcircuited and bypassed, during which the real overpowered the symbolic. Silence on the political side, everything becomes possible for (…)
To limit or not to limit: to be or not to be, that is the question
by Julia Evans on August 11, 2011
‘We risk justifying greed by suggesting that the things we want are potentially unlimited.[i] ‘ Giles Fraser Limits based in relationships or limits enforced top-down with rules and regulations to (…)
