Hi Juan
Really productive post! An exemplary aspect
of this post is the interplay among theory (libido), Lacan example
(lamella), and mystory: asking and locating "what is this for me, in
my own case?" A point of sublimation, of course, is that mounting
exhibitions, producing a painting, or any activity of civilization, is
itself a source of jouissance. R. Crumb said he started drawing to meet
girls. It worked of course, but the career that followed left the
copulation way behind. And Lacan also asks of the women: why does this
work? In any case, for our purposes, looking for instructions, the
principle is (as you dramatize), to identify a theory of how the world
works (how reality is constituted, what forces construct the
possibilities of being and meaning); then be sure by means of examples
you have an understanding of how these forces are manifested in
actuality, in individual experience of the lifeworld; then formulate a
poetics, a recipe, that may be tested with your own wide image
project.
In this regard, we are not limited to what is already in the
wide image, but may revisit the whole situation charted by part one,
to pick up aspects also available in the field but not necessarily
relevant to the first pattern, but now salient because of the Lacan.
Also, this gap is precisely the dimension of the Unconscious, the
Unrealized between potential and actual. That is the place of our
metaphysics. Be sure also to attend to temporality and cause. These
are the big three of metaphysics -- what makes experience possible.
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