Dr. Steven Stolz
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first heard May 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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Time's kind of getting getting away from us a little bit here, but I I'm gonna go with three questions.
I and out of those three, I have to ask you a question about Lacan.
Now you you I actually have actually really enjoyed uh your episodes on Lacan's uh epis seminars, and but you've been working through Lacan's later seminars, particularly his move away from the signifying chain toward the concept of non-relation.
Now, so what's at stake here in this theoretical shift?
And how how does
So I'll start I'll start this bit again.
How does uh understanding that there is no sexual relationship change how we think about connection, intimacy and politics?
Yeah.
I I I'm I'm I can't say I'm a Lacanian expert, but since I've been listening to your episodes, I've
gonna re listen to them again, but I'm gonna get hold of some literature and do a bit of more of a deep dive.
I mean, is there anything you would recommend that I should go to as a bit of a deep dive on Lacan?
I mean, um
So those Yeah, no, no, that that I that's very useful.
I mean
I I'm I'm um we're running out of time and uh I've got two more questions and it interesting you mentioned or I mentioned books.
Um, the second last question I have for really, and you can answer this however you like, is I always ask my invited guests, you know, to mention three books that have influenced their thinking.
They you feel free to plug your work here, by the way, um gentlemen.
Uh but we'll I'll start with you, Todd, because we've been going in that order the whole interview.
But um uh yeah, three books.
They could be yours, it could be anything, just three books.
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