Anxiety: The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book X

This book, "Anxiety," by Jacques Lacan, is a groundbreaking work that explores the nature of anxiety in a way that challenges traditional notions of nostalgia.

Lacan argues that it is not the object of desire that causes anxiety, but rather its imminence.

Through his year-long seminars at Saint-Anne hospital, Lacan delves into the complex concepts of a, oral, anal, scopic, and vociferated guises, as well as the question of the 'analyst's desire.' This book is a must-read for anyone interested in psychoanalysis, philosophy, literature, critical theory, sociology, psychology, and gender studies.

With its comprehensive exploration of anxiety and its various forms, this book will provide readers with a deeper understanding of this fundamental experience that can paralyze speech and immobilize people's lives.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to unlock the secrets of anxiety with "Anxiety" by Jacques Lacan.