Muqaddamātī bar Ravānkāvī-yi Lakān (Manṭiq-i Tupuluzhī): Persian 1403

Lacan is one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century who not only followed Freud and questioned psychoanalysis based on the findings of new sciences, but also opened completely new horizons in the fields of philosophy, ethics, politics, language, and anthropology. The Iranian reader is more familiar with Lacan the philosopher than with psychoanalysis and his practical experience in the field of psychology. This situation is because most of the translators who have worked on Lacan have had more access to English texts. Because the reception of Lacan in countries like America has often focused on Lacan the philosopher rather than on his business and practical findings in psychoanalysis. This book is a collection of simple and coherent articles about Lacan's logic and topology. These two practical and theoretical points of view have been significantly combined. The main direction is that especially Lacan's positional geometry is in a way that not only makes it a much more accurate and decisive way that is suitable for any true and continuous question about human nature.