Part 1 Lacan on autism: Leon Brenner on his book 'The Autistic Subject'

[@vidividivicious]

Huh, I didn't know you knew Leon Brenner. I follow his work with the Berlin Stillpoint youtube channel. He has a great way of explaining complicated concepts. On another note, Prof. Hook, would you consider doing a series of videos on Lacan's discourses? You know, the discourse of the master, of the analyst, etc?

[@EMC2Scotia]

My only comment on Brenner's excellent work is perhaps it is deserving of a part 2? More focused on the actual clinic and practice of Lacanian work with Autistic subjects?

[@benjaminramey3593]

I don't believe Leon is a clinician, so that tie hasn't been made. Without being grounded in clinical work it may just be speculation.

[@EMC2Scotia]

@@benjaminramey3593 His personal webpage states he is a practicing analyst.

[@nicolastajan5820]

From 14:00 : Foreclosure is not eradication. 15:51: "The objet forclosed in psychotic forclosure" That's not an object that is forclosed that's a signifier. There is a difference between an object and a signifier. In French "forclusion du signifiant du Nom-du-Père".

[@nononouh]

2:51

[@RogerioDiaferiaRossi]

Aspies talk-show? The guy isn’t able to thank the introduction and others compliments … lack of social skills? Thought process very schizotypical…

[@MishaSkripach]

His English is just limited. He says right things.