Episode 18: Jacques Lacan and Haiku

Episode 18: Jacques Lacan and Haiku
Haiku Theory

Within haiku is a tension between silence and expression that mirrors the complex relationship between desire and its unattainable fulfillment.

In this episode, we delve into Ian Marshall's essay, Jouissance among the Kire: A Lacanian Approach to Haiku, to explore Jacques Lacan's concept of Jouissance and its connection to haiku's emphasis on the ineffable, the unsaid, and the fragmented.

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