> IN THE AUTUMN OF 1975 Jacques Lacan, the French structuralist psychoanalyst, paid a rare visit to the United States. Convinced that he was world famous, he announced on his arrival in New York that he wanted to make a private visit to the Metropolitan Opera House. 'Tell them I am Lacan,’ he said. His academic hosts were momentarily nonplussed but, knowing the perils of crossing their guest, rapidly found a solution to the problem. They phoned the director of the Metropolitan and told him that Jean-Paul Sartre wanted to visit incognito. Flattered, the director agreed at once. Having been warned not to address the philosopher by name, he received his distinguished French visitor graciously and a memorable day ensued. Lacan was delighted by his welcome.
> Later Lacan scandalised everyone during a lecture at the Massachusetts Instititute of Technology by the way he answered a question about thought put to him by Noam Chomsky. 'We think we think with our brains,' said Lacan. 'But personally I think with my feet. That's the only way I really come into contact with anything solid. I do occasionally think with my forehead, when I bang into something. But I've seen enough electroencephalograms to know there's not the slightest trace of a thought in the brain.' When he heard this, Chomsky concluded that the lecturer must be a madman.
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The essential and indispensable introduction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aqGYYBwKbQ
Chomsky getting blasted by Frenchies as usual
>>8077760
>this psychiatrist needs a psychiatrist
>>8077764
>madman
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Charlatan
>>8077769
BTFO
>>8077769
he licks his lips like a negro
>>8077840
Both Chomsky and Lacan are charlatans.
>>8077840
More like charlacan, amirite?
>>8078064
How is Chomsky a charlatan? Explain yourself whore
>>8077764
Absolute madman
>>8077764
>>8077769
Situationism = making everyone revulse with cringe by sperging out and fucking shit up, got it.
>>8079691
Someone's spooked by the spectacle
>>8077764
Source?