Dear Colleagues,

Some thought-questions...were occurring to me today regarding

S1, S2,
the 'mechanism of foreclosure',
language as infrastructure for embodiment,
also how the subject takes up the 'utterance of the Other' and calls upon what they have access to by way of S2 for 'staging', improvising an embodied experiential reality - as Shakespeare's text may be interpreted for physical theatre, as distinct from literary criticism.
bearing in mind an idea of a triggering as happening in an encounter with the Other's jouissance;

S1, -from non-locality-precondition for installing a topos(-logy), place - (non-rigid structure);

S2 - geometry - as metric, ratio/phi, with singular orders of magnitude (rigid structure), access to some stabilising coordinates/parametres for holding subjective space time, necessary for embodiment as presence-parousia;

When S1 is signifying nothing, ie, not articulating to an S2, there is a hiatus to the means of instantiation - entering time, as duration; place as locality, space as field; embodiment and breath.

On Thu, 25 Jun 2026 at 07:47, Jacques B. Siboni via Topologos <topologos@lutecium.org> wrote:

Dear friends and colleagues,

We're happy to present to you the last session of our workshop.
It is dedicated to the topologies of the object. It's the first of
probably 3 sessions due to the number of chapters to treat.

On this lecture we've been through the first 4 chapters:

1— Freud and the letter 52 to Fliess
2— Object of Reality vs. object of desire
3— Neurotic and psychotic symptoms
4— Writing Freud using Lacan and Vappereau formalism

This lecture can be accessed on #70 Topologies of the Object #1
and directly on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mkaPInhXTn8

Thanks for your comments

Jacques

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