September 27, 2025Karto-Teka GdańskaOpen Access

'Ainsi Bas La Vida!' Lacan’s Theory Extimate Sexuality as Based on Objects of Fall, Outlined by Means of a Short Story of Perfumes. An Essay

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Lacanian theory connects the functioning of 'little objects' to the dynamics of desire in fragrant compositions.
The discovery of ISO E Super illustrates how particular scents can resonate with Lacan's concept of objects a.
Structural imitation vs. narcissistic imitation highlights two distinct processes influencing the subject's desire.
Perfume's impact on personal experience demonstrates the essential role of 'objects a' in understanding human interactions.

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Essay explores Lacanian concepts of imitation and desire through the lens of the perfume industry, suggesting aromatic molecules interplay with human drives.

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Essay explores Lacanian concepts of imitation and desire through the lens of the perfume industry, suggesting aromatic molecules interplay with human drives.

'Ainsi Bas La Vida!' Lacan’s Theory Extimate Sexuality as Based on Objects of Fall, Outlined by Means of a Short Story of Perfumes. An Essay

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