Приклади вживання Big other Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Big Other.
The Matrix- the big Other-.
The big Other doesn't exist”.
These deadlocks indicate that today, in a sense,"the big Other no longer exists" however, in WHAT sense?
The big Other doesn't exist".
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Lacan equates this radical alterity with language and the law, and hence the big Other is inscribed in the order of the symbolic.
And it is this“big Other” that progressively disintegrates today.
The more the subject's structure is"narcissistic," the more he blames the big Other, and thus asserts his dependence on it.
Big Other” also stands for the field of common sense at which one can arrive after free deliberation;
But the problem is that, precisely, this scientific big Other is again and again revealed as a consensual symbolic fiction.
The big Other designates radical alterity, an otherness which transcends the illusory otherness of the imaginary because it cannot be assimilated through identification.
Following the same paranoiac twist, the thesis of The Matrix is that this big Other is externalized in the really existing Mega-Computer.
Simply… the“big Other,” the virtual symbolic order, the network that structures reality for us.
In 1955,Lacan draws a distinction between the”little other” and the”big Other” (”the Other”), a distinction which remains central throughout the rest of his work.
In short, this"big Other" is the name for the social Substance, for all that on account of which the subject never fully dominates the effects of his acts, i.e. on account of which the final outcome of his activity is always something else with regard to what he aimed at or anticipated.
However, what one should assert here is that the same paradox should also be performed as it were in the opposite direction:the society(its sociosymbolic field, the big Other) is“sane” and“normal” even when it is proven factually wrong.
Simply what Lacan called the“big Other,” the virtual symbolic order, the network that structures reality for us.
However, what effectively happens is that we are bombarded with the multitude of messages belonging to inconsistent and incompatible universes-instead of the Global Village, the big Other, we get the multitude of“small others,” of tribal particular identifications at our choice.
For Žižek, the big Other was always dead, in the sense that it never existed in the first place as a material thing.
Occasionalism is thus essentially a name for the"arbitrary of the signifier", for the gap that separates the network of ideas from the network of bodily(real) causality,for the fact that it is the big Other which accounts for the coordination of the two networks, so that, when my body bites an apple, my soul experiences a pleasurable sensation.
Lacan equates the big Other with language and the law, and hence the big Other is inscribed in the symbolic order.
One could effectively claim that the agent Smith(let us not forget: not a humanbeing as other, but the direct virtual embodiment of the Matrix- the big Other- itself) is the stand-in for the figure of the analyst within the universe of the film: his lesson is that the experience of an insurmountable obstacle is the positive condition for us, as humans, to perceive something as reality.
Such a notion still relies on the"big Other," on the model of"normal" perception of shared social reality, and thus does not take into account how it is precisely this notion of reality that is undermined today.
(In this sense, the only subject for whom the big Other does exist is the psychotic, the one who attributes to words direct material efficiency.).