According to Lacan, _________ is a universal and semiotic structure of meaning we enter into through language that forever separates us from __________.
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The question is asking about Jacques Lacan's theories, particularly the terms he uses to describe structures of meaning and their relationships, specifically focusing on the concepts of The Symbolic, The Imaginary, and The Real.
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The Symbolic; The Real
The Symbolic; The Real
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The Symbolic; The Real
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According to Jacques Lacan, 'The Symbolic' is a realm of language and social structures that mediate our connection to reality through language. 'The Real' represents the raw, unmediated reality, which we lose access to once we enter the Symbolic order.
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