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0-2 years of age: all of your desires were oriented towards your lips and your mouth. 4-7 years of age: the child becomes fascinated with urination. Oedipus Complex is the main characteristic of the phallic phase. It represents the masculine and feminine condition of “falling in love” with the opposite sex parent, as love-object, and of the connected jealousy. 7-12 years of age: it is the latency period, during it your sexual development was more or less suspended. You learn how to love others. 13 years of age onward: it is the genital phase and the adolescent is growing up.
Grazia Borgia Noemi Macaluso Chiara Scotti
lunedì 30 novembre 2015
Exercise Freud
Es n 1
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Questions completed so far: 6/8.
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components of Reality
value comes from being perceived as
a missing part of the subject self.
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0-2 years of age: all of your desires were oriented towards your lips and your mouth. 4-7 years of age: during it is the child becomes fascinated with urination. Oedipus Complex is the main characteristic of the phallic phase. It represents the masculine and feminine condition of “falling in love” with the opposite sex parent, as love-object, and of the connected jealousy. 7-12 years of age: it is the latency period, your sexual development was more or less suspended. You learn how to love others. 13 years of age onward: it is the genital phase and the adolescent is growing up.
Granero Giulia 4 E 30/11/15
EXERCISE 1
1-What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
- satisfaction of basic instincts
2-Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:
- component of reality
3- Describe object "a"
- It is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
4-Where does value of desire come from?
-Value of desire comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
5-What is the vehicle of desire?
- Demand
6- When does a man specifically get human condition?
- When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
7- Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand?
- Not any object
8- Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
- Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
4^E
Balbi Sara
Dellisola Martina
Boragni Gilberto
Gueye Kadim
Serra Barbara
1-What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
- satisfaction of basic instincts
2-Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:
- component of reality
3- Describe object "a"
- It is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
4-Where does value of desire come from?
-Value of desire comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
5-What is the vehicle of desire?
- Demand
6- When does a man specifically get human condition?
- When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
7- Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand?
- Not any object
8- Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
- Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
4^E
Balbi Sara
Dellisola Martina
Boragni Gilberto
Gueye Kadim
Serra Barbara
exercise about Lacan
Your score is 99%.
Questions answered correctly first time: 7/8
You have completed the exercise.
1)What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
1. :-) satisfaction of basic instincts
2)Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:
components of reality
3)Describe object "a"
Objet “a” is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
4)Where does value of desire come from?
Value comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
5)What is the vehicle of desire?
2. :-) Demand
6)When does a man specifically get human condition?
3.When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
7)Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand?
2.Not any object
8)Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
3.Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
Vinotti ,Mantero ,Vigolungo
Questions answered correctly first time: 7/8
You have completed the exercise.
1)What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
1. :-) satisfaction of basic instincts
2)Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:
components of reality
3)Describe object "a"
Objet “a” is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
4)Where does value of desire come from?
Value comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
5)What is the vehicle of desire?
2. :-) Demand
6)When does a man specifically get human condition?
3.When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
7)Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand?
2.Not any object
8)Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
3.Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
Vinotti ,Mantero ,Vigolungo
FREUD
0-2 years of age: all of your desires were oriented towards your lips and your mouth. 4-7 years of age: the child becomes fascinated with urination. Oedipus Complex is the main characteristic of the phallic phase. It represents the masculine and feminine condition of “falling in love” with the opposite sex parent, as love-object, and of the connected jealousy. 7-12 years of age: it is the latency period, during it your sexual development was more or less suspended. You learn how to love others. 13 years of age onward: it is the genital phase and the adolescent is growing up.
GUIDO , TREVISANO , DE GIORGI , FRESCO
SELF EVALUATION QUESTIONS
sELF EVALUATION QUESTIONS
- Where and when have I had difficulty doing my text analysis?At the beginning it was difficult, but now we are able to do most of the exercises the our teacher proposes us
- What has it been the most critical point?Making the video
- What reasons for my difficulties?We had some difficulties working in group
- Where and when has it been easier to me proceeding into the analysis and elaboration?
when we made the presentations of aristotle - If I could do again:1) I'd pay more attention to the collaborations with all our classmates2) I would write with more attenction about the argoument that the teacher gave us without underestimate it
3) I'd put more attencion from the start without being so anxious and not confident towards the progectSUMMARIZING - The works have been:
- RATHER DIFFICULT
TREVISANO, GUIDO, DE GIORGI, FRESCO
What is Lacan's definition of NEED? satisfaction of basic instincts
Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are: Components of reality
Describe object "a" Objet “a” is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
Where does value of desire come from? Value comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
What is the vehicle of desire? Demand
When does a man specifically get human condition?
When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand? Not any object
Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”? Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER DESIRE is the essence of the whole existence.
love Demand perfect unity desire of desire
Need
love language
When he starts using language. While he is crossing the phallic phase
If he overcomes the Oedipus complex
Concrete obects
Sometimes Object "a"
“Crossing” the symbolic way makes man get the DEMAND dimension. At the end, DEMAND is only and always LOVE DEMAND DESIRE rises just when man realizes this kind of reality, thus he starts feeling DESIRE of something satisfying and so on.
JQUIZ FREUD-LACAN
Your score is 100%.
1. What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
A satisfaction of basic instincts
2. Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:
Components of Reality
3. Describe object "a"
Objet “a” is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
4. Where does value of desire come from?
Value comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
5. What is the vehicle of desire?
B Demand
6. When does a man specifically get human condition?
C When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
7. Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand?
B Not any object
8. Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
C Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
Borgia Grazia Macaluso Noemi Scotti Chiara
1. What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
A satisfaction of basic instincts
2. Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:
Components of Reality
3. Describe object "a"
Objet “a” is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
4. Where does value of desire come from?
Value comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
5. What is the vehicle of desire?
B Demand
6. When does a man specifically get human condition?
C When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
7. Is there any object which satisfIES the Demand?
B Not any object
8. Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
C Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
Borgia Grazia Macaluso Noemi Scotti Chiara
Self evaluation questions
SELF EVALUATION QUESTIONS
- Where and when have I had difficulty doing my text analysis? I have had difficulty in understandING some passages and in writing them in English.
- What has it been the most critical point? The most critical point has been Descartes and concept of desire.
- What reasons for my difficulties? I had difficulty, because that part was written in a philosophical language.
- Where and when has it been easier to me proceeding into the analysis and elaboration? The elaboration has been easier when we acted the parts about Descartes.
- If I could do again:1) I'd pay more attention to..2) I wouldn't write...3) I would write the same things. 4) Other personal opinions, if you want.SUMMARIZING
- The works have been:
- RATHER DIFFICULT
- Chiara Marinelli 4 E
JMixSIGMUND FREUD - JACQUES LACAN
Mixed-up sentence exercise
BIALE, COLANTONI, STALTARI E RAPPAZZO
domenica 29 novembre 2015
SELF VALUTATION QUESTIONS
- Where and when have I had difficulty doing my text analysis?
In some texts, I have had problems in the comprehension of the specific terminology.
What has it been the most critical point?
During the course of CLIL, I had difficulty to speak the English language, and for this, the first lessons I had difficulty to understand the explanation of Aristotle and of Descartes.
- What reasons for my difficulties?The reason of my difficulties is the fear to err.
- Where and when has it been easier to me proceeding into the analysis and elaboration?For me the work was easy, when I worked in group.
- If I could do again: I appreciated the way in which we discussed this point1) I'd pay more attention to... I would have more attetion to details2) I wouldn't write... I would't write some unnecessary information.3) I would write... I would write, on the research of Aristotle, some specific particulars.4) Other personal opinions, if you want. This approach has been valuable and I've been allowed to get a step forward.
- SUMMARIZING
- The works have been:
- IMPOSSIBLE
- VERY DIFFICULT
- DIFFICULT
- RATHER DIFFICULT ✓
- RATHER EASY
- EASY
- VERY EASYGaggero Sara 4E 29/11/15
SELF EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE
Dear students,
after you have finished your exercises, tasks, definitely,the whole CLIL Course and so on, I'd like you complete the following Questionnaire:
SELF EVALUATION QUESTIONS
- Where and when have I had difficulty doing my text analysis?
- What has it been the most critical point?
- What reasons for my difficulties?
- Where and when has it been easier to me proceeding into the analysis and elaboration?
- If I could do again:1) I'd pay more attention to...2) I wouldn't write...3) I would write... 4) Other personal opinions, if you want.SUMMARIZING
- The works have been:
- IMPOSSIBLE
- VERY DIFFICULT
- DIFFICULT
- RATHER DIFFICULT
- RATHER EASY
- EASY
- VERY EASY
HOLISTIC and ANALYTIC RUBRICS OF ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
I'm going to publish my HOLISTIC and ANALYTIC RUBRICS of reference for ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION of your tasks and exercises
HOLISTIC
RUBRIC
Score
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Description
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Unsatisfactory
1
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The
student shows no understanding of the text. No answering the
questions. Strongly supported.
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Almost
satisfactory
2
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The
student shows low understanding of the text. Low answering the
questions. Mistakes in using vocabulary. Supported.
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Satisfactory
3
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The
student shows essential understanding, reasonable ability in
answering the questions. Sometimes specific vocabulary.
Partially
supported.
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Good
4
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The
student shows an almost complete understanding of the text, good
ability in answering the questions. Specific vocabulary.
Scaffolding partially removed.
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Excellent
5
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The
student shows a complete understanding of the text, intelligent
and creative answering the questions. Specific and correct
vocabulary.
Independent
work.
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TOTAL
POINTS: _______
Analytic
Rubric
SCORE:
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5
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TOTAL:
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CONTENT
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Total
assimilation
of the text basic inputs.
Independent
work.
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Almost
total assimilation of the text basic inputs.
Scaffolding
partially
removed.
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Partial
assimila tion of the
text basic inputs.
Partially
supported
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Assimilation
of only a few text basic inputs.
Supported.
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No
assimilation
of
the
text
basic inputs.
Strongly
supported
|
Evaluation
Creativity
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Excellent
and creative elaboration of the text.
Independent
work.
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Good
and rather personal elaboration of the text.
Scaffolding
partially
removed.
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Correct
and almost satisfactory elaboration of the text.
Partially
supported.
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A
few deficiencies in the comprehension of the text.
Low
personal elaboration.
Supported.
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Low
comprehension of the basic concepts. No personal elaboration.
Strongly
supported.
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L
A N G U A G E factor
Accuracy
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Excellent
competence in grammar and vocabulary
work.
|
Good
competence
in grammar and vocabulary
Scaffolding
partially
removed.
|
Almost
satisfactory
competence
in
grammar and vocabulary.
Partially
supported.
|
A
few
mistakes
in
grammar and insecurity in using vocabulary.
Supported.
|
Sistematic
mistakes in
grammar
and
in using vocabulary.
Strongly
supported
.
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Fluency
interaction
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Excellent
ability to use knowledge.
Skills
and personal competence in communication.
Independentwork.
|
Good
ability to use knowledge and to communicate.
Good skills. Scaffolding
partially
removed.
|
Almost
satisfactory
ability
to use
knowledge
and
to
communicate.
Partially
supported.
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sabato 28 novembre 2015
Exercises Freud and Lacan
JMixSIGMUND FREUD - JACQUES LACAN
Mixed-up sentence exercise
Put the parts in order to form a sentence. When you think your answer is correct, click on "Check" to check your answer. If you get stuck, click on "Hint" to find out the next correct part.
0-2 years of age: all of your desires were oriented towards your lips and your mouth. 4-7 years of age: the child becomes fascinated with urination. Oedipus Complex is the main characteristic of the phallic phase. It represents the masculine and feminine condition of “falling in love” with the opposite sex parent, as love-object, and of the connected jealousy. 7-12 years of age: it is the latency period, during it your sexual development was more or less suspended. You learn how to love others. 13 years of age onward: it is the genital phase and the adolescent is growing up.
Desire (Jacques Lacan: the real Freud's studies continuer)
Desire (Jacques Lacan: the real Freud's studies continuer)
Desire (Jacques Lacan: the real Freud's studies continuer)
Desire (Jacques Lacan: the real Freud's studies continuer)
Quiz
- What is Lacan's definition of NEED?
- satisfaction of basic instincts
- love Demand
- perfect unity
- desire of desire
- Imaginary, Real, Symbolic are:components of reality
- Describe object "a": It is perceived as a missing piece, shows that Other is not clearly distinguished from self.
- Where does value of desire come from? Value of desire comes from being perceived as a missing part of the subject self.
- What is the vehicle of desire?
- Need
- Demand
- love
- language
- When does a man specifically get human condition?
- When he starts using language
- While he is crossing the phallic phase
- When he gets into the symbolic way of relationship
- If he overcomes the Oedipus complex
- Is there any object which satisfies the Demand?
- Concrete objects
- Not any object
- Sometimes
- Object "a"
- Describe what is your comprehension of the short text HUMAN CONDITION JUST AS “HUMAN”?
- “Crossing” the symbolic way makes man get the DEMAND dimension.
At the end, DEMAND is only and always LOVE DEMAND - DESIRE rises just when man realizes this kind of reality, thus he starts feeling DESIRE of something satisfying and so on.
- Human condition is just this one: DESIRE of DESIRE of BEING DESIRED by THE OTHER
- DESIRE is the essence of the whole existence.
Chiara Marinelli 4 E
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