The writing workshop or deferred effects

Psychoanalysis teaches, then, that the time of teaching is irreducibly strange: what passes does not pass when it passes. The meaning of an experience, the experience of a teaching, does not belong to the present. Nor does it belong to any other time. It is never at home in time. (Nicholas Royle, ‘Literature, Teaching, Psychoanalysis’ in The Uncanny, 2003)Footnote1

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Textual Practice
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2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.1080/0950236x.2025.2488202
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Cultural Studies and Interdisciplinary Research
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The writing workshop or deferred effects

Abi Curtis
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The writing workshop or deferred effects

Abi Curtis
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Abstract

Psychoanalysis teaches, then, that the time of teaching is irreducibly strange: what passes does not pass when it passes. The meaning of an experience, the experience of a teaching, does not belong to the present. Nor does it belong to any other time. It is never at home in time. (Nicholas Royle, ‘Literature, Teaching, Psychoanalysis’ in The Uncanny, 2003)Footnote1

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