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Jaesik Chung

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The Psychoanalytic Reconceptualization of Acting Out : From Freud’s Repetition Compulsion to Bion’s Theory of Thinking

2026 · Jungmi Suh, Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Contemporary Psychoanalysis

The Middle Voice and the Grammar of Psychoanalysis : Wilfred Bion’s “Becoming-O” and Dreaming Together

2025 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Contemporary Psychoanalysis

The Logic of Aesthetic Observance (Reflection) and Spiritual Intelligence in the Thought of Adam Smith

2021 · Jaesik Chung · The Criticism and Theory Society of Korea

Gregory Bateson’s Gift of Double Bind and the Logic of Meta-Communication

2020 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of English Language and Literature

On the Lacanian Baroque of “Coming” and the Singularities of Thought

2019 · Jaesik Chung · The Criticism and Theory Society of Korea

Gregory Bateson’s Aesthetic Circuits of the Mind

2018 · Jaesik Chung · The Criticism and Theory Society of Korea

Artificial Intelligence and the Set of Concepts for the Future: a Sapiens’ “Road Not Taken” and Writing Fiction

2017 · Jaesik Chung · The Criticism and Theory Society of Korea

The Dark Knight and the Chiaroscuro of the Aperture: “Minimal” Ethics and the Risky Experimentation of Light

2016 · Jaesik Chung · The Criticism and Theory Society of Korea

＂Where Angels Fear to Tread＂ in Deleuze and Bateson: On a New Baroque of Plateaus and the Ecology of Non-Human Ecstasy

2015 · Jaesik Chung · Concentric. Literary and cultural studies

호모에코노미쿠스 이후에 누가 오는가?: 데리다와 도래할 계산의 주체를 중심으로

2015 · Jaesik Chung

Who Comes after Homo-economicus?: Focusing on Derrida and the Subject of Calculation to Come

2015 · Jaesik Chung

Veil, Fantasy, and “A Hair of the Dog that Bit You”: Žižek and the Space between The Painted Veil and Its Cinematic version

2014 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Criticism and Theory

Pamela, or Form of the Light: Innocence, Contamination, and the Obscene Obverse of the Enlightenment

2013 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Eighteenth-Century English LIterature

Adam Smith’s Economic Theology of Exception: A Genealogy of “an Impartial Spectator” and “an Invisible Hand”

2012 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Eighteenth-Century English LIterature

The Conclusion in “The Conclusion in Which Nothing is Concluded” in Rasselas: Samuel Johnson, Slavoj Žižek and the Dialectic of Happiness

2010 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of English Studies

On the Baroque in Clarissa: Tenebrism and the Allegory of Rupture

2009 · Jaesik Chung · British and American Fiction

The Double Rhythms of Galloping: On the Writings of Higher Health in Tristram Shandy and Deleuze

2009 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Eighteenth-Century English LIterature

The Eyes and Self-Portrait of Deconstruction: On Blindness, Seeing/Tears and Faith

2008 · Jaesik Chung · The Journal of Criticism and Theory

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