Jorge Alemán
Jorge Alemán Lavigne (Buenos Aires, 1951) is a Lacanian psychoanalyst, writer, and Argentine poet. Exiled in Madrid since 1976, he has developed a prolific work that articulates psychoanalysis, philosophy, and politics. His thought has influenced the contemporary debate on the subject, capitalism, and the left. He has been an honorary professor at the University of Buenos Aires and at the National University of General San Martín, and was awarded the National Poetry Prize by the National Fund for the Arts in 1974 for his work On hospices and expert navigators.
Among his most notable works are Solitude: Common (2023), Political Breviary of Psychoanalysis (2023), Ideology (2021), Pandemonium (2020), Capitalism: Perfect Crime or Emancipation (2019) and On the Border: Subject and Capitalism (2014). These works fall within the political-philosophical essay and psychoanalysis, addressing issues such as neoliberalism, subjectivity, and emancipation. Some of them have been co-written, like From Disenchantment to Populism (2017), with the philosopher Germán Cano.
Among his most notable works are Solitude: Common (2023), Political Breviary of Psychoanalysis (2023), Ideology (2021), Pandemonium (2020), Capitalism: Perfect Crime or Emancipation (2019) and On the Border: Subject and Capitalism (2014). These works fall within the political-philosophical essay and psychoanalysis, addressing issues such as neoliberalism, subjectivity, and emancipation. Some of them have been co-written, like From Disenchantment to Populism (2017), with the philosopher Germán Cano.
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