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RANGEL H., Lucía. El problema del Eros en nuestras vidas. En-clav. pen [online]. 2007, vol.1, n.2, pp.63-74. ISSN 2594-1100.

The ideal of platonic love was demystified by Jacques Lacan at the beginning of his teaching years. Lacan tried to distinguish a demand for love which is directed toward the other from a desire which looks only for its satisfaction. It is not until Laca give the seminar Tranference (1960-1961) that he finds in The Banquet a scandalous scene between Socrates and Alcibiades which allows a place for Eros as emergent from a place, that of deisre. This allows Lacan to distance his idea of love from the Hegelian logic which supposes that desire has at its essence the destruction of its object.

Palabras llave : Eros; desire; love; partial object; lover; being loved.

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