Fractal Nature of Experience
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Against Understanding, Volume 1: Commentary and Critique in a Lacanian Key · Bruce Fink
<span id="page-10-0"></span>[PREFACE](#page-7-0)
Theoretical move: The passage argues that psychoanalytic practice requires navigating between premature understanding and total incomprehension, and that this same dialectic applies to analysands who must accept partial, provisional formulations rather than seeking definitive answers—a position grounded in the overdetermined, fractal nature of human experience.
the almost fractal nature of human experience, in which ever-finer smaller substructures lurk behind larger, more visible ones