A Dionysian moment?

Here is the example I mentioned that we went towards at the end of class. If you start at the 20 minute mark, you'll know it when you get there. You will, of course, have more context if you start at the outset, as what Lacan is speaking about is relevant to the situation. But the question stands, is this consistent with Nietzsche's sense of a Dionysian moment/situation?



Also, if you want to post other examples to give us some grounding, do so below in the comment section. That way all of us - including those who the snow took special revenge on - can reflect on these examples and turn them over in our minds in relation to the readings. Great discussion today on Rancière and Nietzsche.