Exploring Lacan’s Encore Seminar XX: The Torus of Reason

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
1 Writing, Love, and the Four Levels of the Signifier
2 “Idizwadidiz”
3 The Metapsychology Past, Present, and Future
4 Listening to Signifiers and Hearing the Effect of Meaning
5 Clarity and Conceptual Uncertainty (The Universe as a Flower of Rhetoric)
6 Apparatus of Jouissance, a New Ego in the Real, and the Question of a Protolanguage
7 S[sub(1)] –S[sub(0)] Relations: You Only Know the Unmarked Zero by First Knowing the One Mark
8 Being, Language, Love, and ‘Be–ternal–ing’
9 A Logic and a Grammar That Cannot Be “Arithmetized”
10 The Ethics of the Second Death in Psychoanalysis
11 The Language of the One and the Language of the Other
12 Sexuation and Three Forms of Jouissance Beyond the Phallus
13 Differences among Femininity, Mystical Jouissance, and Psychosis
14 Agape and Eros, the G-d of the Law and the G-d of Jouissance
15 The Different Meanings of S[sub(2)], the Signifier as Semblance
16 Significance, Knotting, and ‘Naughting’
17 Formalization, Scaling, and Measurement
18 Gender Discourse, the Phallus, and the Objet a
19 Connaissance and Savoir (Rings of String, Topology, and Computation)
20 Does a Rat Have Being? The Being of the Subject as a Necessary Hypothesis (Experienced or Supposed)
21 Lalangue, Unconscious Knowledge, and the Soul
Bibliography
Index