Concepts

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The Symbolic Order

The Supremacy of the Signifier

The exteriority, autonomy and displacement of the signifier; its defiles

  • Exteriority: 64-66
  • The defiles 65-66, 126-7, 147-8, 158, 255-256, 310-311

The signifying unit

The structure: the symbolic, the imaginary, the real

The supremacy of the signifier over the signified

  • 150-154, 160, 284, 289-290

The Defiles of the Signifier

The genesis of the ego:imaginary identification

The production of the subject: symbolic identification

The Signifying Chain

The Ego, the Subject

The Body, the Ego, the Subject

The organism, one's own body, the fragmented body

  • The mirror-stage, the subject of the chain: 2, 4-5, 52-54, 69, 87, 126-127, 162, 196-197, 248, 301-302, 314-316

The Function of the Ego

The illusion of autonomy

Projection

Group psychology

  • 274-275 (See the ego-ideal, the single stroke

the geometry of the ego

  • (imaginary space): 3, 27, 96, 134 (See: The topology of the subject)

The Structure of the Subject

The true subject

Intersubjective Communication

Desire and its Interpretation

The Formations of the Unconscious

The Analytic Experience

The Phallus

The drives

  • 189-190, 236-237, 314-316

L'objet a

197-198, 220-221, 239, 243-244, 250, 251-252, 265, 274-275, 314-316, 322-324

Jouissance, castration

  • 198-199, 206-207, 246, 262-269, 281-291, 316-318

Desire

  • 'Man's desire is the desire of the Other': 5-6, 58, 67, 288-289
  • Desire and the Law; need, demand, desire; desire and phantasy: 166-167, 175, 244, 252, 258-259, 263-265, 269, 272, 275-276, 285-288, 310-313, 322-323

Clinical Practice

Freud's Cases

Psychiatric Practice

Epistemology and the Theory of ideology

Epistemology

The Theory of Ideology

The ideology of freedom

The ideology of free enterprise

  • the American Way of Life , human relations, human engineering, success, happiness, patern, etc.: 37-38, 115-116, 127-128, 231, 243