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Such a "prevalence of the text," in [[Lacan]]'s words, "makes possible the kind of tightening up [that] leaves the reader no other way out than the way in."<ref>{{L}} [[The Agency of the Letter in the Unconscious or Reason Since Freud]]. 1977, p. 146</ref> | Such a "prevalence of the text," in [[Lacan]]'s words, "makes possible the kind of tightening up [that] leaves the reader no other way out than the way in."<ref>{{L}} [[The Agency of the Letter in the Unconscious or Reason Since Freud]]. 1977, p. 146</ref> | ||
The aim of the site is to provide an accessible "way in." | The aim of the site is to provide an accessible "way in." | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 2 October 2006
Welcome to No Subject, a free online encylopedia for information related to Lacanian psychoanalysis.
It is a community-driven project to which users are invited to contribute in a collaborative manner.
The information is organized in the form of a hypertext, a cross-referential database with non-linear navigational structure.
The information is continuously updated and organized in a non-linear structure as a cross-referential hypertext.
The encyclopedia is organized as a hypertext database, with a non-linear navigational structure, in which each text is cross-referenced to a number of related texts.
Such a "prevalence of the text," in Lacan's words, "makes possible the kind of tightening up [that] leaves the reader no other way out than the way in."[1]
The aim of the site is to provide an accessible "way in."
