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=[[Symbolic|THE SYMBOLIC ORDER]]===''A. The reader will find in this index, drawn up according to an order that I have established, Supremacy of the major concepts of Lacan[[Signifier|Signifier]]''s theory, referred to the contexts in which they occur - these contexts themselves providing their essential definitions==:: ''1. The exteriority, their functions [[autonomy]] and their principal pro­perties[[displacement]] of the [[signifier]]; its defiles. '' In the pages referred to after each term in the index:::: a. Exteriority: 64-66:::: a. The defiles 65-66, it is the concept126-7, not the word147-8, that is to be looked for. I have chosen to designate the classified concept by the expression that seemed to me most adequate and most comprehensive158, 255-256, usually proceeding by retroaction from the latest stage in the development of the theory. 310-311I am well aware that with such an articulation what I was offering was necessarily an interpretation. It seemed to me, therefore, to be oppor­tune to explain it in ::: 1. The signifying unit:::: a few words. [[Symbol]], so that one may[[letter]], after following my reasoning, deduct it from the sum of the index.  I have chosen to isolate the concepts whichsignifier: 61-65, concerning the theory of the subject82, are of interest104, if only by denying them their names152-153, to the human sciences as a whole183-4, with the effect of stressing the specificity of the analytic experience (in its Lacanian definition: the bringing into play of the reality of the unconscious233-234, 263, the introduction of the subject to the language of his desire). 316-317:::: a. Articulation: 126If :::: a. Materiality and locus of [[The Letter|the signifier is constituent for the subject (1letter]]: 87, A), one may follow, through its defiles147-148::: 1. The [[structure]]: the [[symbolic]], the process of transformation (of mutilation) that makes a subject of man[[imaginary]], through the obliquity [[real]]:::: a. 64 (production of narcissism (I, B). [[The properties of symbolic overdetermination explain why Real|the logical time of this history is not linear real]] by [[the symbolic]]), 180-187 (I[[hallucination]]), C).  One must then take again in their simultaneity the elements succes­sively presented 191 (II, A, B, C). One will observe that the topology supremacy of [[The Symbolic|the subject finds its statute only hy being related to symbolic]] over [[the geometry imaginary]]), 195 (supremacy of the Ego symbolic over the real), 197 (II, B, 4 and II, C, 3). One is now in a position to grasp intrusion of [[The Imaginary|the functioning of communication: imaginary]] in its structure, all the pieces of the game find their place (II, Dreal)::: 1.  From the structure The supremacy of communication, one will deduce what is the power of signifier over the treatment, with what ear to listen to the unconscious, [[signified]]Jacques-Alain Miller HH I:::: a. THE SYMBOLIC ORDER 150-154, 160, 284, 289-290:: A. The Supremacy Defiles of the Signifier (see::: 1. The place genesis of the Other) ego:imaginary [[identification]]The exteriority, autonomy and dis- 3:::: a. See The structure: the symholic, function of the ego placement of the signifier; its defiles. imaginary, the real: 65 (production ::: a. Exteriority: 64-66. of Primordial [[symbolization]] and [[primary identification]] (the real by [[demand]] for [[love]] and the symbolic'[[Fort-Da]]'): 103-104, 180233- h. 234, 255, 285-286:::: a. The defiles[[mirror]]-[[stage]]: 65-66107, 42, 12654-12755, 18J (hallucination), 191 (supremacy 14J137-1489, 158 (and the proper of the symbolic over the imaginary)196, name)209, 255211-256,310212:::: a. [[Narcissism]]: 16-311. 195 (supremacy of the symbolic 25, 123 Th :::: a. if3' . over the real)[[Aggressivity]]: 8-29, 19J 42 (intrusion of the See The fragmented [[body]]) 2:::: a. e Slgnl eymg Unit ... imaginary in the real). a. SymbolThe [[superego]]: 21, letter143, slgmfier: 61255-65, 82, 256 104, 152-153:::: a. The [[ideal]] ego: 2, 183-184,233-234, 4307:: A. The supremacy production of the signifier OYer 263,316-317. the signified[[subject]]: 150-154, 160,284, [[symbolic identification]] h. Articulation: 126. 289-29°::: a. See The structure of the subjectc:::: a. Materiality The [[ego-ideal]], [[introjection]] and locus the function of the lettersingle stroke: 87197, 14J274, 206-148. 7, 316-317B:::: a. The Defiles [[Name]]-of -the Signifier The genesis of the ego: imaginary identification -[[Father]] (see: The ft.nction [[agency]] of the egosymolic, or [[dead]], Father). a. Primordial symbolization and primary identification (the demand for love and the 'Fort-Da')[[primal]] [[repression]]: 10.]­10467,207199,23.]-234217,255310,285-286. hi314 (See: [[Foreclosure]]):::: a. The mirror-stageLaw (symbolic pact, debt): l61-J2, 42, 5465-5568, 13J143-139, 196, 209, 21I-212. 144h2 • Narcissism: 16-25, 123::: a. h3• Aggressivity: 8-29The [[Oedipus]] [[complex]] (secondary, 42 (see: The fragmented hodynormalizing identification). c1• The superego: 215-6, 14320-25, 255-256. c2• The ideal ego: 266, 30J. 197The production of the suhject: symholic identification (see: A. The structure of the subject).  Signifying [[Chain]]:::: a.  328 Classified index of [[Repetition]] (repetition [[compulsion]], the major concepts Classified index [[insistence]] of the major concepts Cchain): 102-3, 153-4, 199-200 (See [[Regression]]). The Structure of the Subject 329 :::: a. The ego-ideal, introjection [[Overdetermination]] and the function of the single stroke: 197,274,306[[logical]] [[time]] ([[anticipation]] and [[retroaction]]; [[change]], [[encounter]] and destiny): 48, 75, 196, 197-307198,316-317. 306b:::: a. The Name[[Remembering]], [[recollection]]: 142-of-the-Father 142 (agency of the symboliccontrasted with imaginary [[reminiscence]]), or dead, Father) and primal repression167:: 67, 199,217, 310,314 (see: Foreclosure): a. c. The Law (symbolic pact[[Death]], debt): 61-62the [[second death]],65-68the death [[drive]], 14.3-144. d. The Oedipus complex (secondarythe real as [[impossible]], normalizing identification)the [[being]] of the existent: 58, 28-9, 101-6106, 140, 20168-259, 196, 66213-214, 197. 307-309: 1. The true subject. Ego, [[the Subject]]a:: A. The subject of Body, the Ego, the chainSubject::: 71.3-74The organism, 179-181one's own body,195-196the [[fragmented body]]:::: a. bi• The mirror-stage, the subject of sciencethe chain: 70-722, 216,2924-293 (see: Psychoanalysis and science). b2• 'Wo es war5, soIl Ich werden': 12852-12954,17169,29987, 126-300127, 162,31.3196-314. b3• 'Cogito197, 248, (ergo) sum': 16.¢301-165302, 3°7· 314-316c. Affirmation, repression, (de)nega­tion, foreclosure: (see Index of C: A. The Signifying Cham Repetition (repetition compulsion, the insistence Function of the chain)Ego::: 102-1031. The [[illusion]] of autonomy:::: a. [[Meconnaissance]]: 6, 15.3-15420, 19941-200 (see42, 138:::: Regres­sion)a. Overdetermination and logical time The [[paranoiac]] structure of the ego (anticipation and retroaction; chance, encounter and destinyof [[human]] [[knowledge]]): 483-4, 7517, 196, 197-198,306. 138Remembering, recollection: 141-142 (contrasted with imaginary reminiscence), 167::: a. Death, the second death, [[formations]] of the death drive, the real as impossible, the being ego (ideals of the existentperson): 8,28281-29, 101283 :::: a. [[Representation]]: 160-106162, 140, 168-169, 196,213-214, 3°7-309. German terms under Bejahung, Verdriingung, Verneinung, Verwerfung272 (See [[Desire]] and [[phantasy]]). The division, splitting and fading of the subject: 2-3 79-80, 277, 285, 294, 311-313 (see: Desire and phantasy):: a. The topology of the subject (symbolic space)[[Defence]]: 1055, 14210 (See [[Frustration]], 187, 195-198[[Resistance]]):::: a. Love and [[hate]]: 7, 28554, 302243-303244, 316 255 (seeSee: The locus of the letterprimal symbolization, narcissism, The geometry of the ego, The locus of the Other, Metaphor[[objet]] a). D. Intersubjective Communication Critique of positivism::: 1. [[Projection]]:::: a. Language as sign: 83-84Identification with the [[other]], 124-125[[transitivism]], 149-150. b. Metalanguage: 61projection, 150the [[dual]] relation: 9, 31014-3II15, 134:::: a. The function of the 'naimal ([[animal]' and the subject of the enunciation] [[psychology]]): 23, 4.3-44, 86-87, 123148, 165-166195, 183-188, 253,298-300 (see305:::: Over­determination). The Other. a. Formula of communication[[Hegelian]] [[categories]]: 'Human language constitutes a communication in which the emitter receives from [[struggle]] to the receiver his own II. THE EGOdeath, [[recognition]], THE SUBJECT A. The Bodyprestige, The Egothe absolute [[Master]]: 25-29, The Subject (The Organism42, One's Own Body99, The Fragmented Body) (see: The mirror-stage142, The subject of the chain) 3072,4-5:::: a. [[Consciousness]] of [[self]],11infatuation,52-54the ''belle ame'',69the law of the heart,87,126-127the cunning of [[Reason]], !62, 196[[absolute knowledge]]: 79-19781,248122,301-302126,314296-316. 297B. The Function of the Ego ::: 1. [[Group psychology]]:::: a. 274-275 (see: The genesis of See the [[Ego-Ideal|ego, The theory of ideology) -ideal]], the single strokeThe illusion ::: 1. the geometry of autonomy. the ego:::: a. Mlconnaissance: 6(imaginary [[space]]): 3, 15-2027,41-4296, 138. b. 134 (See: The paranoiac structure [[topology]] of the subject)ego (and of human knowledge): .3-4, 17, 138. c: A. The formations Structure of the ego (ideals of the person)Subject:: 281-283 (see; A. The superego, [[true]] subject:::: a. The ideal egosubject of the chain: 73-74, The ego ideal) d. Representation: 160179-162181, 272 195-196(see Desire and phantasy). e. Defence: 5, 10 (see: 'Frustration', Resistance):: a. f. Love and hateThe subject of [[science]]: 770-72, 54216, 243292-244, 255 293 (seeSee: Primal symboli{ation, Narcissism, The objet a[[Psychoanalysis]] and science). Projection. :::: a. Identification with the other'[[Wo Es war, transitivism, projectionsoll Ich werden|Wo es war, the dual relationsoll Ich werden]]': 9128-129, 171, 14299-15300, 134. 313-314b:::: a. The animal '[[Cogito]], (animal psychologyergo)sum': 3164-165, 86, 148, 195, 305. 307ci• Hegelian categories: the struggle to the death::: a. [[Affirmation]], recognitionrepression (de)[[negation]], prestige, the absolute Masterforeclosure: 25-29, 42(see [[index]] of [[german]] [[terms]] under [[Bejahung]],99Verdangung, 142,307. c2• Consciousness of self, infatuation, the belle ame, the law of the heart[[Verneinung]], [[Verwerfung]])the cunning of Reason, absolute nowledge: 79-81::: a. The [[division]],122[[splitting]] and [[fading]] of the subject: 2-3, 12679-80, 296-297.  'Group psychology': 274277, 285, 294, 311-275 313 (seeSee: Desire and phantasy):::: a. The ego-ideal, The single stroke). The geometry of topolog of the ego subject (imaginary symbolic space): 3105, 142, 187, 195-198, 27285, 96302-303, 134 316 (seeSee: The topology the locus of the subject). message in an inverted form': 40-41letter, 83-84the geometry of the ego, 85-86the locus of the Other, 269. [[Metaphor]])b. The Other and the other: 55-56, 139-140, 175,304-305 (see: Projection)A. [[Intersubjective]] [[Communication]]c: 1. Desire and its [[Interpretation]]:: A. The locus Formations of the Other[[Unconscious]]:: A. The [[Analytic]] [[Experience]]: 60-61, 141-142, 172-173, 192-197, 212-213,214-215,263-264, 302-313 (see: The supremacy of the symbolic)A. The [[Phallus]]d::: 1. 'The unconscious is the discourse of the Other'[[drives]]::: 55-56, 193,26: a.3189-264190, 267236-269237,311314-313 (see316::: 1. L'Man's desire is the desire of the Other'). [[objet a]]III. DESIRE AND ITS INTERPRETATION A. The Formations of the Unconscious (see: Communication) The symptom (the censor and truth; 2. The rhetoric of the unconscious. repression and the return of the a. The point of desire: 49197-198, 220-221, 239, 243-244, 250, 251-53252, 265, repressed): 10, 51, 55, 59, 69,81274-82275, 57314-61316,159322-171,256-259324::: 1. 129, 137[[Jouissance]], 155-156, 175,285 (see[[castration]]::: bi• Metaphor: 53 (contrasted with The truth)a. analogy), 156198-157199, 164206-207, 246, 262-269, 199281-200291, 303316-304. 318b2• Metonymy: 156, 164:: 1. DesireC33°  Classified index of :::: a. 'Man's desire is the major concepts B. The Analytic Experience  Classified index desire of the major concepts Other': 5-6, 58, 67, 288-289B. Psychiatric Practice  331  C:::: a. The Phallus V. EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF IDEOLOGY A. Epistemology . The epistemological break (Desire and the b. Psychoanalysis and science: example of physics)Law; [[need]], demand, desire; desire and phantasy: SJ166-I0167, 72-73175, 244, 252, 56258-57259,72,76263-77265, Z62269, 174· II4 179 294272, 275-276, 285-296. C . 288, 310-313, 3. onjecture 322-323Truth a: 1. The conjectural ('human') [[Clinical]] [[Practice]] a. Truth as fiction, as secret, as sciences: 66,7.3-77, 148-15°: A. [[Freud]]'s Cases symptom: 47, 74-75 (opposed to b: A. Psychology as science; its object[[Psychiatric]] Practice: exactitude), 98 (opposed to 1301. exactitude), 123,305-306[[Epistemology]] and the [[Theory]] of [[ideology]] :: A. Epistemology- B:: A. The Theo(y Theory of Ideology Technique: 33-36, 45, 48-49, 75­76• :: 1. The ideology of [[freedom]]:::: a. Empty speech (the discourse theory of the imaginary): 41-42[[autonomous]] ego, 45-46[[humanism]], z39 (see: Narcissism, The illusion [[Rights of autonomy). b. Abjection Man|rights of the theory of the ego in analysis (splitting of the ego and identification with the analyst)man]], [[responsibility]], anthropomorphism, ideals, [[instinctual]] [[maturation]], etc.: 4426-4527,9053-9z55, ZZ9 (abjection) (see132, 165, 216, 230-231, 306::: 1. The theory ideology of ideology). free enterprise'frustration': 4Z-42. d. Resistance: 13, 23-24, 79, 129­131, z42, 235. :: a. Neutrality and the analyst's response: z2-z6American Way of [[Life]] , 43human relations, 89-9°human engineering,93success, 95-96[[happiness]], z3g-z40patern, 229-230. betc. The transference: 14 (negative), 5837-38, z66115-z67116, z70, 235127-237128, 241-25°, 26z. The drives: z89-190, 236--237, 314-3Z6• L'objet a: Z97-Z98, 220-22Z, 239231, 243-244,250, 25z-252, 265, 274-275, 3Z4-3Z6, 322-324. Jouissance, Castration: Z98-Z99, 206-207,246, 262-269, 28z-29Z, 316--318.  c. Intransitive demand and sup­pression: 4Z-49, 254-256, 270-274 (see: The locus of the Other, Repetition, Need, demand, desire). a. Punctuation, interpretation: 44, 81,95-96,98-99, z54 (see: Repetition). b. The purpose and end of analysis (full speech, the language of desire, the subjectification of death): 7, 43, 80-83,88, z05, z7z, 281 (see: Death, Castration). The training of analysts. a. The knowledge (savoir) of the analyst and the training analysis: 82-83, 144-145, 147 (see Epistemology). b. Psychoanalytic associations: 30-36, 226--228 (see: The theory of ideology). Desire. a. 'Man's desire is the desire of the Other': 5-6, 58, 67, 288-289. b. Desire and the Law; need, demand, desire; desire and phantasy: z66-z67, Z75, 244, 252, 258-259, 263-265, 269, 272, 275-276, 285-288,310-313,322-323.  Neurosis a. Neurosis; in general: 28-29, 168; hysteria: 5, 14, 89-90; phobia: 14, 248-249' b. Obsessional neurosis: 5, 14, 89-90, 99, 199,236--238, 247, 268. Perversion: in general: 197-198; sado-masochism: 25; scoptophilia: 25; homosexuality, 25, 55· The ideology of freedom: theory of the autonomous ego, humanism, rights of man, responsibility, anthropomorphism, ideals, instinctual maturation, etc.: 26-27, 53-55, 132, z65, 2z6, 230-231, 306•  Psychosis (see: Verwerfung). Psychosis (in general): 179-221. b. Paranoia (in Kraepelin's sense): 5, 16--17· The ideology of free enterprise: the American Way of Life, human relations, human engineering, success, happiness, pattern, etc.: 37-38, II5-II6, 127-128,231, 243·  IV. CLINICAL PRACTICE A. Freud's Cases  Dora: 77-78, 91-92, 236, 274· The Rat Man: 77-79, 88-89, 235-238• The Wolf Man: 48, 77--'78, 87, 117·  Judge Schreber: 36, 93, 183-192, 199-221. Little Hans: 36, 168. The dream of the butcher's wife: 257.  [[Category:Écrits: A Selection]]