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The   [[French ]] [[psychoanalyst ]] [[Jacques Lacan]] argued that there were '''four''' fundamental types of '''discourse'''.  These could be expressed as the permutations of a four-term configuration showing the relative positions of [[the subject]], the [[master signifier]], [[knowledge]] and [[objet petit a]]. The four types of discourse were: the Master's, the University's, the Hysteric's, and the Analyst's.