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The theme of the subject divided between knowledge and truth is raised throughout the seminar. Lacan responds to the alternative between the mathematical model and metaphor by stating that "topology is not a metaphor, but a rigorous montage with the objet a." Thus the use of four mathemes: the disk with a hole, the Moebius strip, the torus and the Klein bottle. "The hole of the lack of the objet a would be located at the intersection of the fields of truth and knowledge": such is the conribution of psychoanalysis. It can therefore question science as to the truth whose contingency is missed or forgotten; the same happens with religion. Lacan both splits and unites his audience in two categories[[Image: "those who use my word for analytic purposes," and "those who prove that it can be followed in all its coherence and rigor, that it fits in a structure valid even outside its present practice." He also distinguishes between the analyst who at the moment of knowledge is divided (and he knows it), and the status of the subject-supposed-to-know (the subject of science) who restores the prestige of méconnaissance by thinking that he is uniting knowledge and subjectL’objet_de_la_psychanalyse_Lacan.jpg|border|350px|right]]

The theme of the [[subject]] [[divided]] between [[knowledge]] and [[truth]] is raised throughout the [[seminar]]. [[Lacan goes ]] responds to the Graph of Desire alternative between the [[mathematical]] [[model]] and relates them to his [[metaphor]] by [[stating]] that "[[topology. The ]] is not a metaphor, but a rigorous <i>montage</i> with the <i>[[objet a is situated on ]]</i>." Thus the use of four sides[[mathemes]]:1the disk with a [[hole]], the Moebius [[strip]], the [[torus]] and the [[Klein]] bottle. "The hole of the demand [[lack]] of the Other (<i>objet a </i> would be located at the intersection of the fields of truth and knowledge": such is feces)2. the demand on the part conribution of [[psychoanalysis]]. It can therefore question [[science]] as to the Other (objet a truth whose [[contingency]] is missed or forgotten; the breast)3same happens with [[religion]]. Lacan both splits and unites his audience in two [[categories]]: "those who use my [[word]] for [[analytic]] purposes," and "those who prove that it can be followed in all its [[coherence]] and rigor, that it fits in a [[structure]] valid even [[outside]] its [[present]] [[practice]]. desire on " He also distinguishes between the [[analyst]] who at the part [[moment]] of the Other knowledge is divided (objet a is and he [[knows]] it), and the gaze)4. desire status of the Other subject-supposed-to-[[know]] (objet a is the voicesubject of science)who restores the prestige of <i>mé[[connaissance]]</i> by [[thinking]] that he is uniting knowledge and subject.<br>

In this perspective he gives an account of his lectures in Lacan goes to the United States, organized by Roman Jakobson, notably "Of Structure as an Inmixing [[Graph]] of an Otherness Prerequisite [[Desire]] and relates [[them]] to Any Subject Whatever," at Johns Hopkins Universityhis topology. Michel Foucault talks about Velasquez's Las Meninas. His address allows Lacan to conjure his theory of the painting as "a trap for the gaze," The <i>objet a gaze in which what falls </i> is objet asituated on four sides:<br>1. The little girl is the slit in the perspective and the vanishing point, the hidden center [[demand]] of the painting, and "in this gap, béance where there is nothing to see, it is impossible to recognize the structure of the objets [[Other]] (<i>objet a: underneath the Infanta's dresses, 'it looks at me,' while the eye </i> is made not to see.[[feces]])<br>2.." Georges Bataille's Histoire de l'oeil is quoted as a text that establishes a connection among all the objets a in their rapport to the feminine sexual organ. Therefore, the phallus is the sign that occupies demand on the place part of this gap, the impossible or untenable real. This entails Other (<i>objet a reshaping of the unconscious around language and </i> is the gaze (excluded by Freud[[breast]])<br>3. Lacan goes back to to desire on the Freudian dimension of desire and part of the subject whose foundation is castration. The vagina, the feminine sexual organ, becomes the Other (<i>objet a, which fascinates and leads to ruin unless there </i> is the screen of the phallus, even under the form of - F. In the end, the penis, as a manifestation that is seen, hardly hides the presence of an objet a that would be an enigmatic - a.[[gaze]])<br>

The gaze, it should be noted, is not found on the side of the subject, but on that of the [[object]]. "It marks the point in the object (the picture) from which the viewing subject is already gazed at" ([[Slavoj Zizek]]). The gaze is a spot in the picture, which does not warrant the presence of the subject and by blurring its visibility, introduces a [[split ]] in the rapport between the object and the subject: the latter cannot see the picture at the point from which it is gazing at him. Zizek brings out <i>[[Psycho]]</i>, where Norman Bates' house is rendered [[uncanny ]] because Hitchcok's viewpoint switches from the house coming closer (as seen by the approaching [[woman]]) to the same woman coming closer (as seen from the house), giving the anxious impression that the house is gazing at her.

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