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"[[Slip]]" (''[[slip|glisser]]'' [vb], ''[[slip|glissement]]'' [n.]) | "[[Slip]]" (''[[slip|glisser]]'' [vb], ''[[slip|glissement]]'' [n.]) | ||
| − | [[Lacan]] uses the verb "[[slip]]" -- and its corresponding noun, "[[slippage]]" -- to describe the unstable relationship between the [[signifier]] and the [[signified]]. | + | [[Lacan]] uses the verb "[[slip]]" -- and its corresponding noun, "[[slip|slippage]]" -- to describe the unstable relationship between the [[signifier]] and the [[signified]]. |
| − | The verb "[[slip]]" -- and its corresponding noun, "[[slippage]]" -- are used by [[Lacan]] to describe the unstable relationship between the [[signifier]] and the [[signified]]. | + | The verb "[[slip]]" -- and its corresponding noun, "[[slip|slippage]]" -- are used by [[Lacan]] to describe the unstable relationship between the [[signifier]] and the [[signified]]. |
Revision as of 01:41, 18 August 2006
"Slip" (glisser [vb], glissement [n.])
Lacan uses the verb "slip" -- and its corresponding noun, "slippage" -- to describe the unstable relationship between the signifier and the signified.
The verb "slip" -- and its corresponding noun, "slippage" -- are used by Lacan to describe the unstable relationship between the signifier and the signified.
