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The ==Jacques Lacan=======Signifier and Signified=====[[Lacan]] uses the verb '"[[slip]]' (''glisser'') (" -- and its corresponding noun, '"[[slip|slippage]]' (''glissement'')) is used by " -- to describe the unstable [[Lacanrelationship]] is describe the unstable relationship between the [[signifier]] and the [[signified]].  =====Signification=====The term thus emphasises emphasizes the different ways in which [[Saussure]] and [[Lacan]] conceive of [[signification]].For ; for [[Saussure]], [[signification]] was a [[stable ]] bond between [[signifier]] and [[signified]], but for [[Lacan]] it is an unstable, fluid relationship.[[LacanImage:SAUSSUREANALGORITHM.gif|right|thumb|200px|[[Saussurean algorithm|The Saussurean algorithm]]]] argues that it  =====Bar=====It is [[impossible ]] to establish a stable one-to-one link between [[signifier]]s and [[signified]]s.He symbolises , and [[Lacan]] symbolizes this impossibility by inscribing a [[bar]] between [[them ]] in the [[Saussurean algorithm]].  =====Point de capiton=====The [[signified]] slips and slides under the [[bar]] of the [[Saussurean algorithm]] in a continuous movement,<ref>E, 154</ref> a movement which is only temporarily detained by the ''[[points de capiton]]''.<ref>{{E}} p.154</ref> =====Psychosis=====In When there are not enough ''[[points de capiton]]'', as is in the [[case of ]] in [[psychosis]], the slippery movement of [[signification]] is endless, and stable [[meaningmeanings]]s dissolve altogether.

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