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SUBVERSION OF THE SUBJECT AND THE DIALECTIC OF DESIRE (SESSION IV)

In this session, we discuss the conclusion to Lacan's "The Subversion of the Subject and the Dialectic of Desire" and chapter three, "Identity" from Žižek's The Sublime Object of Ideology. The subject of the graph of desire is split between the subject of science (of the combinatory) and the subject of jouissance. What Lacan tells us in the final part of his text is that the drive addresses the same deadlock inherent to desire but it does so differently from desire, it has a chance to bring about the object which is the subject of the unconscious. It is capable, in other words, to cause the subversion of the subject. While desire is mediated by the ambiguity of chè vuoi?, which signals an impasse at least partially recuperated by fantasy, drive goes a step further by taking us directly to S(A) the “signifier of a lack in the Other” that simultaneously captures the subject of the unconscious and is situated next to jouissance as precisely that which disrupts the automatic functioning of the signifying order. Please support us be joining our Patreon   / emancipations