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Lacan And Dali - An Anamorphic Encounter?
Olga Cox-Cameron
Issue 14 — Autumn 1998
134–160
'What fun I might have had Lacan's half-mocking, backward look at his early years from the vantage point of 1966, pinpoints his much publicised connection with Salvador Dali as a stopover, left long behind in his own intellectual odyssey. On the occasion of the publication of a first extract from Paul Duquenne's translation of Schreber's Memoirs of My Nervous Illness, in the psychoanalytic journal Cahiers pour L'Analyse, Jacques Alain Miller invited Lacan to write an introduction.…
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