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Lacan In Barthes
Nessa Breen
Issue 7 — Summer 1996
40–57
The radical heteronomy that Freud's discovery shows gaping within man, can never again be covered over without whatever is used to hide it being profoundly dishonest.[1] When we speak ... of a divided subject, it is never to acknowledge his simple contradictions ... it is a diffraction which is intended, a dispersion of energy in which there remains neither a central core nor a structure of meaning: I am not contradictory, I am dispersed.[2] Over twenty years separate Jacques Lacan's Function and Field of Speech and Language in Psychoanalysis and Roland Barthes' anti- autobiography Roland Barthes par Roland Barthes.…
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