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The Lost Subject
Denise Brett
Issue 35 — Autumn 2005
72–78
You less is - the subject appears in the loss, the cut, the break, the slip, the ambiguity of language. How so for the psychotic subject whose whole essence relies on the whole, the complete, one cut in any register being enough to orchestrate the demise of the psychotic subject. Travel or knot t'ravel[2], a question for the neurotic or a given for the psychotic. 'Not knot', 'who's there?' 'S'.…
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