Tír gan Teanga, Tír gan Anam: An Irish Stew?Cormac GallagherJun 1, 199419 min readUpdated: Feb 21, 2024The Letter, Issue 1, Summer 1994, Pages 1 - 16 Want to read more?Subscribe to theletter.ie to keep reading this exclusive post. Subscribe Now
Beckett’s Unnamable: Not I, not Mad.To cede the initiative to words is the task of the artist according to Mallarme. In a more sinister context this dictum could also be...
The Analyst Confronted With State LegitimacyThere are many ways of approaching this question: until now, it has mainly been presented as being a legal issue...
Issue 1: EditorialLacan, at a certain moment in his teaching, seized upon the story of a letter to illustrate how it is that, circulating before the mutism...