Marc Darmon – L’insu que sait de L’une-Bévue S’Aille Á Mourre. An Overview
THE LETTER 61 Spring 2016, pages 31-34
This overview of Lacan’s Seminar XXIV from 1976-77 addresses the many layers of meaning discernible in its title L’insu que sait de l’une-bévue s’aile à mourre. Lacan’s remarkable return to the topology of the torus, his subtle musings on the unconscious, love, poetry and the real convey a sense of the urgency regarding the task that, even in these final years of his teaching, he regarded as unfinished.
Keywords: l’une-bévue; torus; poetry; Dante; Didier-Weill; game of la mourre/game of Morra
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Dedicated to the memory of Charles Melman, issue 71 collects together in one volume the rich contribution made to The Letter by Charles Melman over the last 30 years. This issue also contains several articles by Charles Melman appearing in English translation for the first time.
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