From an Other to the other – The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book XVI

Jacques Lacan (1901-1981) was one of the twentieth century's most influential thinkers. His many works include Écrits, The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psycho-analysis and the many volumes of The Seminar.

Figures Translator's Note INTRODUCTION I. From Surplus Value to Surplus Jouissance The Inconsistency of the Other II. The Knowledge Market and Truth (on) Strike III. Topology of the Other IV. Facts and What is Said V. "I Am What I Is" VI. Toward a Practice of Logic in Psychoanalysis On Pascal's Wager VII. Introduction to Pascal's Wager VIII. The One and Little a IX. From Fibonacci to Pascal X. The Three Matrices XI. Truth's Retardation and the Administration of Knowledge Jouissance: Its Field XII. "The Freud Event" XIII. On Jouissance Posited as an Absolute XIV. The Two Sides of Sublimation XV. High Fever XVI. Structures of Perversion Jouissance: Its Real XVII. Thought (as) Censorship XVIII. Inside Outside XIX. Knowledge and Power XX. Knowledge and Jouissance XXI. Responses to Aporias Jouissance: Its Logic XXII. Paradoxes of Psychoanalytic Action XXIII. How to Generate Surplus Jouissance Logically XXIV. On the One-Extra Evacuation XXV. The Ravishing Ignominy of the Hommelle Appendices Fibonacci as Used by Lacan, by Luc Miller Reader's Guide, by Jacques-Alain Miller Dossier on the Evacuation Index