英文摘要 |
After Freud solved the puzzles of neurosis, the development of psychoanalysis is still driven by a desire to read psychosis. From Freud to Lacan, psychoanalysis has always founded its recognition and discourse of psyche and external reality on a “psychotic knowledge” that Freud equals to a philosophical system. For Lacan, to comprehend the psychotic knowledge, one must listen to and read psychotic discourses “to the letter” (au pied de la lettre) instead of understanding and curing psychosis. This paper delineates how Lacan in his early period critiques Freud, how—from the psychotic discourses—he conceives the structure of speech and re-establishes meta-psychology of psychoanalysis on the basis of a (quasi-)linguistics. |