英文摘要 |
"Jacques Lacan noted that if we want to understand his concept of“communication,”then we need to pay close attention to Sigmund Freud’sdiscussions on occultism. This article thus attempts to follow this cluefaithfully. By analyzing occultist examples drawn from Freud’s work, I arguethat the focal concerns of Lacan’s discussions on“communication”lie in the“uncanny structure of mediation”that unfolds in the subject’s perception atthe moment when“communication”deeply affects the subject. The“uncanniness”of this particular“structure of mediation”resides in its abilityto receive and transform all kinds of“stimulations”into oracular“messages.”It is through this mode of reception and transformation that the fantasies of“encountering fate”are generated on the side of the subject during theprocess of communication. In other words,“fate”is an inevitable product ofthe“uncanny (dimension of) communication.”" |