Irreducible Woman
“Contrary to what is said, of phallic jouissance, “the” woman, if I dare say since she does not exist, is… Read More »Irreducible Woman
This obscure light which falls from the stars (Corneille, Le Cid, IV, 3).
Woman does not exist but we talk about it all the more. It is a generalised, productive, even flamboyant fiction in which psychoanalysis participates in its own way. For the bibliographer, this abundance is both a blessing and a curse, as the assurance that he or she will serve a purpose.
As the theme requires a light and evocative style, we will avoid the exhaustive bibliography in favour of lesser-known quotations accompanied by short comments. We will leave room for surprise, incomprehension and enigma.
“Contrary to what is said, of phallic jouissance, “the” woman, if I dare say since she does not exist, is… Read More »Irreducible Woman
“The woman, I insist, who does not exist, is precisely the letter – the letter insofar as it is the… Read More »Woman of letters
“It is always through identification with the woman that sublimation produces the appearance of a creation” Lacan. J., “The Logic… Read More »Creation and creative
“It is unthinkable to say The woman because one cannot say all the women, One cannot say all the women because it is only introduced… Read More »All the women
What does woman want? is, as we know, the state of ignorance in which Freud remained until the end, in the… Read More »Born-psychoanalyst
“The University, if that is what I am explaining to you, is perhaps The Woman, But it is the prehistoric woman:… Read More »The University Venus
“Such astounding butts… I didn’t draw it very well on the board, but it was to give you an impression. That’s… Read More »Birds of Weakness
“Becoming a woman and wondering what a woman is are two essentially different things. I would go even further –… Read More »One does not become a woman, but … !
“The reader may now ask how I define womanliness or where I draw the line between genuine womanliness and the… Read More »Artificial
“Female sexuality appears, instead, as the effort of a jouissance enveloped in its own contiguity […] in order to be… Read More »The Envy to Get Out