Subject of the unconscious one

The prone of unconscious the indicates the true Sujet, in opposition to the Me, alienating. The subject, therefore, one does not speak to him. That speaks about him and it is there that it apprehends (Jacques Lacan, Position of unconscious the , in Writings).

Es

The prone of unconscious the notes S, in reference to German are , term indicating the that freudien. That is the authority of the unconscious desire, of the driven back impulses . That speaks : this pole seems to refer to the prone in its unutterable and stupid existence, authenticity of the desire, where ego the compromise, the unit seeks, and finally only the imaginary reaches.
That speaks : indeed, the subject of the stating does not coincide with the subject of the statement.

Subjectivation

Lacan, in logical time and the assertion of anticipated certainty (1945), examines the Paradoxe of the prisoners; it qualifies then the subjectivation like comprising three times:

urgent of the glance , making emerge the general form of the subject noetic: one knows that ;
time to include/understand , releasing the personal form of the subject of knowledge, the subjective assertion (essential logical form of I);
and moment to conclude , making hatch the act, by which the subject of unconscious occurs prone in act.

Prone barred

The barred subject is divided vis-a-vis the Objet has: this would describe the Fantasme. The subject is separate as well as alienated with the Other, and the phantasm avoids the distress vis-a-vis the vacuity of the Other.

Function subject

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The unconscious one is structured like a language

The formation of the Inconscient however describes the spaltung , Clivage, the impulse being not only driven back but also fixing themselves at a Representative-representation charged to represent it, in the psychic field.

This connection with a delegation in the psychism inaugurates the primacy of the meaning, of the acoustic image rather than of what it means; this primacy of meaning being able only to describe a subject of the unconscious one.

The unconscious one is structured like a Langage. One meaning, it is what represents a subject for another meaning. It thus on there subject only in the speech, and since the speech ceases it on there no more subject. The subject articulates a speech which could thus hold place only of speech of pretense, have regard of the truth of its desire, the I of the statement solidifying and tending to occult the truth of the Désir.

It is that the subject of unconscious is seen in has; reason for which there is one me, imaginary objectivation, alienation of the original subject.

See too

Names of the Father
Diagram L

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