Knowing, Not-Knowing, and Jouissance

Chapter 1 The Clear Screen, Perception, and the Nature of Inscription

Chapter 2 Instinct and Drive in Darwin and Freud, Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Biology

Chapter 3 The Grammatical Voice of the Drive

Chapter 4 Signs, Objects, Icons (Images), Indexes, Representamen/Representations, Interpretants, and Habit in the Work of Peirce and in the Light of Lacanian Theory

Chapter 6 The Symbolic in the Early Lacan as a Cybernetic Machine, as Automaton and Tyché , and the Question of the Real

Chapter 7 Like a Fool, Like a Bungler: Elucidating Lacan’s L’étourdit

Chapter 8 The Rise and Fall of Cognition and the Realization of the Larger Mind of Unconscious Knowing ( Savoir )

Chapter 9 The Other Psychoanalysis and the Other in Psychoanalysis

Chapter 10 Standard and Non-Standard Frames for the Practice of Analysis and the Question of Pure and Applied Psychoanalysis

Chapter 11 The Lacanian School as an Organizational Structure