This psychologist wrote Ecrits [ay-cree], exerting a tremendous influence on contemporary psychoanalytic discourse.
This psychologist wrote Ecrits [ay-cree], exerting a tremendous influence on contemporary psychoanalytic discourse. In 1956, he gave a seminar on Edgar Allen Poe's detective story "The Purloined Letter", challenging literary theorists. For ten points, name this Frenchman whose essay spawned further responses from Norman Holland, Irene Harvey, Jane Gallop, Barbara Johnson, and Jacques Derrida.
This psychologist wrote Ecrits [ay-cree], exerting a tremendous influence on contemporary psychoanalytic discourse.
Jacques {Lacan}