Some of his critical studies include "The Purloined Poe," and "Desire and Interpretation of Desire in Hamlet."
Some of his critical studies include "The Purloined Poe," and "Desire and Interpretation of Desire in Hamlet." An amusing moment in a work of his is an attempt to link the square root of negative one to a phallus. Central in his ideas is the concept of the Mirror stage in childhood development and his challenging of traditional notions of authority in sexual life, in his essays "On Feminine Sexuality." Known for asserting that the unconscious is structured like a language, he uttered "Where I think ‘I think, therefore I am', that is where I am not." For 10 points, identify this crazy French psychologist known in America for his work Ecrits [ay-CREE].
Some of his critical studies include "The Purloined Poe," and "Desire and Interpretation of Desire in Hamlet."
Jacques {Lacan}