In his seminar on "The Limits of Love and Knowledge," this thinker declared that "there's no such thing as Woman, Woman with a capital W indicting the universal."
This philosopher imagined someone asking the question "Why do you lie to me saying you're going to Krakow so I should believe you're going to Lemberg, when in reality you are going to Krakow?" In his seminar on "The Limits of Love and Knowledge," this thinker declared that "there's no such thing as Woman, Woman with a capital W indicting the universal." One major work by this thinker contains the essay "Kant with Sade," and was decried as elitist by Slavoj Zizek, in contrast to his more accessible seminar on "The Purloined Letter." He elaborated on Levi-Strauss's formulation of the incest taboo, calling it "the law of the father" and nonsensically claimed men have male genitalia but no phalluses. His most respected idea claims that a baby first achieves self-awareness occurs when it sees a reflection of itself . For 10 points, name this impenetrable French psychoanalyst who wrote about the "mirror stage" in the first of his Ecrits.
This philosopher imagined someone asking the question "Why do you lie to me saying you're going to Krakow
Jacques Marie Émile Lacan