Introducing the concept of the "objective correlative" it claims Coriolanus is an "artistic success."
In "Desire and its Interpretation" Lacan comments on this essay and says that the phrase "inexpressibly horrible" refers to a figure's opaque sexual desire. It asks if the author of this work's subject read An Apology for Raymond Sebond , and it claims that the emotions of the (*) titular figure are in "excess of the facts." Introducing the concept of the "objective correlative" it claims Coriolanus is an "artistic success." For 10 points – name this essay from T.S. Eliot's The Sacred Wood that deals with a certain prince of Denmark.
In "Desire and its Interpretation" Lacan comments on this essay and says that the phrase "inexpressibly horrible" refers to a figure's opaque sexual desire.
“{Hamlet} And His {Problems}”