Introduction  1

I. Clinic of the Discourses  

1. On Shame / Jacques-Alain Miller  11

2. Enjoyment and Impossibility: Lacans Revision of the Oedipus Complex / Paul Verhaeghe  29

3. Beyond the Oedipus Complex / Russell Grigg  50

4. The Hysterics Truth / Ellie Ragland  69

5. Toward a New Perversion: Psychoanalysis / Dominiek Hoens  88

II. The Other Side of Psychoanalysis  

6. Objet a in Social Links / Slavoj }i~ek  107

7. Hegel as the Other Side of Psychoanalysis / Mladen Dolar  129

8. When Surplus Enjoyment Meets Surplus Value / Alenka Zupancic  155

9. Enjoy Your Stay: Structural Change in Seminar XVII / Oliver Feltham  179

10. More Thoughts for the Times on War and Death: The Discourse of Capitalism in Seminar XVII / Juliet Flower MacCannell  195

11. The Impossible Power of Psychoanalysis / Dominique Hecq  216

III. Discourses of Contemporary Life  

12. Symptom and Discourse / �ic Laurent  229

13. Common Markets and Segregation / Marie-Helene Brousse  

14. The Intimate, the Extimate, and Psychoanalytic Discourse / Pierre-Gilles Gueguen  263

15. Bureaucratic Speech Acts and the University Discourse: Lacans Theory of Modernity / Geoff Boucher  274

16. The Revolution in Advertising and University Discourse / Matthew Sharpe  392

Contributors  315

Index  319

Jacques-Alain Miller

Paul Verhaeghe

Russell Grigg

Ellie Ragland

Dominiek Hoens

Slavoj Zizek

Mladen Dolar

Alenka Zupancic

Oliver Feltham

Juliet Flower MacCannell

Dominique Hecq

Eric Laurent

Marie-Helene Brousse

Pierre-Gilles Gueguen

Geoff Boucher

Matthew Sharpe

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