Titlebook: Lacanian Ethics and the Assumption of Subjectivity; Calum Neill Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Lacan’s Return to Descartesbject in particular, there appears here to be a gap which insists between the ‘I’ of the ‘I think’ and the ‘I’ of the ‘I am’ which follows as a logical conclusion from the ‘I think’. That is to say, either these two ‘I’s are not the same thing or the second is already assumed in the positing of the

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Judgementetc. on the basis of some pre-existing table of prescriptions. Without this last proviso, ethics would unavoidably be reduced to a posterior conclusion which would be identical, in structure at least, to the legal. The problem with such a reduction to the legal is that the content which would ensue

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The Impossibility of Ethical Examplesreon pronounces an edict that, while Eteocles will be honoured by a full state burial, Polynices is to be left as carrion outside the city walls. Antigone, the sister of Polynices and Eteocles, refuses this edict and determines to bury Polynices. Before his attack on the city and before the events w

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Eating the Bookt even be taken to reside in the particular context viewed as an empirical or objective event. The ethical can only ever come to be as that which is assumed by the subject and, thus, only ever . for that subject.

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Misrecognising the otherWhere the sexual relationship can be understood as being the paramount case of relating to another, for Freud, the love given therein cannot be extended beyond the pair involved to encompass a wider world of people;

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