Abel, Karl
Abjection
Act
Action
Actor
Adherence
Adventures of Telemachus, The (Aragon)
Aeschylus
Aesthetics
Agamben, Giorgio
Agent of history
Age of Louis XIV, The (Voltaire)
Algerian War
Alterity
Always-already-there
Amorous relationship
Analyst
Analytical space
Anamnesis
Andrieu, Louis
Anicet ou le Panorama (Aragon)
Antichrist
Anti-Oedipus (Deleuze and Guattari)
“Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words The” (Freud)
Anzieu, Didier
Aragon, Elsa
Aragon, Louis; biography; Breton, pact with; Communist Party and; Stalinism and; Works: The Adventures of Telemachus; Anicet; Blanche ou l’oubli; Le Cahier noir; Défense de l’infini; Feu de joie; Irene’s Cunt; The Libertine; “Maladroit,”; Oeuvres croisées; Paris Peasant; “Révélations sensationnelles,”; Treatise on Style; “Très tard que jamais,”; Les Voyageurs de l’impériale
Archaism
Arendt, Hannah
Aristotle
Aron, Raymond
Art; father of prehistory and; installations; rejection of; as revolt; as sacred
Artaud, Antonin
Assimilation-hominization
Atheism; as pleasure of texts
Athenäum
A-thought
Aulagnier, Piera
Authority
Autoeroticism
Axelos, Kostas
Balzac, Honoré de
Barthes, Roland; Blanchot’s influence on; criticism, view of; meaning, view of; Sartre’s influence on; subjectivism and; Works: Camera Lucida; Critical Essays; Criticism and Truth; Michelet; Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes; S/Z; Writing Degree Zero
Bataille, Georges
Baudelaire, Charles
Beauty
Beauvoir, Simone de
Being; consciousness vs.; nausea as border of; rejection of other; speaking being; writing and. See also Other
Being and Nothingness (Sartre)
Being and Time (Heidegger)
Being-as-other
Being-for-the-other
Being-in-the-world
Being-with
Benveniste, Emile
Bèze, Théodore
Binary logic
Binswanger, Ludwig
Biology
Bion, Wilfred Ruprecht
Bisexuality; Oedipus2; as resolution of masochism
Blanche ou l’oubli (Aragon)
Blanchot, Maurice
Body, language and
Borders
Boundaries, taint and
Bourgeois, Louise
Bourgeoisie
Breton, André; Aragon’s pact with; Freud, meeting with; Works: Communicating Vessels; Nadja; Notes sur la poésie; Soluble Fish
Brochier, Jean-Jacques
Bulimia
Cahier noir, Le (Aragon)
Calvin, John
Camera Lucida (Barthes)
Camus, Albert
Castration complex
Catholicism
Cause du peuple, La
Céline, Louis-Ferdinand
Chants de Maldoror, Les (Lautréamont)
Characters as spokespeople; function
Christianity
City of Ends
Clarté
Classical writing
Classicism
Claudel, Paul
Clément, Catherine
Closed/open complexes
Cocteau, Jean
Coercion
Cogito
Cognitivism
Communicating Vessels (Breton)
Communication
Communications
Communism. See also Stalinism
Communist Party
Comte, Auguste
Conscious: linguistic conscious; unconscious, domination of
Consciousness; bourgeois consciousness; knowledge and; plurality of
“Constructions in Analysis” (Freud)
Contat, Michel
Contradiction
“Contributions to the Psychology of Love” (Freud)
Corneille, Pierre
Corradini, Antonio
Countertransference
Critical Essays (Barthes)
Criticism
Criticism and Truth (Barthes)
Critique of Dialectical Reason (Sartre)
Culture of revolt
Cunard, Nancy
Dadaism
Dasein
Death drive
Debord, Guy
Decottignies, Jean
Défense de l’infini, La (Aragon)
Defilement
Deleuze, Gilles
Demystification
Depressive phase
Derrida, Jacques
Derval, Blanche
Desacralization
Descartes, René
Desire
Détraquées, Les
Deutsch, Helene
Devil and the Good Lord, The (Sartre)
Dialectical materialism
Diaries (Sartre)
Différance
Dionysian mysteries
Discourse on the Worship of Priapus and Its Connection with the Mystic Theology of the Ancients, A (Knight)
“Dissolution of the Oedipus Complex The” (Freud)
Divinités génératrices, Les (Dulaure)
Douglas, Mary
Dreams
Drieu La Rochelle
Drive; death drive; erotic drive
Dualism
Dulaure, Jacques-Antoine
Dumas, Alexandre
Dumézil, Georges
Dutourd, Jean
Ecole des Hautes Etudes
Écriture
Ego; as subject
Ego and the Id, The (Freud)
Ego-skin
Einfühlung (identification)
Electra (Aeschylus)
Energy
Engagement
Ephemeral, theme of
Erotic drive
Eroticism
Ethic of language
“L’étonnant couple Moutonnet” (Villiers)
Etymology
Euphoria
European Economic Community
Evil; acting and; oedipal revolt and
Evolution
Exclusion, feeling of
Existence
Existentialism
Expenditure
Experience
L’Express
Extrapsychical
Failure
False self
Falsification
Fascination
Father; identification with; phallic monism and; presence and death of; separability of. See also Oedipus complex
Father of prehistory
Female Sexuality (Freud)
Feminine; cult of; homosexuality; oedipal renunciation of; phallus and; surrealism and See also Sexuality
Feminism
Femmes (Sollers)
Fénelon, François de Salignac de la Mothe
Fetishism
Feu de joie (Aragon)
Figaro littéraire
Fils de Freud sont fatigués, Les (Clément)
Fish imagery
Flaubert, Gustave
Flies, The (Sartre)
Food taboos
Forest, Philippe
For-itself
Form, morality of
Formalism
Foundations
Free association; dangers and benefits
Freedom; negativity and; oedipus complex and; writing and
French language
French literature. See also Aragon Louis; Rimbaud, Arthur; individual authors
French Revolution
“French Woman, The” (Aragon)
Freud, Sigmund: aphasia, work on; on bisexuality; Breton, meeting with; dualism and; on oedipus complex; on Oedipus Rex; revolt and; on sublimation; on unconscious; World War I and; Works The Interpretation of Dreams; “The Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words,”; “Constructions in Analysis,”; “Contributions to the Psychology of Love,”; “The Dissolution of the Oedipus Complex,”; The Ego and the Id; Female Sexuality; “Infantile Genital Organization,”; Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious; “Little Hans,”; Metapsychology; “Mourning and Melancholia,”; “Negation,”; On Aphasia; An Outline of Psycho-Analysis; “Project for a Scientific Psychology,”; Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality; Totem and Taboo; “The Wolf Man,”. See also Language; Oedipus complex; Optimistic model; Signifiance
Fundamentalism
Gallimard, Gaston
Games; truth and
Gandharva
Generational difference
Genet, Jean
German Occupation
God
Greece
Greek Communist Party
Green, André
Guattari, Félix
Guilt
Haacke, Hans
Hallucinations
Happiness/unhappiness
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
Heidegger, Martin
Heterogeneity
History
Hominization
Homosexuality; feminine. See also Bisexuality
Horse metaphor
Human Condition, The (Arendt)
Human rights
Humor
Husserl, Edmund
Hysteria
Id
Identification
Identity; taint and; as trap
Ideologies
Illegitimacy
Illuminations (Rimbaud)
Illusion
Image. See also Spectacle
Imaginary
Immanence
Immaturity
Impossible
Imposture
Incarnation
Incest taboo
Inclusion
Individual; patrimonial; Sartrean. See also Subjectivity
Individuation
Indo-European pantheon
Infantile genital organization; renunciation of
“Infantile Genital Organization” (Freud)
Infiniteness/infinity
Installations
Intellectuals
Intermediary position of language
Interpretation; revolt and
Interpretation of Dreams, The (Freud)
Irene’s Cunt (Aragon); true lies in
Irony
Jeanson, Francis
Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious (Freud)
Jouissance; of meaning; writing as
Joyce, James
Kairos
Kant, Immanuel
Kean (Dumas)
Kean (Sartre)
Klein, Melanie
Knight, Richard
Knowledge; cogito
Lacan, Jacques; on father; incest, view of; language and; object and; optimistic model and; phallus, view of; sexuality view of
Lalangue
Language; as asymptotic; development of; ethic of; French; heterogeneity of; intermediary role; layered conception; as mode of writing; as negativity; optimistic model; pleasure and; preconscious and; primal language; psychoanalytical model; signifiance model; as source of errors; structure of; writing vs. See also Linguistics; Narration; Semiology; Writing
Latency period
Latin
Laurent, Jacques
Lautréamont, le Comte de
Law; girl’s relationship to; separability of
Legal system
Lévi-Strauss, Claude
Lévy, Bernard-Henri
Liability
Libertine, The (Aragon)
Libido
Life of the Mind, The (Arendt)
Linguisterie
Linguistic conscious
Linguistics. See also Language; Semiology; Signifiance
Literature: consciousness and; encounter with the impossible; limits of; as sacred; Sartre’s view
Litotes
Littérature
“Little Hans” (Freud)
“Lives” (Rimbaud)
Logic: binary; of revolt
Logos
Loss
Love-object
Loyola, Ignatius
Lying
Lyricism
“Maladroit” (Aragon)
Mallarmé, Stéphane
Marxism
Massillon, Jean-Baptiste
Maternal space
Mauriac, François
Mauss, Marcel
Mayakovsky, Vladimir Vladimirovich
Meaning; impossibility of. See also Signifiance
Measures
Media
Melancholia
Memory
Memory/Loss (Wilson)
Mérimée, Prosper
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice
Metaphor
Metaphysics
Metapsychology (Freud)
Michelet (Barthes)
Minimalism
Minoan-Mycenean experience
Miraculous
Mirror stage
Mithraism
Mit-Sein
Mitterand, François
Modesty (Corradini)
Morality; of form; freedom and
Moreau, Gustave
“Morning of Drunkenness” (Rimbaud)
Mother
“Mourning and Melancholia” (Freud)
Movement
Mutation
M’Uzan, Michel de
Mysteries
Myth
Nadja (Breton)
Narcissism
Narration. See also Free association; Novel
Nature, denial of
Nausea: as border of being; other and; rejection of being
Nausea (Sartre)
Naville, Édouard-Henri
“Negation” (Freud)
Negativity; as demystification; freedom and; games and; Hegelian; language as; other and; Sartrean; of writing
Nerve Meter, The (Artaud)
Neuronic structure
Neurosis
Nicomedes (Corneille)
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Nihilism
Normalization
Notes sur la poésie (Breton)
Novel: preterite tense; third person. See also Narration
Novel, philosophical; characters as spokespeople in
Object
Objectivism
Oedipal dyad
Oedipal organization
Oedipus1
Oedipus2
Oedipus at Colonus (Sophocles)
Oedipus complex; anti-Oedipus; failure and; freedom and; girl’s two-sided phase; Oedipus Rex as source; other and; phallic monism; as precocious and biphasic; primacy of penis; sexuality-thought copresence and; two sides; as universal for both sexes; universality of. See also Sexuality
Oedipus Rex (Sophocles)
Oeuvres croisées (Aragon)
Old Man and the Wolves, The (Kristeva)
On a raison de se révolter (Sartre)
Ontogenesis. See also Being
Opposition
Optimistic model of language
Order
Oresteia (Aeschylus)
Other; being-for-the-Other; being-with and; Hegelian; other-as-mirror; rejection of See also Being
Outlaws (Cunard)
Outline of Psycho-Analysis, An (Freud)
Paris
Paris Peasant (Aragon)
Pascal, Blaise
Passageway, theme of
Past; preterite tense
Pasternak, Boris
Paternal function
Patrimonial individual
Penis: phallic monism; primacy of. See also Phallus
Perceptual system
Phallic cult
Phallicism, unbearable
Phallic monism
Phallic-signifying order
Phallic stage
Phallus; as extraneous; feminine and; as illusory; kairos; representation and
Philosophy, history of
Phi system
Phylogenesis
Plato
Pleasure; atheism and texts; language and; revolt and; in violence. See also Jouissance
Poésies (Lautréamont)
Poetics (Aristotle)
Poetry
Politics; surrealism and; writing and
Popular culture
Possibility
Power
Powers of Horror (Kristeva)
Praxis
Preconscious
Pre-Socratics
Preterite tense
Priest. See also Purifier
Primal language
Prohibition. See also Law
“Project for a Scientific Psychology” (Freud)
Proust, Marcel
Psyche; infantile genital organization and; polarities
Psychoanalysis; history of; as intermediary; language as tool of; objectivism and; Orestes myth and; sexuality-thought copresence
Psychosis
Psy system
Purification
Purifier
Purity (Corradini)
Rationalism
Readers
Religion; phallic cult; phallic manifestation; revolt and; rites
Remembrance
Remembrance of Things Past (Proust)
Repetition
Representation;
phallus and; presence/absence; unrepresentable acts
Repression
Resistance
Respectful Prostitute, The (Sartre)
Responsibility
Return
“Révélations sensationnelles” (Aragon)
Revolt; art as; culture of; etymology of; figures of; Freudian conceptions of; imaginary as; impossible of; interpretation and; logics of; as movement; oedipus complex and; pleasure and; political; religion and; as repetition; surrealism and; symbolic; time and space; as transgression; writing and
Revolution
Revolution in Poetic Language (Kristeva)
Rey, Alain
Reynaud
Rimbaud, Arthur
Rituals
Roads to Freedom, The (Sartre)
Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes (Barthes)
Roman Empire
Rushdie, Salman
Sacred
Sacrifice
Sadomasochism
Saint Genet (Sartre)
Sammartino, Giuseppe
Sartre, Jean-Paul; Barthes, influence on; biography; bourgeoisie, view of; engagement with thinkers; as leftist; Nobel Prize and; oedipus complex and; opposition to; sectarianism of; Works: Being and Nothingness; Critique of Dialectical Reason; The Devil and the Good Lord; The Flies; Kean; Nausea; On a raison de se révolter; The Respectful Prostitute; The Roads to Freedom; Saint Genet; Troubled Sleep; The War Diaries; What Is Literature?; The Words
Saussure, Ferdinand
Schweitzer, Karl
Season in Hell, A (Rimbaud)
Self: false self; oedipal complex and; sovereignty of. See also Subjectivity; Individual
Self-Taught Man
Semiology; as deception; as translinguistic See also Linguistics
Semiotic
Sensorial infinite
Sensoriality
Sexuality: language and; sublimation and. See also Bisexuality; Feminine; Homosexuality; Infantile genital organization; Oedipus complex
Sexuality-thought copresence
Sholokhov, Mikhaïl
Sign
Signifiance; analyst and; free association and; negativity of; other and; writing and. See also Language; Linguistics; Meaning
Signifier; penis/phallus as
Signifying chain
Singularity
Skin
Socialism. See also Communism; Stalinism
Social order; oedipus complex and; as religious
Socius
Sollers, Philippe
Soluble Fish (Breton)
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
Sophocles: Oedipus Rex
Sound-image
Soupault, Philippe
Soviet Encyclopedia
Soviet Union
Space: analytical; sacred See also Time
Space of Literature, The (Blanchot)
Speaking being
Spectacle
Spiritual Exercises (Loyola)
Stalinism. See also Communism; Socialism
Structuralism
Style
Subject; ego as; father and; Freudian thought and; logic of
Subject-in-process
Subjectivity; cultural tradition and; freedom and negativity; oedipal dyad and. See also Individual
Sublimation; sexuality and
Superego
Surrealism: encounter with the impossible; feminine and; Lautréamont’s influence; politics and; reality and; Rimbaud’s influence; scandal and
Symbolic, place of
Symbolic pact
Symbolic revolt
S/Z (Barthes)
Taint. See also Defilement
Technicality
Telemachus (Fénelon)
Tel Quel
Textuality
Theater
Thing-presentation
Third person
Thought; a-thought; nausea and; radical; sexuality-thought copresence; as sign; writing as
Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality (Freud)
Time; analytical space and; cultural tradition and; timeless (zeitlos)
Time and Sense (Kristeva)
Time of the World
Topologies
Totalitarianism
Totem and Taboo (Freud)
Totemic meal
Toucas, François
Toucas, Marguerite
Tragedy
Transcendence
Transference
Transformation
Transgression
Trauma; feminine. See also Hallucination; Psychosis
Treatise on Style (Aragon)
“Très tard que jamais” (Aragon)
Triangular relationship
Troubled Sleep (Sartre)
Truth
Turbulent boys
Tzara, Tristan
Ulysses (Joyce)
Unconscious: conscious domination of; mathematization of; purity and; transference and
Universalism
Unrepresentable acts
Utopias
Vail, Clotilde
Valorization
Values
Veiled Christ (Sammartino)
Veiling/unveiling
Venice Biennale
Verbalization
Villiers de L’Isle-Adam, Auguste de
Violence
Visible, theme of
Voltaire
Voyageurs de l’impériale, Les (Aragon)
War Diaries, The (Sartre)
“War” (Rimbaud)
What Is Literature? (Sartre)
Whole
Wilson, Robert
Winnicott, Donald Woods
“Wolf Man, The” (Freud)
Word-presentation
Words, The (Sartre)
World War I
World War II
Writing: classical; communication vs.; as double-dealing; freedom and; as function; as historical; as jouissance; loss of being and; modes of; negativity of; as neurosis; politics and; polymorphous; as praxis; revolt and; as self-referential; style and language vs.; as thinking; zero degree of. See also Language; Linguistics; Semiology
Writing Degree Zero (Barthes)