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Translator's Introduction: L before K Glossary Envois To Speculate—on "Freud"
1. Notices (Warnings)
2. Freud's Legacy
3. Paralysis
4. Seven: Postscript Le facteur de la vérité
Du tout
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Dan Anctil
reviewed The Post Card: From Socrates to Freud and Beyond on May 19, 2008
The Post Card: From Socrates to Freud and Beyond
I've loved this book since...well...the late '80s. I have no idea how to describe it. It's one of those wonderful intellectual games only the French can play. But like "A Thousand Plateaux", it's just something you can drop into at random and enjoy. Or at least find jouissance.
A friend read this first and kept telling me that "Every (something) is a postcard from Socrates to Freud". I was never clear what went in the blank space: Every...work of literature? Every psychoanalysis? Every neurosis? Every episteme? Every orgasm? Though I suppose that doesn't matter: each of those things is true.
So--- read, explore, recite aloud at night after many tequila shots. There's enough here to keep you entranced for many a night.
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