期刊名称：E-rea : Revue Électronique d’Études sur le Monde Anglophone
电子版ISSN：1638-1718
出版年度：2014
卷号：12
期号：1
页码：1-13
DOI：10.4000/erea.4057
出版社：Laboratoire d’Etudes et de Recherches sur le Monde Anglophone (LERMA)
摘要：“‘One Long Frightening Climax’: Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl and Lacan’s The Other Side of Psychoanalysis argues that Lacan’s Seminar XVII: The Other Side of Psychoanalysis (1969-1970) may serve as an interpretive tool to analyze Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl (2012) because the novel depicts subjectivity, discourse, and desire (and its absence) in ways that reflect Lacan’s projections for consumerist society, and it also provides an example of the psychoanalytic act as a necessary precursor to the exalted “other side of psychoanalysis.” As Lacan develops through the entirety of Seminar XVII and the character Amy Dunne portrays in Gone Girl , desire and access to jouissance emerge through the intervention of the signifier. Amy’s signifying act—her self-removal from a poorly-articulated field with no laws and no prohibition on enjoyment—hollows out a lack that provides access to a jouissance that is only made possible due to self-imposed boundaries, limits, and conditions.
关键词：capitalism ; castration ; consumerism ; desire ; discourse ; ego ; enjoyment ; entropy ; Gillian Flynn ; Gone Girl ; Jacques Lacan ; jouissance ; lack ; master signifier ; objet a ; Other ; The Other Side of Psychoanalysis ; psychoanalysis ; Real ; repetition ; signifier ; signifying act ; singularity ; subjectivity ; Symbolic
