The Conversation
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
The Other Will Always
Be a Menace
PHILIPPE DE
GEORGES
The Snares of
the Other
MARIO ZERGHAM
Aunty Needle Heel
JOSEFINA AYERZA
Rouge Baiser
MICHÈLE ELBAZ
On Lacan's Gide
JACQUES- ALAIN
MILLER
The Unconscious
& the Speaking Body
NANCY BARTON
Bill to Open Marriage
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
When Fathers Take
Themselves for Fathers
PIERRE-GILLES
GUÉGUEN
Gregory Crewdson
FM INTERVIEWS JA
[...]There was something akin to a curse bearing down on Gide. There is abundant record of this, ranging from Mauriac’s remark that he was “altogether lacking in grace” to Henri de Régnier who dubbed him “Ci-Gide.”86 It seems that a funereal air hung about Gide. Why so? Well, Gide was not a desired child. He was not the phallicized child. On the contrary, we have a very precise answer to the question What is this love?, which shows the sense in which it is exclusive, the extent to which the singular aspect of love poses a question, for this is a love identified with duty.[...]
