Perversion the Social Relation

Index 223n.32; on authority, 3e n.4; castrationand sexuality linked by, 57,6711.47,94; on death drive, 197-99, 2.03-4;disavowal (Verleugnung) and, 86-87;on emergence of words, 114; Freud'sinfluence on, 43-57, 62 n.14; internalv. external distinction and, 6z n.12;lack of lack concept of, 51-52, 65 n.38;"lamella" of, 37 n.9,67 n.48,113; onmale dominance of perversion, 46-48,64 n.27; on moral law, 56, 66 n.44;myths and psychoanalysis and, 57-58; Other and perversion in theoriesof, 149-52,157 n.27; perverse psychicstructure concept of, 127; on perversion,38-57, 61 n.3,96; "Real" conceptof, 41, 61 n.io; transference theory and,157 n.24La Chose freudienne, 114La Fontaine, Jean de, 80Lagache, Daniel, 70Laplanche, Jean, 70Last Bolshevik, The, 125 n.14Laustsen, Carsten Bagge, 121Law of the Father: fantasy and social relationand, 8-9; Freudian theory and,46-48,64 n.30,65 nn.31-32; perversionand, 4-6, 9-14, 54-55; political realmand suspension of, 9,14 n.5Lea, Henry Charles, 154 n.6lesbianism: Lacan's discussion of, 46-47,64 n.29Les Bijoux indiscrets, 114Le sexe qui parle, 124 n.3Lettres provinciales, 157 n.29Lévi-Strauss, Claude, 82liberation: homo-ness and, 163-70; masochismas, 117-24life drive, Freudian theory of, 190-208linguistics: of belief, 70; Gilles de Raisphenomenon and, 144-46; paternalfunction and, 58, 67 n.49; psychoanalytictheory and, 43,62 n.14Loewald, Hans, 1-2Lynch, David, 98-99,113MacLean, Paul D., 22Malestroit, Jean de. See de Malestroit,JeanMannoni, Octave, 10, 68-92,95-96, inn.uMarcuse, Herbert, 17Marker, Chris, 125 n.14Marquis de Sade, 55-57Marx, Karl, 16,118-19masochism: desire and, 55; in Fight Club,116-24; Lacan on, 46-48, 64 n.28;moral law and, 56-57; social relationsand, 112-24mass media: Gilles de Rais phenomenonin context of, 155 n.umasturbation: Freud's discussion of,44-45, 63 n.20maternal phallus, Freud's concept of,40-41; alienation and separation and,49-53; fetishism and, 43, 62 n.15McCallum, E. L., 12,187-208McKellar, Don, 97Me, Myself & Irene, 113,115medieval period, Gilles de Rais phenomenonand historical context of,135-42Medvedkin, Alexander, 125 n.14memory: in Burroughs's writing, 30-31Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, 122Miles, Barry, 17-18Miller, Jacques-Alain, 11, 64 n.29, 6$n.3*> 93-94misinformation, 82-83misogyny: of Burroughs, 18; limits ofhomo-ness and, 170-84,185 n.uMonteverdi, Claudio, 113-14moral law: Gilles de Rais phenomenonand, 144-46,150-52,157 n.30;jouissance and, 55-57,66 n.44Morgan, Marabel, 18mortal limitations: Burroughs's denial of,26-29; perversion and denial of, 3-4