Supposing the Subject
Joan Copjec (ed.)
Verso (1994)
| Abstract | SUBJECTION AND SUB JECT1VATION ETIENNE BALIBAR will begin by sketching out a problematic, or research programme, on which have been working for some time ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Subject (Philosophy Psychoanalysis and philosophy | |||||||||
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| Call number | BD223.S96 1994 | |||||||||
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