The Persistence of the Subject: Jean-Luc Nancy.
Discusses Jean-Luc Nancy's sense of the contemporary return of the subject in his 1979 book 'Ego Sum.' Question of the nature of the subject which writes, lives and experiences; Nancy's argument that the return of the subject in theoretical discourse is signalled most clearly in Lacanian psychoanal...
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