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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- I INTRODUCTION
- Notes
- I1 Symptom as the Word: The Story of Psychoanalysis
- Notes
- III VOICING THE SYMPTOMS
- Narrativity as History
- Word as Symptom: Study of Hysteria and Neurosis
- Trauma as Writing: De-Constructive Insights
- Dream as Symptom: A Theory of Dreams
- The Self as the Other: Lacanian Mirror Stage
- The Subject as Symptom: Lacans Symbolic
- Notes
- IV LUTHER: HISTORY AS TEXT
- Notes
- V LOOK BACK INANGER; THE TEXT AS CHARACTER AND CHARACTER AS TEXT
- Notes
- VI INADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE, THE SUBJECT AS SYMPTOM
- Notes
- VII ENTERTAINER: THE BODY AS SYMPTOM
- Notes
- VIII CONCLUSION
- Notes
- BIBLIOGRAPHY