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Chapter 1. What Revolt Today? The Dignity of Revolt (The Novel) Man inRevolt (Retrospective Return) Revolt as Jouissance and Dispersion(Psychoanalysis) Negativity in Revolt (Philosophy and...Freud) ParadoxicalLogics (Resistances to Psychoanalysis) Intimacy in Revolt (The Imaginary)Chapter 2. Can Forgiveness Heal? The Trilogy of Evil Donation or Sadness TheConsciousness of Fault (Heidegger and Freud) Against Guilt: Rebirth ThePoiesis of Interpretation Depression at the Edge of Words (the Story of Anne)Chapter 3. The Scandal of the Timeless Psychoanalysis is notIntersubjectivity The Subversion of Temporality The Freudian Scandal ThreeFigures of the Analytical Timeless: 1. The Memory-Trace (Erinnerungsspur orErrinnerungrest), Working-through (Durcharbeitung), The Dissolution ofTransference-Homo natura and Homo analyticus Chapter 4. The Intimate: fromSense to the Sensible (Logics, Jouissance, Style) Once more, On the Soul(organic, animal, general) Images, loquela, Jouissance (Augustine, Loyola,Sade) Psychical Life as Jouissance Science and Experience:Counter-transference The Taste for the Singular Life (Style) Plato's CaveHides a Sensory Cave The "Second Dwelling" (Proust's Dream) Writing, Therapy,Beauty Between word-signs and word fetishes: Interpretation Chapter 5.Fantasy and Cinema Organisms of Mixed Race (Didier, the Collages Man) Fearand Spectacular Seduction Fantasy and the Imaginary: The Specular TheRepresentable Conflict Cinema and Evil Chapter 6. Barthes: The Savor ofDisenchantment Iconoclasm A Position: Writing Against Modern Man in all hisStates: Vices and Affections Myth: A Type of Speech Chosen by History Chapter7. Barthes: Constructor of Language, Constructor of the Sensory The SpiritualExercises of Loyola Who is the Subject of this Polyphony? Images The loquelaIndifference and Suspension Chapter 8. Barthes: The Intractable Lover FiguresThe Jardin du Luxembourg Abysses Outside Language Sensory vs. Sexual: The NewLovers N. W. P.: The Non-will-to-possess Chapter 9. Sartre: The Imaginary andNothingness The Fatal Freedom of Consciousness Negativity, "I," "Bad Faith"What Transcendence? Who is of Bad Faith? or, Atheism The Realized Imaginary:The Totalizing Spectacle Chapter 10. Sartre: Freedom as Questioning Negationat its Origin Symbolic Castration: A Question (The Story of Martine) BeforeJudgment: Repulsion or Freedom? The Freudian Attempt to Articulate the Driveand the Symbol Childhood: Self-Destruction or the Power of Words: The WordsChapter 11. Sartre: Again, the Imaginary, Fantasy, Spectacle The MentalImage: Virtual Nonbelief The Consubstantiality of Image and Thought Lack orLie? Body and Image: From Hallucination to Fantasy Back to the UnconsciousChapter 12. Giving the Game Away out of Anticipation From the Political tothe Intimate, from the Feminine to the Impossible What's it about? Why"Blanche"? The Woman and the Linguist "Gaiffier! Gaiffier! Go back to yourplace. Where is he?" "And then I realized the trickery..." More on Communismand the Destiny of the Question