The Unconsoled by Ishiguro

Ishiguro's novel The Unconsoled is one of my favorites by him. He talks about the way that conflicts with sandstone, how he talks about how to treat a subject. Rick Boothby seems to think there's a huge movement between the Lacan of the triadic real symbolic imaginary and the lacan of the quadratic of the four disc courses. And so from 17 onward, then it perhaps requires different solutions. It's why he would have this notion of a sandstone, which we keep saying it's spelled like synth and synchro.