Lacan's Four Discourses and their Flow

This chapter explores Lacan's work on the four discourses, discussing their emergence from the discourse of the psychoanalyst and their foundation in the effects of the signifier. It highlights the significance of love as a sign of transitioning between discourses and the role of dominance and truth in each discourse. The chapter also delves into the concept of addressivity and truth, emphasizing their importance in understanding the different discourses.