The Other Signifier and Knowledge

This chapter delves into the concept of the other signifier and its relationship to the subject, questioning what kind of knowledge it represents. It explores the notion of primary repression and its connection to the subject's experience of knowledge, emphasizing the importance of the passage between signifiers in the clinical structure of neurosis. The chapter also highlights the distinction between the psychotic and the neurotic in relation to their acceptance and rejection of the primordial symbol.