Tras Zazie, Lacan con Queneau

Abstract

Behind the track of Zazie, Lacan with Queneau transits the terrain where psychoanalysis and literature come together and differentiate, giving an account of what can occur in the meeting of both fields. Framed in the thesis that the psychoanalysis tackles the problem of cynicism, part of defining it (beyond its current reduction to a „shamelessly lying‟) as an ethical position characterized by the contempt for the semblance. In this sense, it makes a series with those previously published in the volumes of the V and VI Research Congress of the Faculty of Psychology of the National University of La Plata. Taking of „On a Discourse That Would Not Be a Semblance‟ and „On The Nature of Semblants‟, it traces following the track of Zazie, used by Jacques Alain Miller to give an account of the „feminine cynicism‟ the references made in different moments of the work of Jacques Lacan to the poet Raymond Queneau.