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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION=xiii

PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION=xvi

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS=xvii

Introduction (1980): The Scientific Discourse: Knowledge as a Commodity=xviii

I. The Symbolic, the Imaginary, and the Real: Lacan, Levi-Strauss, and Freud=1

II. Metaphor and Metonymy: Freud's Semiotic Model of Condensation and Displacement=31

1. The Two Theories of Symbolism in Psychoanalysis=31

2. Overdetermination and Equifinality: Relations between Relations=34

3. The Freudian Points of View=40

4. Cathexis and Intentionality=41

5. The Semiotic-Grammatic Metaphor=43

6. Condensation and Displacement=46

7. Metaphor and Metonymy=47

8. The Repression of the Signifier=50

9. Manzanita Wood=56

10. Postscript=60

III. Death, Desire, and Repetition: Commentary on Svevo's Confessions of Zeno=63

IV. Montaigne on the Paradoxes of Individualism: A Communication about Communication=88

1. The Ideology of the Self=88

2. Levels and Mirrors=93

3. The Communicational Model=95

4. Bildung and Entausserung=100

5. The Paradoxes of Existence=103

6. Know Thyself=105

7. Pathological Communication=107

V. The Double Bind: Schizophrenia and Godiaeresisdel=110

1. Closure and Context=110

2. Logical Conditions for the Double Bind=117

3. Real Conditions=119

4. The Paradox of Paradox=122

VI. Beyond the Entropy Principle in Freud=125

1. Introduction: The Biomechanistic View=125

2. Cybernetic Explanation=131

3. Critique of the Energy Model=132

4. Homeostasis and Repetition=138

5. Energy and Information=141

6. Secondary Process and Signification=146

7. The Fort! Da! of Beyond the Pleasure Principle=147

8. Verneinung and Verleugnung=152

VII. Analog and Digital Communication: On Negation, Signification, and Meaning=155

1. The Analog Computer=155

2. The Digital Computer=156

3. The Computer and the Brain: Boundaries and States=157

4. Distinctions in Logical Form=161

5. Distinctions in Function=164

6. Difference, Distinction, and Opposition=168

7. Logical Typing=170

8. Play=172

9. Digitalization and Decision: The Nerve Axon=174

10. Zero and Not=178

11. Some Guiding Principles=188

Appendix I: A Table of Relations=191

Appendix II: Analog and Digital, by Vincent Hollier=196

VIII. Epistemology and Ecology: The Difference that Makes the Difference=202

1. Some Tentative Axioms=202

2. The Counter-adaptive Results of Adaptive Change=205

3. Positive Feedback=207

4. The Paranoia of Symmetry=210

5. Cogito ergo sum=212

6. The Biosocial Unit of Survival=217

7. Dialectics and Schismogenesis=225

8. Better Dead than Red=227

IX. Nature and Culture: The Emergence of Symbolic and Imaginary Exchange=230

1. Grammar and Godiaeresisdel=230

2. Information, Meaning, and Redundancy=233

3. Structure and Infrastructure: The Question of the Unconscious=236

4. Levi-Strauss and Systems Theory=239

5. The Symbolic Function=241

6. Nature and Culture: Anthropology=245

7. Nature and Culture: Zoology=250

8. Nature and Culture: Economic Exchange Theory=251

9. Recapitulation: Symbolic Exchange=255

10. The Imaginary other in Relation to the Other=260

11. The Problem of Interorganismic Authority=261

12. The Symbolic and the Veil of Maia=264

13. C. S. Peirce on Firstness, Secondness, and Thirdness=265

14. Nature and Culture: The Phallus in Exchange=268

15. Nature and Culture: Primary Process and Secondary Process=269

16. Summary: Use Value and Exchange Value=272

Appendix: The Logical Typing of the Symbolic, the Imaginary, and the Real, by Gerald Hall=274

X. Critique of Phallocentrism: Daniel Paul Schreber on Women's Liberation=278

1. Therapy and Ideology=278

2. Lacan's Theory of the Name-of-the-Father=281

3. The Phallus as the Instrument of Exploitation page=283

4. Repressed Homosexuality and Paranoia=289

5. Schreber's Desire to be Unmanned=291

6. Schreber as a Social Philosopher=295

XI. The Structure as Law and Order: Piaget's Genetic Structuralism=302

1. The Representative Metaphor=302

2. Piaget's Review of Structural Theories=306

3. Piaget's Conception of Structure=311

4. A Note on Multifinality=322

5. Piaget's Atomistic Rationalism=324

6. The Confusion Between Development and Evolution=330

7. Natura non facit saltum=331

8. Structuralism and Economics=334

9. Bioenergetics and Marxism=336

10. Games, Probability, Diachronic Linguistics=338

11. Levi-Strauss: One-dimensionality, Autonomy, Closure=342

12. Piaget and Godel=344

13 The Structure as Law and Order=348

XII. Ecosystem and Metasystem: A Morphogenic Model of Emergence in Open Systems=351

1. Selection and Combination=351

2. System and Metasystem=353

3. Homeostasis, Homeorhesis, Homeogenesis, Morphogenesis=354

4. The System as an Ecosystem Subject to Non-Holonomic Constraints=355

5. The Closed and the Open System=356

6. Complexity and Teleonomy=361

7. Entropy and Inflexibility=364

8. Oscillation, Tension, Contradiction=367

9. The Morphostatic Model=368

10. The Survival of the Fittest=370

11. The Morphogenic Model=373

12. Evolution in the Archaic System=377

13. Capital and Entropy=390

XIII. Order from Disorder: Noise, Trace, and Event in Evolution and in History=395

1. The Writing Metaphor in Freud=395

2. Logocentrism and the Trace=396

3. Noise in Evolution=400

4. Noise in History=402

5. Hegel on Erinnerung=403

6. Redundant Synchrony and Permanent Evolution=406

XIV. The Scientific Discourse as Propaganda: The Binary Opposition=413

1. Epistemological Considerations=413

2. The International Unity of the Scientific Discourse=414

3. The Scientific Discourse as Propaganda=417

4. The Enemy Brothers=418

5. Philosophies of Opposition=420

6. A Note on Genetic Difference=424

7. Postscript=428

XV. Language and Communication=430

1. The Goalseeking System and the Law of Absence=431

2. Communication and the Impossible Dialogue=432

3. Bioenergetic Thinking and Rationalism=433

4. Communication and Biology=437

5. Extension of the Critique=440

XVI. Linguistics and Semiotics: The Unconscious Structured like a Language=445

1. Preliminary Critique=445

2. The Unconscious and the Primary Process: The Urverdrangung=450

3. Freud's Two Languages=457

4. Linguists, Semiotics, Ideology=458

5. The Splitting of the Subject=460

XVII. The Ideology of Opposition and Identity: Critique of Lacan's Theory of the Mirror-stage in Childhood=462

1. Introduction=462

2. The Mirror-stage=463

3. Sartre's Transcendence of the Ego=465

4. Being and Madness=467

5. Death and Narcissism: The Solipsist and the Salauds=468

6. The Confusion of the Symbolic with the Real: Science and Theology=471

7. One Way Out=475

8. Master and Slave in Context=477

9. The Violence of the Reduction of the Cultural to the Ontological=479

10. Summary of Lacan's Position=483

11. The Ego's Attempts to Square the Circle=484

12. Phallocentrism in the Body-Image=485

13. Concluding Unscientific Postscript=487

APPENDIX: ADDITIONAL NOTES(1980)=490

BIBLIOGRAPHY=523

ADDITIONAL REFERENCES AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING(1980)=545

NAME INDEX=559

SUBJECT INDEX=565

NAME INDEX(ADDITIONS)=587

SUBJECT INDEX(ADDITIONS)=589

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