Title: Accurate
Product review: The only thing good about the book is that they are in fact accurate, chronologically accurate in that theydo in fact come AFTER Lacan. The rest of the book does, like the other 1 star rating stated, use Lacanian jargon making it appear that they've come to some great understanding, where in fact they do not understand, or at least do not appear to since they cannot seem to explain what understanding they've come to, and delimit this understanding or try to make it greater than it is with fancy words. This may appeal to those that suffer from the ivory tower syndrome that still plagues what could otherwise be the rich field of study of psychoanalysis. I bought it new for about $19, and sold it used for about $17, and was glad to have only lost $2 in my exploration of yet another case of theoretical narcissism.
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