FIGUEIREDO, Ingrid Porto de. The inconsistency of the other and the impossibility of the discourse universe on the Lacanian field. []. , 39, pp.63-74. ISSN 1676-157X.

It was with Lacan that psychoanalysis shifted the unconscious that tells the truth to the truth that speaks for itself. In his teaching, truth was placed as having a material cause, different from science, which has truth as a formal cause. In addition, the place of the cause is situated from the subject - the subject of science, created and foreclosed by the scientific field - in its articulation with the materiality of the signifier, with the object a and the field of enjoyment (jouissance), this baptized as Lacanian field, for being inaugurated from the advances of La-can in relation to the Freudian drive theory. Then the unconscious structured as a language advances to the unconscious in its real strand, bringing the logical undertaking to demonstrate the inconsistency of the Other and the impossibility of the discourse universe.

: Truth; Cause; Enjoyment; Inconsistency; Discourse.

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