The Surveillance of the Other is Not a Sign of Love
Elisa Acosta
[…] working against surveillance by giving words a chance, by allowing the words that express love for the person to emerge, and by dismantling the mortifying jouissance of the Other that erodes every bond we attempt to form. As Miller states, what is being lived deserves to be told, and what deserves to be told has the power to reinvent love.
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