The Dialectics Of Desire In Text

From the analysis of Lu Xun’s Weeds, this thesis is to try to create a fusion of both content and form of analysis in one of The Dialectics Of Desire in Text. The author’s basic assumption is that any text is the text of desire, but on the one hand, this desire is not directly point to the author, on the other hand, the speech is dialectical, rather than a straight line. To demonstrate this hypothesis, the author examines Desire, especially the core ideas of Jacques Lacan on Desire, Symbol as a statement that, in the Western context requires, its presentation, and fine analysis of Frederick Jameson’s Dialectical Criticism the small glimpse of the operation of the possible, and finally, a semiotic interpretation of the connotation of Roland Barthes,The Pleasure in Text, and try to with Lacan’s Man Of The Desire to unify.