There where love is woven with desire:

lalangue and the irruption of misconception in language

Abstract

This article approaches misconception as the irruption of real as it materializes itself in the chain of significants, that is, in the discourse. We note that lalangue, that part of language that marks the nonsense, is articulated with misconception. To undertake this investigation, we took the contributions of lacanian psychoanalysis as well as the pêcheutian discourse analysis (DA). Both are indiciary sciences that admit language and discourse as incomplete, lacking structures. In order to delimit lalangue in its relationship to misconception, we propose that the latter irrupts sustained by the drive and the incompleteness of language, and we try to make a connection between the object (a) cause of desire and the drive, which sustains and demarcates the lack.