The Tenderness of Terrorists Author:Jacques-Alain Miller The fact of the unconscious stops you, in effect, from taking advantage of your good faith, your good intention, your beautiful soul. "I didn't want that" is not worthy of absolution. Yes, what you have done, or that which results from what you have done, you wanted. The consequences instruct you. Man is condemned not to know what he want... more »ed until after the fact. The beginning of analysis is signaled by a gesture that made Lacan famous: the short session. Thus Jacques-Alain Miller argues that hysterical intersubjectivity, tampered with the time of the analytical session, is an effective tool against the ego, the enemy.« less