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jispa-7874	Akahane-Bryen, Sean; Smith, Chris L.	The Space of the Lacerated Subject: Architecture And Abjection	2019	18	.pdf	application/pdf	6091	332	58	We follow Kristeva and Georges Bataille in asserting that the necessary differentiations which occur between selves and other subjects in early childhood (especially the mothers and fathers and psychoanalytic fixation) also—or first—play themselves out in the differentiations of selves from objects (our blankets, nursery walls, and doors). Significantly, Kristeva credits Georges Bataille as the first philosopher to have “specified that the plane of abjection is that of the subject/ object relationship (and not subject/other subject).”6 As such, the earliest beginnings of the subject involve an extraction not from other subjects, but what will become objects: Do we not find, sooner (chronologically and logically speaking)	cache/jispa-7874.pdf	txt/jispa-7874.txt