Bruce Fink, who is primarily known in this country for his exceptionally clear and practical introductions to the thinking of Jacques Lacan, also attempts in this book to strip the French psychoanalyst of his aura of incomprehensibility. Here, however, he engages closely with the difficulties of this theory. In 2007, Bruce Fink presented his exemplary translation of Lacan's writings into English. As a translator, one cannot overlook ambiguities. The thought patterns of Lacanian algebra must be uncovered down to the details. And: It is possible.