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"This Sex Which Is Not One" delves into Jacques Lacan's theories and their implications for political economy. Lacan's work explores the relationship between language, subjectivity, and desire, and "This Sex Which Is Not One" examines how these concepts intersect with economic and social structures. The book analyzes how Lacan's ideas can contribute to understanding the dynamics of power, inequality, and the construction of gender and sexuality within capitalist societies.