Rathre than having a fixed identity, we the 'subjects' are permanently process

Psychoanalysis develops a theory of the unconscious that links sexuality and subjectivity ineluctably together. In doing so, it discloses the ways in which our sense of self, and our political loyalties and attachments, are influenced by unconscious drives and ordered by symbolic structures that are beyond the purview of individual agency. Therefore, rather than arriving at a fixed identity, the subject is permanently "in process