Where you see phantasm here, you can substitute in GCD:
"What appears in the phantasm is the movement by which the ego opens itself to the surface and liberates the a-cosmic, impersonal, and pre-individual singularities which it had imprisoned." (213) The phantasm is the result of a pure event, it is "inseparable...from a toss of the dice." (210, 214) It is a "surface phenomenon". (216) "Its topological property is to bring "its" internal and external sides into contact, in order for them to unfold onto a single side." (211) Where you read phantasm, you can substitute in the hieroglyph, the code, the ghost, the uncanny. (cf. The Fold)
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