http://www.hoveyda.org/cahiers.html
>...And I can't think of a better word to describe the speculations
published in the CAHIERS during the period when wildly original
thinkers like Lacan, Levi-Strauss, Georges Bataille and Jacques
Derrida were being enlisted in the service of film theory. Working
with what was at hand, the CAHIERS writers knocked together eclectic
assemblages out of the most heterogeneous elements imaginable: Lacan
and Fritz Lang; Bataille and Jerry Lewis; Levi-Strauss and Jacques
Demy; Lacan, his student Serge Leclaire, Derrida (it took three of
them) and Howard Hawks. The Hawks article, "RIO LOBO: Viellesse de
Meme," was written by Daney in 1971 (230.) It is a Bugs Bunny cartoon
boinging onto the screen after one of Lacan's famous "seminars," and,
like many of the Bugs Bunny cartoons, it is a work of concentrated
brilliance.