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__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__[[Image:Kida electronic.gif |right|frame]] '''An Abecedarian Roller Coaster Ride Through The Phallocentric Obscurantism Of Jacques Lacan''' Warning: ''Kid A In Alphabet Land,'' because it deals with psychoanalysis, "contains language." <BR><BR> == An Introduction To The Electronic Edition ==This is the electronic edition of ''Kid A In Alphabet Land'', "an abecedarian roller coaster ride through the phallocentric obscurantism of Jacques Lacan."''Kid A In Alphabet Land'' was originally designed as a tangible trading card set, and, as such, works best in that medium. This electronic edition of ''Kid A In Alphabet Land'' is intended to bring the set to a wider audience than it otherwise might reach. I've considered linking the in-line graphics to larger-size, better-quality external images, and creating hypertext links to and from related concepts and to more detailed explanations of the Lacanian concepts and cultural references involved; currently and in the foreseeable future, however, my time doesn't allow such an undertaking. {{KIDA}}

[[Kid A ]] In Alphabet Land'''

An Abecedarian Roller Coaster Ride Through The Phallocentric Obscurantism Of Jacques [[Lacan]], With Apologies To Slavoj [[Zizek]].

[[Image:Kida endorse.gif |rightleft|frame]]Sometimes even I have trouble [[understanding ]] my own repo job of [[Freudian ]] [[psychoanalysis]]. But, thanks to Kid A In Alphabet Land, I'm able to tell my [[father]]'s [[name ]] apart from, say, an [[upholstery button]], and still have time to play checkers and Parcheesi with the [[Paris ]] [[intellectual ]] [[community]]!

Andra Brubaker is not only a ruinous [[femme ]] fatale, she's also illustrator for ''Kid A In Alphabet Land''. She's collaborated with Carl on [[other ]] projects, including the ''Procter &amp; Gamble Coloring Book'' and ''[http://www.ratstocats.com Rats To Cats]''!Michael Herman, not related to Pee-wee, but [[guilty ]] of the same crimes, contributed the [[text ]] to S. Had things gone differently, S might have been the [[secret]], but then the secret is, after all, that there is no secret.

Special thanks to Jochen Schulte-Sasse, who didn't encourage us, but didn't discourage us (this would [[change ]] later, of course), and to [[Slavoj Zizek]], who, at first, "didn't [[know ]] [[about ]] these," which was a [[true ]] [[statement]], but flattering nonetheless.