The Lacanian Clinic
Papers of The Freudian School of Melbourne
Papers of the Freudian School of Melbourne, Volume 19.
Volume 19
The Lacanian Discourse
The Freudian School of Melbourne was founded in 1977, three years prior to the dissolution of l’École Freudienne de Paris in 1980. At the conclusion of Lacan’s Letter of Dissolution published in the first volume of the Papers of the Freudian School of Melbourne, Oscar Zentner writes:I founded The Freudian School of Melbourne in 1977. My intention since then has been clear: to speak psycho-analysis without concessions in order to recover the Freudian experience, namely, the subversion of the subject.
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Part 1: The Lacanian discourse
The Seminar, Paris, June 10, 1980
– Jacques Lacan
The Seminar, Caracas, July 12th, 1980
– Jacques Lacan
The desire of the analyst—twenty years since the foundation of the Freudian School of Melbourne in 1977
– María Inés Rotmiler de Zentner
How Lacan invented the object (a)
– Jean Allouch
From above and from below
– Gustavo Etkin
In that illusion of being
– Isidoro Vegh
The true hole
– Benjamin Domb
Dreams: the royal road to desire
– Rodney Kleiman
Is psychoanalysis revolutionary?
– Robert Lévy
Freudian analysis, clinical theory: a question of analogy
– Robert Lévy
The psychoanalyst and the psychoanalytic discourse
– Oscar Zentner
Part 2: The Lacanian Clinic
À propos of transsexualism: interview with Michael H
– Jacques Lacan
Some consequences of the teachings of Lacan in the clinic
– Oscar Zentner
Commentary on Oscar Zentner’s Some consequences of the teachings of Lacan in the clinic
– José Zuberman
The impossible feminine and the clinic of the intersex
– David Pereira
The secret cause
– Laurence Bataille
A child is being eaten
– Michael Plastow
Psychoanalysis at the service of the child
– Patrick Delarouche
A prohibition against living
– Maud Mannoni
How can predetermined fates be evaded?
– Maud Mannoni