Psychosis: Who Speaks?
Papers of The Freudian School of Melbourne
Volume 16
It may be said that Lacanian psychoanalysis emerges in the marking of a difference. The marking of a difference through which Lacan differentiates his working of the radicalism of the Freudian discovery from that of post- Freudianism, with its taste for populist appeal. That marking of a difference through which Lacan declares, in a given moment, that the unconscious is of Lacan, though the field be Freudian.
Psychosis: Who Speaks?
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Part 1: On Psychosis
The Proper Name and the common name
– Nati Sangiau
From presentation to structure
– Jane Hopper
Failure of the imaginary in psychosis
– Ron Ingram
Psychosis: a question of demand
– Rod Kleiman
Psychosis, society and the signifier of the body
– Rob Gordon
On a dialectic of doubt preliminary to the possibility of a subject in psychosis
– David Pereira
Part 2: The Lacanian Discourse
Nothing returns from the real: the structure of psychosis
– Gustavo Ezequiel Etkin
Transference and speech in the clinic of the psychoses
– Gustavo Ezequiel Etkin
Presentation of the analyst: preliminary interviews with psychotic subjects
– Gustavo Ezequiel Etkin
Delusion and hallucination: who speaks
– Gustavo Ezequiel Etkin
Manic depression neurosis
– Izabel Cristina Borba Pedreira
Words are blown away by the wind
– Humphrey Bower