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<!-- * [[Lacan ]] becomes increasingly interested in [[surrealism ]] and meets [[Salvador Dalí]]. -->* '''18 June''': [[Lacan]] examines [[Marguerite Pantaine-Anzieu]], who is admitted to [[Sainte-Anne hospital]] after an attempt to assassinate the actress [[Huguette Duflos]]. [[Lacan]]’s investigation of the case constitutes the central part of his [[doctoral thesis]] ("[[Le Cas Aimée]]"). [[Lacan]] calls her [[Aimée]] and makes her case the cornerstone of his [[doctoral dissertation]].<!-- * Lacan presents some of his hypotheses at the Evolution Psychiatrique and publishes the following year in the Revue française de psychanalyse his translation of Freud's "On Some Neurotic Mechanisms in Jealousy, Paranoia and Homosexuality." Receives a diploma as a forensic psychiatrist. He publishes ''Structure des psychoses paranoïaques'', Semaine des Hôpitaux de Paris, 7 July 1931.* 18 June Lacan examines Marguerite Pantaine-Anzieu (1892-1981), who is admitted to Sainte-Anne hospital after an attempt to assassinate the actress Huguette Duflos. Lacan’s investigation of the case constitutes the central part of his doctoral thesis (‘Le Cas Aimée’).* 18 June Lacan examines Marguerite Pantaine-Anzieu, who has been admitted to Sainte-Anne hospital after stabbing the actress Huguette Duflos. Lacan calls her Aimée and makes her case the cornerstone of his doctoral dissertation.>