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...is elected president of the [[SPP]]. However, six months later he resigns from the [[SPP]] to join the '''[[Société Française de Psychanalyse]]''' ([[S ...affiliation as a member [[society]] on condition that [[Lacan]] be removed from the [[list]] of [[training|training analysts]].

...tanding]]" ([[1690]]), first coined the term "semeiotike" from the Greek [[word]] σημειον or ''semeion'', meaning "mark" or "sign". ...tion (semiotics)|denotative]] meaning) within their [[language]]. But that word can transmit that meaning only within the language's [[grammatical]] [[stru

...e. His [[mother]] Amalia was 21. Owing to his intellect, which was obvious from an early [[stage]] of his [[childhood]], his parents favored him over his s ...fundmentals of chemistry and physics, according to [[John Bowlby]], stems from [[Ernst Wilhelm von Brücke|Brücke]], [[Meynert]], [[Josef Breuer|Breuer]]

...their [[time]]. Freud ‚thought’ his discovery in [[concepts]] borrowed from [[biology]], mechanics and the [[psychology]] of his day. Marx [[thought]] students and [[workers]] that a liberated [[politics]] could only emerge from

...engthening of the [[Oedipal]] [[prohibition]] of [[incest]] in the passage from Antiquity to [[Modernity]]: in the case of Oedipus, we are still dealing wi ...ng "crazy" but truthful remarks) is a [[universal]] myth found everywhere, from old Nordic cultures through Ancient Egypt up to [[Iran]] and Polynesia. Fur

...tic - it is also only the activity of theorizing that saves him, saves him from the very thing this theorizing brings about.<br><br> ...i>The Ethics of Psychoanalysis</i>, in which he discusses Antigone's case, from this other side we can see and live life 'in the form of something already

synchronic dimension is distinguished from the diachronic, that in nature (<i>arbor</i>, for instance, can be considered from either view-<br>

Directed daydream (R. Desoille) [[L and R schemas]]

...handed down by [[tradition]], sometimes orally and sometimes by written [[word]]. The stories are set in a primordial period during which the [[order]] of ...the fifth century BCE, the Greek word mythos was a synonym for [[logos]] (word). With Pindar and Herodotus, it came to mean [[words]] of [[illusion]]; rum

...mediated through language and speech. Biological facts do not exist apart from the meaning that is given to [[them]] during the [[history]] of the 44 the ...ong time if you compare him with [[animal]] [[species]]. A [[baby]] cries. From the beginning the [[satisfaction]] of biological urgencies necessitates the

...rsal into the opposite in the case of the "Wolf Man" 's dream (related in "From the History of an Infantile Neurosis" [1918b]), in which the scary immobili ...R.] in the dream" masked the wish that R. be a "simpleton" (p. 140-141)." R. was a possible rival for nomination to the title of professor. The analysi

...ychiatry, such as <i>Shock Corridor</i> (Sam Fuller, 1963), <i>Lilith</i> (R. Rossen, 1964), or <i>One Flew Over the Cuckoo</i>'<i>s Nest</i> (Milos For ...present]] psychoanalytic imagery, even in a rudimentary [[form]]. In 1919, R. Wiene filmed <i>The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari</i>, in which a mad doctor—a

synchronic dimension is distinguished from the [[diachronic]], that in [[nature]] (<i>arbor</i>, for [[instance]], can be considered from either view-<br>

<blockquote>[[Symptoms]] result from the injuring of the [[instinctual]] impulse through [[repression]].<ref>{{P ...s worth noting, too, that syndrome, a set of symptoms, is likewise derived from Greek elements, [[meaning]], in this [[case]], "that which proceeds togethe

...phonology (sound structure), morphology ([[grammatical]] inflection and [[word]] [[formation]]), syntax, and semantics of [[natural]] languages. And the f ..., an interpretive [[practice]]. Thus many literary terms and models derive from varieties of linguistics and linguistic philosophy.

...aces. Faced with the [[impossibility]] of escape, the person [[suffering]] from claustrophobia fears [[being]] suffocated, being crushed, losing [[consciou The [[word]] is part of psychiatric semiology. Albert Pitres and Emmanuel Régis (1902) classify claustrophobia as a [[phobia]] of place, and Pierre Ja

* Lacan is [[discharged]] from military service because of excessive thinness. In the following years he s ...he lecture on [[Joyce]]'s ''[[Ulysses]]'' by Valéry Larbaud with readings from the [[text]], an [[event]] organized by La maison des amis des livres, and

...arned that the room would be occupied by so-called [[oral]] exams and that from then on we could not answer for this that she would be free at such or such ...or [[nothing]] but it was still the [[satisfaction]] of a vow, namely that from then on I had only to roll [[them]]. Here.

...p that forever separates every empirical ("pathological") object of desire from its "impossible" object-cause whose place has to remain empty? And is not w ...s the Lacanian divided subject of the unconscious, by definition separated from its Cause. It is not enough, however, to reduce Hegel to his grand formulae

From ''Critical Inquiry'' 43, no. 1 (Autumn 2016): 60-83. ...c object, an object of art. Ro­senkranz remains within the long tradition from Homer onwards that associates physical ugliness with moral monstrosity; for