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No Subject is a comprehensive reference work devoted to Lacanian theory, psychoanalysis, and related traditions. It provides structured access to Jacques Lacan’s seminars, key psychoanalytic concepts, clinical practice, and institutional history, with an emphasis on conceptual rigor, textual fidelity, and scholarly use.

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For students and readers encountering Lacan for the first time.

Lacan in 90 minutes

Fundamental concepts

Guide to Lacan's seminars

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For clinicians, candidates, and clinically oriented readers.

Clinical structures

Transference and interpretation

Desire of the analyst and Ethics of psychoanalysis

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Key Concepts

• The Symbolic
• The Imaginary
• The Real
• Objet petit a
• Point de capiton
• Graph of desire

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People

• Jacques Lacan
• Sigmund Freud
• Jacques-Alain Miller
• Slavoj Žižek

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Seminars

• Seminar XI
• Seminar VII
• Seminar XVII
• Seminar XX

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Jacques Lacan (1901–1981)

French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist whose re-reading of Freud reshaped psychoanalysis through linguistics, structuralism, and topology. Lacan’s seminars (1953–1981) form the core of his teaching and remain foundational for contemporary psychoanalytic theory.

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Recent Updates

• The Seminar of Jacques Lacan – updated recently
• The Symbolic – expanded
• Primal Scene – revised
• Point de capiton – clarified
• Seminar XI – annotations added

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