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<center>'''Guide to Lacanian PsychoanalysisJacques-Marie-Émile Lacan'''</center>;Reference;Freudian Terrain;The Legacy of Surrealism;The Uses of Philosophy;The Functions of Language;Lacan ;The Imaginary;From the Imaginary to the Symbolic;The Symbolic;The Family and the Individual;The Oedipus Complex and the Meaning of the Phallus;From the Symbolic to the Real;The Subject of the Unconscious;The Psychoanalyst as Textual Analyst;The Real;The Impossible Real(April 13, 1901 &ndash;September 9, 1981) was a French [[Guide/Sexual Difference|Sexual Differencepsychoanalyst]]:and [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#Introduction|Introductionpsychiatrist]].  :His work, like most psychoanalytic work, owes a heavy, explicit debt to [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|Sigmund Freud and the Enigma of Feminine Sexuality]]:, but also drew from a number of other fields, including [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|To Have or to Be the Phallus?linguistics]]:, [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|Femininity as Masqueradephilosophy]]:, and [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|The Woman Does Not Existmathematics]]. :This interdisciplinary focus in his work has led him to be an important figure in many fields beyond [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|''Encore'': The Theory of Sexuationpsychoanalysis]]::- particularly within [[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|Masculinitycritical theory]]. ::[[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|Femininity]]:[[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|There His central idea was that the human subject is No Such Thing as a Sexual Relationship]]creation of its use of language. From this understanding Lacan develops his study of psychoanalysis and his treatment strategies. His work, while controversial, continues to influence the development of psychoanalysis worldwide. In France and elsewhere various "schools" of Lacanian thought have emerged. :[[Guide/Sexual_Difference#|Courtly Love]]:'''[[Guide/Sexual_Difference#SummaryJacques Lacan|SummaryContinue...]];Sexuality and Science=;Sexuality, Love and Feminism;Lacan and Film;Lacan and Literature;After Lacan'''