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Some [[people]] believe that [[psychoanalysis]] has the medical [[model]] of [[treatment]] and [[cure]]. The [[social]] acceptance of [[analysis]] seems to be based on the [[idea]] that it can provide [[cure]]s. If this is the [[case]] it is part of [[medicine]].
If the goal of [[analysis]] is not [[cure]], what is it? [[Lacan]] believed that the direction of analysis ought to lead towards a verbalization of the [[unconscious]].
<!-- Lacan was strongly opposed to the SPP's requirement that [[analysts]] undergo medical [[training]] and saw psychoanalysis as much more closely aligned to [[philosophy]] and the [[arts]], and later to [[mathematics]], than to medicine. From the outset Lacan's [[work]] was rooted on the one hand in [[clinical]] work but on the [[other]] in a broader [[cultural]] [[understanding]] of the unconscious and [[mental]] [[illness]]. Unlike Anglo-American [[psychiatry]] and [[psychology]], the [[French]] [[tradition]] has always retained a more poetic or aesthetic element. This may be just one further [[reason]] why it became so pervasive in Humanities departments in the 1970s. -->
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