| I |
1953-4 |
Freud's technical writings
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| II |
1954-5 |
The Ego in Freud's Theory and in the Technique of Psychoanalysis
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| III |
1955-6 |
The Psychoses
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| IV |
1956-7 |
The Object Relations
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| V |
1957-8 |
The Formations of the Unconscious
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| VI |
1958-9 |
Desire and its Interpretation
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| VII |
1959-60 |
The Ethics of Psychoanalysis
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| VIII |
1960-1 |
Transference
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| IX |
1961-2 |
Identification
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| ? |
1963 |
The Names of the Father
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| X |
1962-3 |
Anxiety
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| XI |
1964 |
The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis
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| XII |
1964-5 |
Crucial Problems for Psychoanalysis
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| XIII |
1965-6 |
The Object of Psychoanalysis
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| XIV |
1966-7 |
The Logic of Fantasy
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| XV |
1967-8 |
The Psychoanalytic Act
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| XVI |
1968-9 |
From One Other to the Other
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| XVII |
1969-70 |
The Reverse of Psychoanalysis
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| XVIII |
1971 |
On a Discourse That Would Not Be Semblance
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| XIX |
1971-2 |
...Or Worse
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| XIX.b |
1971-2 |
The knowledge of the psychoanalyst
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| XX |
1972-3 |
Encore
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| XXI |
1973-4 |
The Non-Duped Err
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| XXII |
1974-5 |
RSI
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| XXIII |
1975-6 |
The Sinthome
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| XXIV |
1976-7 |
One Knew That It Was a Mistaken Moon on the Wings of Love
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| XXV |
1977-8 |
The Moment of Concluding
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| XXVI |
1978-9 |
Topology and Time
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| XXVII |
1980 |
Dissolution
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