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The [[cartel]] is the, basic working unit on which [[Lacan]] based his [[school]] of [[psychoanalysis]], the [[Ecole Freudienne de Psychanalyse]] (EFP).Most Lacanian associations continue to organise work in [[cartel]]s today.The [[cartel]] is essentially a study group consisting of three to five people (though [[Lacan]] considers four the optimum number), plus a supervisor (known as a 'plus-one'; Fr. ''plus-un'') who moderates the group's work. A [[cartel]] is created when a group of people decide to work together on a particular aspect of [[psychoanalytic theory]] which is of interest to them, and it is then registered in the [[school]]'s list of [[cartel]]s. Although participation in {{Topp}}cartels plays an important part in the [[training]] (''formation'') of Lacanian [[analyst]]s, membership of [[cartel]]s is not restricted to members of the [[school]]. Indeed, [[Lacan]] welcomed the exchange of ideas between [[analyst]]s and those from other disciplines, and saw the [[cartel]] as one structure which would serve to encourage this exchange.By organising research work around a small-scale unit like the [[|cartel]], [[Lacan]] hoped to avoid the effects of massification which he regarded as partly to blame for the sterility of the [[International Psychoanalytical Association]] (IPA).{{Bottom}}
=Jacques Lacan=See Also==History==* The [[cartel]] is the basic [[working]] unit on which [[trainingLacan]]* based his [[school]]* of [[analystpsychoanalysis]]* , the ''[[Ecole École Freudienne de Psychanalyse]]''* ([[EFP]]), and most [[Lacan]]ian [[associations]] continue to organize [[work]] in [[International Psychoanalytical Associationcartels]]today.
In his [[Founding Act]] on [[{{Y}}#1964|21 June 1964]], [[Lacan]] introduced the [[cartel]] in the following way:
<blockquote>"Those who enter this School will undertake to fulfil a task that is [[subject]] to both [[internal]] and [[external]] supervision. In [[exchange]] they are assured that [[nothing]] will be spared in [[order]] that anything valuable they do gets the attention it deserves and in the appropriate [[place]]. To carry out this work we shall adopt the [[principle]] of sustained elaboration in small groups.”</blockquote>
==School==
The [[cartel]] is essentially a study group consisting of ''[[three]]'' to ''five'' [[people]] (though [[Lacan]] considers ''four'' the optimum [[number]]), plus a supervisor (known as a "[[plus-one]]" (''[[plus-un]]'')) who moderates the group's work. A [[cartel]] is created when a group of people decide to work together on a [[particular]] aspect of [[psychoanalytic theory]] which is of interest to [[them]], and it is then registered in the [[school]]'s [[list]] of [[cartels]].
==ReferencesMembership==<references/>Although [[participation]] in [[cartels]] plays an important part in the [[training]] (''[[formation]]'') of [[Lacan]]ian [[analysts]], membership of [[cartels]] is not restricted to members of the [[school]]. Indeed, [[Lacan]] welcomed the exchange of [[ideas]] between [[analysts]] and those from [[other]] disciplines, and saw the [[cartel]] as one [[structure]] which would serve to encourage this exchange.
==IPA==By organizing research work around a small-scale unit like the [[cartel]], [[Category:Jacques Lacan]]hoped to avoid the effects of massification which he regarded as partly to blame for the sterility of the [[International Psycho-Analytical Association]] ([[IPA]]). =See Also={{See}}* [[Category:PsychoanalysisAnalyst]]* ''[[École Freudienne de Psychanalyse]]'' ||* [[International Psycho-Analytical Association]] * [[Pass]]||* [[School]]* [[Training]]{{Also}}{{OK}}
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