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Daniel Lagache (1903-1972) is one psychiatre and [[psychanalyste ]] [[French]]. Allowed ==Biographie== with higher Teacher [[training ]] [[school ]] in 1924, at the same [[time ]] as Raymond Aron, [[Paul ]] Nizan and Jean-Paul [[Sartre]], Daniel Lagache is received brilliantly with agregation from [[philosophy]]. Interested by [[psychopathology]], it starts, on the councils of its [[Master ]] G. Dumas, of the studies of [[medicine ]] then of [[psychiatry ]] and becomes chief of [[clinical ]] near H. Claude. Named lecturer in [[psychology ]] at the [[university ]] of Strasbourg in 1937, it succeeds P. Guillaume in the pulpit of psychology of Sorbonne in 1947, then with G. Poyer in that of pathological psychology in 1955. It takes part with Jacques [[Lacan ]] in the foundation of French Company of [[psychoanalysis ]] in 1953 and, ten years later, in that of the [[psychoanalytical ]] [[Association ]] of [[France]], of which he is the first president. In its teaching, Lagache approaches the various fields of psychology, showing constantly concerned [[synthesis ]] there, in the spirit of its remarkable inaugural lesson on the Unit of psychology: experimental psychology and [[clinic ]] psychology (1949). But its [[work ]] is primarily psychopathological. Initially of phenomenologic inspiration, it largely uses the designs of [[Karl Jaspers]], in [[particular ]] in the [[verbal ]] [[Hallucinations ]] and the [[word ]] ([[thesis ]] of medicine, 1934) and in the [[Jealousy ]] in [[love ]] (thesis of letters, 2 flight., 1947). After having made a didactic psychoanalysis with Rudolph [[Loewenstein]], Lagache directs its research from the point of view freudienne and becomes, for this [[reason]], one of the most outstanding personalities of the French psychoanalytical movement. Its small work the Psychoanalysis (1955) is “ a [[model ]] of exactitude in the [[concepts ]] and an example of opening as for diversity of the fields of application ” (Didier Anzieu). Its reports/ratios, published in the review the Psychoanalysis , on “the Transfer” in the psychoanalytical [[cure ]] (1952), on “Psychoanalysis and [[structure ]] of the personality” (1961), on “Imagination“[[Imagination]], [[reality]], truth” (1963), as well as very many [[other ]] articles and communications, testify to its clinical experiment and its research deepened in psychoanalysis. Founder and director of a collection entitled Bibliothèque of psychoanalysis and clinic psychology , Daniel Lagache was the organizer of the [[project ]] of the Vocabulaire of the psychoanalysis (1967), written under its direction by [[Jean Laplanche ]] and Jean-Bertrand Pontalis. It also sought to introduce the designs freudiennes into the [[social ]] psychology, for which it created a laboratory in the Sorbonne, and in criminology; it devoted several studies to the criminogenèse. Its influence remains large on psychopathology and the psychoanalysis contemporary Frenchwomen, especially in the university [[world]].