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The [[psychoanalyst ]] Jacques [[Lacan ]] answers to questions submitted by his son-in-law Jacques-[[Alain ]] [[Miller]]. The ORTF ([[french ]] [[public ]] TV) broadcast this programme called « [[psychanalyse ]] ». Then, this [[intervention ]] was re-written and published in 1974 under the [[name Télévision]] Télé[[vision]]. This programme and the [[text ]] which stemmed from it became famous because this is the only [[real ]] televisual practise by Lacan. The way he (hardly) tries to [[adapt ]] himself to TV's prosody provides us a video-[[object ]] just as strange as [[singular]].<BR>Tackled themes here are far from [[being ]] completely new for a regular Séminaire's listener (no crucial question is [[missing ]] for the ones who have attended the Séminaire for 10 years), but the TV [[spectator ]] can't make head or tail of Lacan's style (such a different style than he has during his Séminaire) and of the too-quickly-declaimed [[Lacanian]]'s aphorisms. Though this TV show appears obscure, we can't deny its extreme preciseness, even if it causes some uneasiness on both sides of the [[screen]]. Nevertheless, this [[archive ]] has a rare intensity.

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