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<i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> (Subtitle: <i>Bulletin périodique du [[champ ]] Freudien</i> (Journal of the [[Freudian ]] field)) is the title of a journal founded in January 1975 by [[Jacques-Alain Miller]], [[Jacques Lacan]]'s son-in-law.
[[Lacan ]]supported it against the opposition of the elder members of the [[École Freudienne de Paris]] ([[Freudian School of Paris]]).
<i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> is also the journal of the Department of the Freudian Field at the [[University ]] of Vincennes, which was founded by Serge Leclaire in [[1968 ]] and was led and directed by Lacan and Miller from 1970.
From the start, [[Miller]], who was entrusted with the transcription of [[Lacan]]'s seminar, used <i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> as a venue for publishing seminar sessions.
Published [[seminars ]] include <i>R.S.I.</i> (The [[real]], the [[symbolic]], and the [[imaginary]]; 1974-1975) in nos. 2-5; <i>Le [[Sinthome]]</i> (The [[symptom]]; 1975-1976) in nos. 6-11; <i>L'une-bévue</i> (A blunder; 1976-1977) in nos. 12-18; and the final seminar, <i>[[Dissolution]]</i> (1980) in nos. 20-23.
With the publication in no. 9 of a talk that Lacan delivered on January 5, 1977, "The Inauguration of the [[Clinical ]] Program," <i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> became a vehicle for elaborating Lacan's clinical [[technique]], which was developed and taught [[outside ]] of the [[École Freudienne]] at [[Vincennes]].
From January 1975 to June 1989, twenty-eight issues of <i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> were published under [[Miller]]'s editorship.
These issues included reprints of [[psychiatric ]] classics and essays on contemporary clinical [[practice]].
After [[Lacan]]'s [[death]] in 1981, [[Miller]] began to publish some of [[Lacan]]'s unpublished writings in <i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> (nos. 24-25), starting with the seven lectures on <i>[[Hamlet]]</i> from seminar 6, <i>[[Le désir et son interprétation]]</i> ([[Desire and its interpretation]]).
[[Laurence Bataille]], the daughter of [[Sylvia Lacan]] and [[Georges Bataille]] and the stepdaughter of [[Lacan]], acted as director of the publication from 1976 to 1978 and helped to edit the journal before eventually withdrawing.
In 1998, starting with no. 49, the journal got a new lease on [[life ]] under the direction of [[Miller]]. <ref>{{L}} ''[[Seminar XXII|Le Séminaire. Livre XXII. RSI, 1974-5]]'', published in ''[[Ornicar?]]'', nos. 2-5, 1975. [[Seminar]] of 17 December 1974</ref>
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