The Real Unconcious,
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
Th'esp of a Lapsus,
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
Crisis, Trauma, and Subjective Decision
YVES VANDERVEKEN
No Cure for the Unconscious,
PIERRE- GILLES
GUÉGUEN
The Love of the Sinthome,
MARIE- HÉLÈNE
BROUSSE
The Subject of Psychosis,
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
Th'esp of a Hallucination,
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
The Seccond Miller,
JOSEFINA AYERZA
The Vicissitudes of Zadig,
JORGE JAUREGUI
Freudian Field, Year Zero
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
Letter About the New Journal,
JACQUES-ALAIN
MILLER
Interview with
Richard Kern,
JOSEFINA AYERZA
Yves Vanderveken
“Crisis” is a signifier that reverberates throughout contemporary discourse. We are very much preoccupied with it. In fact, it has been with psychoanalysis since its birth, in a form that is specific to it: the syntagm “traumatic effect” (traumatisme) on which the whole Freudian framework rests. Trauma is one of the declensions of the word crisis in the analytic field. The invention of psychoanalysis takes off from the study and therapy of non-medical symptoms of hysterical subjects, from the side of this moment of crisis. Freud discovers, by letting his patients speak, that at the origin of their symptoms, there is a trauma contributing to their formation. What, then, is a trauma? If not a major moment of crisis, a moment of rupture that leaves the subject grappling with an invasion she cannot account for with her subjective references and for which the response and the effect is precisely the symptom?
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1 https://amplog2006.blogspot.be/2008/10/ecf-messager-la-crise-financire-vue-par.html.
Brain Calvin, à Gauche, 2017
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