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PSYCHOANALYTICAL NOTEBOOKS 37/38

of the London Society of the NLS

The Other, the One

CONTENTS

Editorial – Bogdan Wolf

LACANIAN ORIENTATION

Jacques-Alain Miller – The One is Letter

FROM THE OTHER TO THE ONE

Éric Laurent – A Vision of the Streaming of the One

Dalila Arpin – The Other is the One Missing

Philippe De Georges – The Unary Trait, Step by Step

Marie-Hélène Brousse – There is Something of the Letter and the Speaking Body

Christine Maugin – The Man, the Woman… the One

PSYCHOANALYTIC CLINIC BEYOND THE BINARY

Yves-Claude Stavy – Readings of the Hallucinatory Phenomenon in Lacan’s Teaching: Clinical and Ethical Consequences

Bogdan Wolf – From the Binary to a Unary Clinic?

Aino-Marjatta Mäki – Ordinary Psychosis and How We Work with Signifiers

Alan Rowan – Ordinary Psychosis: Clinical Applications

Sophia Berouka – The Sense of Life

THE PASS AND THE SCHOOL

Éric Laurent – The Pass and the Remainders of Identification

Guy Poblome – Corporeal Effects of Language

Roger Litten – From the Concept to Matheme in the Banquet

Dominique Jammet – Return Towards the Future

Clotilde Leguil – The Trace of Redoubling

INTERVIEW

"Countering the Universal” – An Interview with Philippe La Sagna

More information: https://londonsociety-nls.org.uk/index.php?file=Publications/psychoanalytical-notebooks.html

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Anatomia, identificações, subjetivação

SCILICET

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The announced edition of Scilicet is coming soon. It will be sent to every registered member of the Great Conversation.

Twenty-two themes related to Lacan's proposition "Woman does not exist" were set to work to give shape to this non-existence. Eighty-eight WAP colleagues took part, united in international and multilingual cartels. In order to provoke their development and to help shed light on what inexistence and Woman have in common, twenty-two plus ones accompanied them in this work.

We will read here their presentation on the theme that they worked on as a cartel from this perspective.

SERGIO LAIA

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ICLO- NLS

Saturday 22 January

Dublin

Knottings Seminar

with Bruno de Halleux and Roger Litten

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When they poured across the border
I was cautioned to surrender
This I could not do
(Leonard Cohen, The Partisan)

LRO 324
12th January 2022

History and the Link of the Analytic Act with Civilization
Thomas Svolos | Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.

The axis of work of the Tenth Study Days of the Escola Brasileira de Psicanálise on “The Analytic Act and Civilization” at once raises the question about the relationship of our work as analysts with the civilization in which we work.[1] Lacan, of course, made use of topology for a unique way to approach the relationship of civilization with the unconscious. Unlike Freud‘s model of a bag, with an inside and an outside, as a model for the speaking being in the world, for Lacan, there is a special relationship of the subject with their civilization that he figures with the mobius strip and the Klein bottle. This is a very different figuration of the interior and exterior, in which we recognize that that which is most intimate for the speaking being might be perceived as from the outside, or vice versa, this notion of éxtimacy, connecting the speaking being and civilization without the strict boundary of Freud….. [Read full article]

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WE'LL ALWAYS
HAVE PARIS

December, 1941, Casablanca[1] airport. Ilsa refuses to board the plane to Lisbon with Victor Laszlo, her husband, a hero of the Resistance. Rick Blaine, the dark American whom she secretly loves, urges her to do her duty and tells her, as a final argument “We’ll always have Paris”.

Rick and Ilse say goodbye in Casablanca but they met in Paris, the year before: the added post-synch flashbacks show them, happy, in a convertible, on the Champs Élysées, a few months before Nazi boots tread the cobblestones of the most beautiful avenue in the world. Paris, an erotic, refined and joyful city, has since been overtaken by history. Even if, lurking in the shadow of its elegant outlines and perspectives, resistance is organised, Paris is sorrowful.

"We will always have…". The Paris that Rick summons in a whisper is that of a parenthesis, between a happy past and a promise. A city that is no longer but could be again. Suspended Paris, unpredictable like its lovers, has the perfume of the woman who does not exist. But it is not excluded that we meet there.

France Jaigu

Translation by Joanne Conway

[1] Casablanca (1942) is an American dramatic film directed by Michael Curtiz with Humphrey Bogart (Rick Blaine) and Ingrid Bergman (Ilsa).

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FRAGMENTS

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Woman does not exist but we talk about it all the more.

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