You will also find information on the blog about this important event for our School, including: the argument by Daniel Roy, NLS President and Congress Director, bibliographical references from articles published in English and/or French, mainly by Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan, Jacques-Alain Miller and Éric Laurent. Some quotations will appear in the weekly Newsletter. 
 
As of now we look forward to your contributions and invite you to write a text in French or English, called Flash, based on a theme corresponding to one of the blog's seven sections: The Body and its Adornments – The Stain in the Picture – Seductions – The Blind Master – Captive of the world – The Reign of the Image – Beauty and Modesty. 
 
The Blog, with its Newsletter Pop-up, will first set out these sections based on the Congress theme presented by seven authors, members of the NLS: Nathalie Laceur, Jean-Luc Monnier, Neus Carbonell, Dominique Holvoet, Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff, Alan Rowan and Laure Naveau. Then you can discover the bibliography designed by Florencia F.C. Shanahan, Thomas Van Rumst and their team. 
 
Flashes will be published regularly throughout the preparations for the Congress. They may be based on a literary, theatrical or cinematographic work, or be written on the basis of a commented bibliographical reference or a current social, political, cultural, scientific or clinical event (no case studies!). They should follow the below recommendations for writing, which are also the conditions for the blog.
 
Let’s go! 
 
For the Blog team, 
Patricia Bosquin-Caroz, NLS Vice President, with Els Van Compernolle and Peggy Papada.   
 
Send your contributions to Patricia Bosquin-Caroz, Els Van Compernolle and Peggy Papada. 
Patricia Bosquin-Caroz: patricia.caroz@skynet.be,  Els Van Compernolle: e.vancompernolle@gmail.com, Peggy Papada: peggy.papada@gmail.com
 
 
SUBMISSION CRITERIA

1. Title of the mail: Text proposal for the 2023 blog.
2. Texts must not exceed 3000 characters, including spaces.
3. Word Document, Times New Roman, size 12.
4. Please indicate your choice for one of the headings. Another may be selected by the blog team.
5. All references should be footnoted in the correct format. For examples, click here.
6. In your references and quotations, use the official editions and versions of the original text whenever possible.
7. Use quotations in the same language as the text itself (French or English) whenever possible.
8. Use official translations. For English translations of texts by Lacan and Miller, see the NLS website: https://www.amp-nls.org/orientation/

(1) The Blog Team: