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Simultaneous (parallel) sessions will take place on Saturday 20 May, 13:00 -16:15, with some in English and others in French. There will be no translation: each speaker and each participant will select the language of their choice.

We invite you to propose a contribution in line with the theme of the Congress, "Anxiety and Discontent". It is a theme especially conducive to the development of a case-by-case clinic, oriented as much by the analytical experience of the practitioner as by the epistemic references of our field. It is a theme geared as closely as possible towards knotting public discourses and the subjectivities of individuals who either subscribe to them or are rejected by them.

A 'clinical case' is this very knotting, unfolded under the effect of transference.

So, your contribution will be about a clinical case, which will be read by the scientific committee.

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– Subject of the email: NLS Congress – Simultaneous Sessions NAME First name

Some guiding themes:

– Freudian clinic: anxiety neurosis, anxiety hysteria.

– Current forms of discontent: the impact of current discourses on subjectivity

– Acute anxiety vs. panic attacks

– From anxiety to the symptom

– The emergence of anxiety under transference

– Phobias: limits for desire or bulwarks against jouissance?

– Direct hold of anxiety on the body: scarification, bulimia, etc…

– Anxiety and separation: fall of the object/letting drop of the subject

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LCE Volume 6, Issue 7: "Lacanian Visions" by Clotilde Leguil is now online.

LCE Volume 6, Issue 7: "Lacanian Visions" by Clotilde Leguil

In her presentation, Clotilde Leguil develops Lacan's notion of 'vision,' that contains both the experience of 'seeing' and 'not seeing' at the same time, literally and metaphorically, and all its relevance for psychoanalysis and the clinic. Leguil adds that 'vision' gives rise to passions from which the subject suffers, illustrated by the example taken by Lacan from Saint Augustin. This imaginary modality of seeing oneself through the other, gives way in analysis to another experience, she remarks, "when the subject realizes that his being is situated elsewhere, at a point where a destiny he cannot decipher, determines his existence despite his efforts to escape it."

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New Guises of the Object
Florencia F.C. Shanahan

There is a strong and firm orientation towards the 2023 NLS Congress. It is the orientation by the real in the clinic and in civilisation by means of the path that anxiety constitutes. And, in this orientation, it is that which Lacan called his only invention, the object a, that becomes the function of this passage whereby, according to Daniel Roy’s presentation of the theme, “anxiety is the trace of our body’s contribution to civilisation’s discontent.” [1]

This trace is signalled by the object which Jacques-Alain Miller highlighted as having risen to the social zenith, “an intensive element, which outdates any notion of measure, which goes toward the measureless, following a cycle […] of accelerated renewal, of frenetic innovation.” It is the “compass of civilisation today, the principle of the hypermodern discourse of civilization.” [2] Let us underline this syntagm “frenetic innovation,” and its resonances, for the exploration of these “new guises of the object.”

We can read this together with Zigmundt Bauman’s thesis about our times: “If in solid modernity, inclined to produce solid seats in which to re-root what had been uprooted, the royal road to success was to accommodate oneself, to fit into that prefabricated seat, in liquid modernity, the secret of success lies in not being unduly conservative, in avoiding making any particular seat habitual, in being mobile and always at hand, in proving oneself to be the genuine article necessary for flexibility, always at a disposal, ready to start again, rather than conforming and sticking to a form that had once been set.” [3] […]

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[1] Roy D., “Discontent and Anxiety in the Clinic and in Civilisation,” Argument of the NLS Congress 2023, https://www.amp-nls.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Argument-FINAL-VERSION-DISCONTENT-AND-ANXIETY-IN-THE-CLINIC-AND-IN-CIVILISATION.pdf

[2] Miller J.-A., “A Fantasy,” Conference in Comandatuba, 2004, http://2012.congresoamp.com/en/template.php?file=Textos/Conferencia-de-Jacques-Alain-Miller-en-Comandatuba.html

[3] Bauman Z., and Tester K., La ambivalencia de la modernidad y otras conversaciones, Barcelona, Paidós, 2002 (my translation and italics ).

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SIMULTANEOUS SESSIONS FOR PIPOL 11

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What is patriarchy?

This question posed by Guy Poblome at the end of the argument announcing the next Pipol Congress is a point of entry to the clinical day to be held on July 1st 2023. Patriarchy, a term that has been revised today appears in the garb of an ideal. Curiously, the current debates touch a broad range of people, who blame patriarchy for their cause. However, what does this term cover, coming as a unanimous response to all upheavals, whether they are racial, feminist, gender or even ecological?

In these simultaneous sessions, the maladies of the father and their consequences as well as the different ways of being a father in modern society will be explored. But the aforementioned patriarchy extends well beyond the question of the father, it also concerns in a broader way the body’s involvement in the structure of the unconscious, the very one that Lacan formalised as the discourse of the master. Violence! Domination! we say, when it is a question of the signifier striking the body as a result of our subjection to language. Patriarchy is invoked as the ready-made answer to the troumatism with which everyone has to contend, it permeates contemporary discourses in the form of victimisation or revolt driven by discourses of freedom, sometimes to the point of ravage. The challenge of psychoanalysis is to deconstruct ready-made truths, an operation that has become increasingly risky. Its ethics, far from the goodwill demanded by many, aims to give the subject a chance to see his mode of jouissance more clearly.

The simultaneous sessions of Pipol 11 will be an opportunity the to explore this theme. Based on clinical work, the aim will be to convey the singularity of each case as closely as possible, the way in which the practitioner has been able to intervene in the phantasmatic – and even delusional – knottings of a subject.

Providing opportunities for meetings and exchanges between practitioners from the four corners of Europe working within the multiple networks of the Freudian Field, this clinical day promises to be a rich moment of the Congress. Each one, whether working in private practice, in a consultation centre or in a care institution will have the opportunity to send a case from their practice. Do not hesitate to refer to the orientation texts that will be published in the next few weeks in the Pipol 11 Blog: www.pipol11.eu

The PIPOL 11 simultaneous sessions will feature 120 clinical cases in 4 languages, presented throughout the day in 10 different rooms. And this year it will be an opportunity to share the joy of being together in person. We look forward to receiving your contributions by April 1st at the latest. Your text can be sent to us in English, French, Italian or Spanish at simultanees.pipol11@gmail.com with the following instructions:

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De quoi le patriarcat est-il le nom ?

Cette question que pose Guy Poblome à la fin de l’argument annonçant le prochain Congrès PIPOL est une porte d’entrée à la journée clinique qui se tiendra le samedi 1er juillet 2023. Terme réactualisé aujourd’hui, le patriarcat revêt les oripeaux de cible idéale. En effet, curieusement, alors que les débats actuels touchent pourtant un large panel, ceux-ci revendiquent leur cause dans le patriarcat. Mais que recouvre ce terme qui viendrait en réponse unanime à toutes les révoltes tant raciales que féministes, de genre voire même écologique ?

Dans ces Simultanées pourront être abordées les maladies du père et leurs conséquences ainsi que les différentes façons d’être père aujourd’hui. Mais ledit patriarcat s’étend bien au-delà de la question du père, il concerne également d’une façon plus large la prise du corps dans la structure de l’inconscient, celle-là même que Lacan a formalisée comme discours du maître. Violence ! Domination ! s’exclame-t-on quand il s’agit de la frappe du signifiant sur le corps émanant de notre assujettissement au langage. Le patriarcat s’invitant comme la réponse prêt-à-porter au troumatisme avec lequel chacun doit bricoler, il s’infiltre dans les discours contemporains sous les formes de la victimisation ou de la révolte mues par des discours de liberté allant parfois jusqu’au ravage. Le pari de la psychanalyse est de déconstruire les vérités toutes faites, opération devenue de plus en plus risquée. Son éthique, bien loin de la bienveillance réclamée à cor et à cris, vise à donner une chance au sujet d’y voir plus clair dans son programme de jouissance.

Les Simultanées de PIPOL 11 seront l’occasion de déplier ce thème. À partir d’un travail clinique, il s’agira de transmettre au plus près de la singularité de chaque cas la façon dont le praticien a pu se faufiler dans les mailles fantasmatiques – voire délirantes – d’un sujet.

En permettant les rencontres et les échanges entre praticiens inscrivant leur travail dans les multiples réseaux du Champ freudien et venant des quatre coins d’Europe, cette journée clinique s’annonce être un moment riche du Congrès. Chacun, travaillant en cabinet, en centre de consultation ou en institution de soins aura l’occasion de présenter un cas de sa pratique. N’hésitez pas à vous référer aux textes d’orientation qui s’égrèneront tout au long des prochaines semaines dans les pages du Blog de PIPOL 11 : www.pipol11.eu

Les Simultanées de PIPOL 11, ce seront cent vingt cas cliniques en quatre langues, présentés tout au long de la journée, dans dix salles simultanées. Et ce sera cette année l’occasion de partager la joie de nous retrouver en corps. Nous attendons vos contributions pour le 1er avril au plus tard. Votre texte peut nous être adressé en français, en anglais, en italien ou en espagnol à l’adresse simultanees.pipol11@gmail.com en suivant les indications suivantes:

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Patricia Bosquin-Caroz

We are pleased to announce the opening of the NLS Congress Blog for 2023 with the launch of the Newsletter Meteor.

The next NLS Congress will take place on the 20^th and 21^st of May 2023 under the title Discontent and Anxiety in the Clinic and Civilisation. On the blog that accompanies its preparation you will find in particular: the argument written by Daniel Roy, NLS President and director of the Congress, also bibliographical references from articles published in English and/or French, mainly by Freud, Lacan, Jacques-Alain Miller and Éric Laurent, the texts presenting the thematic rubrics and their flashes. The bibliography, under the aesis of Franck Rollier accompanied by Roger Litten and a larqe team, will evolve without being exhaustive. Some bibliographic citations extracted from the bibliography will be highlighted in the weekly Newsletter Meteor.

As of now, we await your contributions! We invite you to write a text in French or English, called a flash, based on a theme corresponding to one of the six rubrics of the Blog: At War – Challenges of the Living – Fears and Anxiety – Im-monde – Sexes – Guises of the Object.

The Blog Newsletter, Meteor, will first introduce, one by one, these different rubrics devised from the thematic axes arising from the Congress argument and presented by its authors: Réginald Blanchet, François Ansermet, Lilia Mahjoub, Geert Hoornaert, Anne Béraud and Florencia Shanahan.

As for the flashes, they will be broadcast regularly throughout the Congress preparation. They may be based on a literary, theatrical or cinematographic work, or be written from a commented bibliographic reference, or from a social, political, cultural, scientific or clinical news item (no case histories!). They must adhere to the submission criteria detailed below, which are also the conditions of their eligibility for the blog.

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Patricia Bosquin-Caroz, Vice-president of the nls.

Send your contributions to Patricia Bosquin-Caroz and Els Van Compernolle, NLS Secretariat:
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SUBMISSION CRITERIA

Title of the mail: Text proposal for the 2023 blog.
Texts must not exceed 3000 characters, including spaces.
Word Document, Times New Roman, size 12.
Please indicate your choice for one of the headings. Another may be selected by the blog team.
All references should be footnoted in the correct format.
In your references and citations, use the official editions and versions of the original text whenever possible.
Use citations in the same language as the text itself (French or English) whenever possible.
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:

Joanne Conway, Jean-Claude Encalado, James Fischer, Caroline Heanue, Pamela King, Eleni Koukouli, Monique Kusnierek, Raphael Montague, Cecilia Naranjo, Peggy Papada, Christel Van den Eeden, Jonas Verbauwhede, Colin Wright.

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ARGUMENT
Discontent and Anxiety

In the clinic and in Civilisation

Read or re-read the argument by Daniel Roy towards the Congress.

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6 Blog Rubrics

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