Premiere Event. The Pass in Our School – A Word from ANNE BÉRAUD – Conference 29/09 in Ghent





TOWARDS THE 2020 CONGRESS OF THE NLS

CONFERENCE IN GHENT ON 29 SEPTEMBER:

PREMIERE EVENT.
THE PASS IN OUR SCHOOL –
INTERPRETATION ENCORE
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A WORD FROM

ANNE BÉRAUD:

What will she talk to us about in Ghent?

 
The Trace of “Jouis-sens”
 
If we assume that an interpretation is measured by the effects it produces, no matter when it happens in the cure nor what type of interpretation it is, which ones operated in my analysis? Those that produced a moving forward, a crossing, a tipping point, then the exit? What place did the analyst have in this process, which was made up of a long-term continuity as well as of cuts, of words and of the body, to the point of tightening the “most central cornering [coinçage] of the symbolic, the imaginary and the real”?1

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1Lacan, Jacques, "Le phénomène lacanien" (30 November 1974), Les cahiers cliniques de Nice, No.1, June 1998, p. 17.

 

 


The conference venue:
MIRY Concertzaal – School of Arts HoGent 
Biezekapelstraat 9
9000 Ghent, Belgium
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"PREMIERE EVENT"
ON SUNDAY
29 SEPTEMBER 2019
IN GHENT
FROM 10:00 TO 17:00

60€ – Individual Rate, Lunch included
30€ – Student Rate, Lunch included
With simultaneous French-English translation.
Places are limited.

 
See you soon in Ghent!
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On June 21, 1964 Jacques Lacan founded his School of Psychoanalysis with the aim of assuring the formation of psychoanalysts, the transmission of psychoanalysis, and the re-conquering of the Freudian Field. The New Lacanian School (NLS), created in 2003 by Jacques-Alain Miller, is one of seven Schools founded within the framework of the World Association of Psychoanalysis (WAP). The NLS is a member of the EuroFederation of Psychoanalysis (EFP) that regroups the four European Schools of psychoanalysis oriented by Freud and Lacan’s teachings.