The NLS Congress Cocktail-Cruise – Operation Less Anxious III

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A Cocktail-Cruise on the Seine, what else ?

 
 
 
Operation 
“Feeling less anxious without feeling less guilty”; III
 

 
 
 
Does the Cocktail-Cruise worry you because of your aquaphobia?

 

No need to be afraid!
 
If analysis “pours out a flood of meaning to float the sexual boat”*…
 
then there is no risk of sinking with 300 psychoanalysts on board!
 
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* Jacques Lacan in “Télévision”; Autres écrits, Seuil, 2001, p. 513.
 
 
 
 
WE MUST RESERVE OUR PLACES
 BEFORE 14 APRIL!
 
 
 
Programme:
Saturday 29 April 2017 in Paris. 
20:00 – 21:00 – Boarding at the Debilly Trocadero Port
21:00 – 23:30 – Cruise/Cocktail Dinner 
23:00 – 0:30 – Return to the Trocadero Port to continue the soirée
 

 
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See you soon in Paris !
 
 
 

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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.