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Path to Psychoanalysis

Path to Psychoanalysis

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Path to Psychoanalysis

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Personal Path

About Me

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Fantasies, Imagination, Childhood PromiseComputer Engineering - ITALanguages

NeurocomputingMedical NeuroscienceDrugs and BrainLight, Spike, and Sight: The neuroscience of visionEye, Brain, and Vision

Brazilian School of Psychoanalysis - Florianópolis

Psychoanalytic Literature

1930 - 1960

M. Klein, D. Winnicott, Child psychoanalysis, Technique, Sexuality, Adolescence, Play

2000

Soler, Quinet, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Paranoia, Melancholia

1940 - 1970

Lacan: Anxiety, Object Relation, Identification, Transference,

Style

2020

Dunker, Zizek, JA Miller: Enjoyment and the Theory of Value - Economic Concepts in Lacan

1900 - 1930

Freud: Love, Sexuality, Clinic, Fundamental Concepts,

Society

1770 - 1831

Hegel: Phenomenology of Consciousness, Recognition, Dialectics, Struggle for Pure Prestige: Master and Slave

1956

Butler, FoucaultGender, Performance, Recognition, Confessions of the Flesh, Devices of Power

1956–1995

Delleuze, Claude Lévi-Strauss: Anthropology, Primitive Societies, Abstraction of Oedipus, Schizophrenia, Capitalism

2020

Psychoanalysis Journals, Institutions, current publications: Stylus

1740 - 1814

Sade, Kant: Perversion, Shame, Enjoyment, The body, inhibition, symptom and anxiety, the law

Our course

Biography, Concepts, Clinical Cases

Clinic of the Real: Sexuality and Enjoyment Fundamental Concepts, - Psychiatric Clinic - Schemes, models and graphs. Mathemas

THE SYMBOLIC ORDER - THE SUPREMACY OF THE SIGNIFIER…

THE SYMBOLIC ORDER - THE SUPREMACY OF THE SIGNIFIER

THE REAL, THE SYMBOLIC AND THE IMAGINARY - THE BODY, THE SELF, THE SUBJECT (THE ORGANISM, THE OWN BODY, THE DISMEMBERED BODY) - INTERSUBJECTIVE COMMUNICATION - DESIRE AND ITS INTERPRETATION

THE FORMATIONS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS - THE ANALYTICAL EXPERIENCE - THE PHALLUS, OBJECT a - PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC

Concepts

Operation of the Psychoanalyst

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Axis of the Unconscious. LalangueThe sufficiently symbolizable analystThe Analyst’s SelfTheory of the four DiscoursesWe BorromeansLacanian Topology

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Where to Start?

Psychoanalytic Literature

1930 - 1960

M. Klein, D. Winnicott, Child psychoanalysis, Technique, Sexuality, Adolescence, Play

2000

Soler, QuinetTheory and Clinic of Psychosis

1940 - 1970

Lacan

Philosophy, Linguistics, Anthropology

2020

Dunker, Zizek, JA Miller: Lacan’s Legacy

1900 - 1930

Freud:

The beginning and the essence

What does a woman want?

What did Lacan say about women?Clinical introduction to Lacanian psychoanalysis

The discovery of the Incunconscious: From desire to symptomThe Neurotic Calculation of Enjoyment

The Clown and the Psychoanalyst

A Biography of Depression

Sade - Justine, Philosophy in the Bedroom

Remembering, repeating and elaborating

Mourning and Melancholy - The Psychoanalysis of the Child

Love, Guilt and Reparation - Anguish, Object Relation,

Identification, Transference, - Theory and Clinic of Psychosis

Psychosis and Social Bond - Philosophy and Literature: Hegel, Kierkegaard, Sartre

Collection and Analysis

Select a text, theme, excerpt to elaborate on.

The feelings, strangeness, confusion, criticisms with the text. What the text produces in us and what we have to do with it.

“What am I in this?”

What is the meaning of these signifiers?

Meeting Model# Preliminary Meetings

Online: video, voice

Scheduling

Frequency: 1x per week - monthly - - Investment: [80.00 - 250.00] per meeting - - Times: - Afternoon: from 2pm - Evening: from 7pm

Sessions

I do not advertise for analysts [Lacan, 1974]: “What I hope is that something will happen here: name…

I do not advertise for analysts [Lacan, 1974]: “What I hope is that something will happen here: namely, that a certain number of people will be analyzed here. In order to be an analyst - which is a very difficult position - for you to be analysts, I cannot in any way want to do it in your place. That must come from each one of you. It is an almost impossible position.

Desire

Shall we start this journey?

End of Analysis

Social Bond: love, work and play - Substitution of objects - - Reduction of Inhibition, Shame, Guilt…

Social Bond: love, work and play - Substitution of objects - - Reduction of Inhibition, Shame, Guilt before the Other - Disalienation of the Other - Invention and Responsibility - There is no guarantee

Remembering, Repeating and Elaborating

Inhibition, Symptom and Anxiety

Introduction to Narcissism

Clinical cases

Three essays on the theory of Sexuality The problem Economics of Masochism

Freud

Psychoanalysis

Foundations of psychoanalytic clinic

Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis

Dreams, symptoms and failed acts

Clinical histories

Hysteria, obsession and other neuroses

Love, sexuality and femininity

Society, religion, culture

Thematic Work

Klein, Winnicott 1930 - 60

Works

Child Psychoanalysis

Narrative of the Analysis of a Child

Love, guilt and reparation

Envy and Gratitude

Style and Thought

The feeling of loneliness

Play and RealityThinking about Children

Child psychoanalysis,

Technique, Sexuality, Adolescence,

Play

Vol. 01 - Love, guilt and reparation and other works

Vol. 02 - The Psychoanalysis of Children

Vol. 03 - Envy and Gratitude and Other Works

Vol. 04 - Narrative of the Analysis of a Child

Complete Work

Part I - THE TECHNIQUE OF CHILD ANALYSIS

  1. Psychological foundations of child analysis

  2. The technique of analyzing young children

  3. An obsessive neurosis in a young girland six years of age

  4. The technique of analysis in the latency period

  5. The technique of analysis in puberty

  6. Neurosis in children

  7. Sexual activities of children

Part II - ARCHAIC ANXIETY SITUATIONS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT

  1. Initial stages of the Oedipal conflict and the formation of the superego

  2. The relationship between obsessive neurosis and the initial stages of the superego

  3. The importance of archaic anxiety situations in the development of the ego

  4. The effects of archaic anxiety situations on the sexual development of girls

  5. The effects of archaic anxiety situations on the sexual development of boys

The development of a childInhibitions and difficulties in pubertyThe role of school in the libidinal development of childrenThe analysis of young childrenA contribution to the psychogenesis of ticsPsychological principles of child analysis smallSymposium on the reanalysis of childrenCriminal tendencies in normal childrenEarly stages of the Oedipal conflictPersonification in children’s playSituations of childhood anxiety reflected in a work of art and in the creative impulseThe importance of symbol formation in the development of the egoThe psychotherapy of psychosesA contribution to the theory of intellectual inhibitionThe early development of consciousness in childrenOn criminalityA contribution to the psychogenesis of manic-depressive statesWeaningLove, guilt and reparationMourning and its relations with manic-depressive statesThe Oedipus complex in the light of archaic anxieties

Lacan 1950 - 70

Writings and Other Writings

Lacan’s Seminars

The reverse side of Psychoanalysis

From an Other to the other

Of a discourse that was not semblance

RSI

The non-fools err

…or worse

Anxiety, - Object Relation,

Identification,Transference,

Style

Writings

Other Writings Seminars 1 - 27

On Paranoid Psychosis and its Relations with PersonalityThe Quarrel of DiagnosesThe Family

I’m Talking to the Walls

Names of the Father

The Triumph of Religion

Complete Works

Seminar 1 - “Freud’s Technical Writings” .1953-54.

Seminar 2 - “The Ego in Freud’s Theory and in the Technique of Psychoanalysis” .1954-55.

Seminar 3 - “The Psychoses” .1955-56.

Seminar 4 - “The Object Relation” .1956-57.

Seminar 5 - “The Formations of the Unconscious” .1957-58.

Seminar 6 - “Desire and Its Interpretation” .1958-59.

Seminar 7 - “The ethics of psychoanalysis” .1959-60.

Seminar 8 - “Transference” .1960-61.

Seminar 9 - “Identification” .1961-62.

Seminar 10 - “Anxiety” .1962-63.

Seminar 11 - “The four fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis” .1964.

Seminar 12 - “Crucial problems of psychoanalysis” .1964-65.

Seminar 13 - “The object of psychoanalysis” .1965-66.

Seminar 14 - “The logic of the phantasm” .1966-67.

Seminar 15 - “The psychoanalytic act” .1967-68.

Seminar 16 - “From One Other to the Other” .1968-69.

Seminar 17 - “The Other Side of Psychoanalysis” .1969-70.

Seminar 18 - “Of a Discourse That Does Notosse semblante” .1970-71.

Seminar 19 - “…Or worse” .1971-72.

Seminar 20 - “More, still” .1972-73.

Seminar 21 - “The not foolish err – the names of the father” .1973-74.

Seminar 22 - “R.S.I.” .1974-75.

Seminar 23 - “The Sinthome” .1975-76.

Seminar 24 - “The unknown that knows of a mistake is supported by death” .1976-77.

Seminar 25 - “The moment to conclude” .1977-78.

Seminar 26 - “La topología y el tempo” .1978-79.

Seminar 27 - “Disolución”.1980.

BeyondReality principle19pPsychoanalysis and its teaching23pOf the subject finally in questionSituation of psychoanalysisformation of the psychoanalyst in 195635pThe instance letter in the unconscious or reason since Freud39pVariants standard treatment40p ☺️❤️Kant with Sade29pSubversion of the subject and dialectic of desire in the Freudian unconscious36p🔥🔥🔥Aggressiveness psychoanalysis23p🔥👏Position of the unconscious22pSeminar on stolen letterOf our antecedentsOf a preliminary question every possible treatment of psychosis94pFormulations on psychic causalityThe Freudian thingFunction field of speech of language psychoanalysisGide’s youth or the letter and desireThe mirror stage as formative of the ego functionOf a designThe significance of the phallus logical time and the assertion of anticipated certaintyIntervention on transference

Theoretical introduction to the functions of psychoanalysis in criminology

In memory of Ernest Jones: On his theory of symbolism

Introduction to Jean Hyppolite’s commentary on Freud’s Verneinung 10p

Reply to Jean Hyppolite’s commentary on Freud’s Verneinung 19p

The direction of treatment and its principles 👏👏👏

Observation on Daniel Lagache’s report: Psychoanalysis and the structure of personality

From a posteriori syllabary

Guidelines for a Congress on female sexuality

From Freud’s Triebe and the psychoanalyst’s desire

Science and truth

Soler, Quinet, Nasio 2000 - 10

Works

Theory and Clinic of Psychosis

Psychosis and Social Bond

The unconscious in the open air of Psychosis

Memoirs of a Nervous Patient

The Great Cases of Psychosis

Psychosis

Schizophrenia

Paranoia

Melancholy

Soler, Brennan, Andre

Works

A critique of Lacan from a woman’s point of view

What does a woman want?

What did Lacan say about women?

The Woman

Fink, Quinet

Works

Clinical Introduction to Lacanian PsychoanalysisThe Discovery of the Unconscious: From Desire to Symptom

The Lacanian Subject

The 4+1 Conditions of Analysis

The Others in Lacan

Desire and Psychoanalytic Technique

Diagnosis and the Position of the Analyst

Social Bond

Dunker

Works

The Neurotic Calculation of Enjoyment

The Clown and the Psychoanalyst

A Biography of Depression

Pathologies of the Social

Reinvention of Intimacy

Confined Dreams

Neoliberalism as Management of Psychic Suffering

Enjoyment and the Theory of Value - Economic Concepts in Lacan…

Enjoyment and the Theory of Value - Economic Concepts in Lacan

Philosophy

Works

Sartre

Zizek

Foucault

Kierkegaard

Heidegger

Kant

Anguish

Literature, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis by Women

Judith ButlerSimone de BeauvoirHannah ArendtWendy BrownEve Kosofsky SedgwickLuce IrigaraySaba MahmoodMonique WittigGayatri Chakravorty SpivakJulia Kristeva

Philosophy

Virginia Woolf

Jane Austen

Judith Butler

Emily DickinsonPoetry and Brazilian Literature

Melanie Klein

Anna Freud

Helene Deutsch

Karen Horney

Elisabeth Roudinesco

Colette Soler

Maria Homem

Literature

Psychoanalysis

Literature

Graciliano Ramos

Machado de Assis

Charles Baudelaire

James Joyce

Schreber

Madness, poetry, text, theater

Women in Psychoanalysis

Melanie Klein

Anna Freud

Helene Deutsch

Elisabeth Roudinesco

Anguish

At the level of questioning, not of the subject’s place in the world, but of his existence as a subj…

At the level of questioning, not of the subject’s place in the world, but of his existence as a subject, a questioning that, from there, will extend to his intra-worldly relationship with objects and to the existence of the world, insofar as it can also be questioned beyond its order.

A truth of experience, for analysis, is that the question of his existence is posed to the subject, not under the guise of the anguish that it arouses at the level of the ego, and which is only one element of its procession, but as an articulated question: “What am I in all this?”, concerning his sex and his contingency in being, that is, whether he is a man or a woman, on the one hand, and on the other, the fact that he might not be, the two combining his mystery and linking him to the symbols of procreation and death.

What does Freud really tell us? He reveals to us a phenomenon that structures any revelation of trut…

What does Freud really tell us? He reveals to us a phenomenon that structures any revelation of truth in dialogue. There is the fundamental difficulty that the subject encounters in what he has to say; The most common is the one that Freud demonstrated in repression, that is, this type of discord between the signified and the signifier that is determined by all censorship of social origin.

Then he moves to the figure of the analyst, a place where this time his drama can be heard, because even if he does not want to be analyzed, what he needs, to alleviate his anguish, is to suppose that someone has knowledge about his suffering, to know that at some point he lost it.

A psychoanalysis has consequences, yes, serious ones because they concern the position of the subjec…

A psychoanalysis has consequences, yes, serious ones because they concern the position of the subject in his relationship with the other, the crossing of the fantasmatic organization altering the relationship of the subject with his object.

An analyst is nothing more than that, the place where people find knowledge about themselves, but th…

An analyst is nothing more than that, the place where people find knowledge about themselves, but they suppose, by transference, that this knowledge is in the other-analyst.