Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis

Autores
De Battista, Julieta
Año de publicación
2017
Idioma
inglés
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Descripción
The conceptof desire is central to Lacan’s theory and practice, even if it is not among the four fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis—unconscious, Trieb, repetition, transference, it can be understood that it underlies all of them. The concept of desire is inherent to the ethics of psychoanalysis that Lacan formulated, therefore it is especially concerned with a practice whose operation is defined by the function of analyst’s desire. However, this central thesis of Lacan has been called into question with regard to psychosis. Some Lacanian scholars have derived from the foreclosure of the Name-of-the-Father a lack of desire in psychosis. This paper aims to discuss the relative absence of references to the concept of psychotic desire in Lacanian schools. The debate is relevant because Lacan did exclude neither desire nor psychosis from his conception of analytic treatment.
Facultad de Psicología
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Psicología
Body
Desire
Jouissance
Joyce
Knot
Lacan
Psychoanalysis
Psychosis
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title Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
spellingShingle Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
De Battista, Julieta
Psicología
Body
Desire
Jouissance
Joyce
Knot
Lacan
Psychoanalysis
Psychosis
title_short Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
title_full Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
title_fullStr Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
title_full_unstemmed Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
title_sort Lacanian concept of desire in analytic clinic of psychosis
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv De Battista, Julieta
author De Battista, Julieta
author_facet De Battista, Julieta
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Psicología
Body
Desire
Jouissance
Joyce
Knot
Lacan
Psychoanalysis
Psychosis
topic Psicología
Body
Desire
Jouissance
Joyce
Knot
Lacan
Psychoanalysis
Psychosis
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The conceptof desire is central to Lacan’s theory and practice, even if it is not among the four fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis—unconscious, Trieb, repetition, transference, it can be understood that it underlies all of them. The concept of desire is inherent to the ethics of psychoanalysis that Lacan formulated, therefore it is especially concerned with a practice whose operation is defined by the function of analyst’s desire. However, this central thesis of Lacan has been called into question with regard to psychosis. Some Lacanian scholars have derived from the foreclosure of the Name-of-the-Father a lack of desire in psychosis. This paper aims to discuss the relative absence of references to the concept of psychotic desire in Lacanian schools. The debate is relevant because Lacan did exclude neither desire nor psychosis from his conception of analytic treatment.
Facultad de Psicología
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