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Browse our selection of articles related to Psychosis and Lacanian Psychoanalysis. Since 1994, The Letter Irish Journal for Lacanian Psychoanalysis has been a vital resource for those with an interest in the field of Freudian-Lacnian psychoanalysis. In that time, The Letter has published nearly 500 articles by both international and Irish authors, and the archive stands as a testament to the work carried out by researchers, practitioners and students of psychoanalysis. Psychosis Explore articles related to this keyword And Yet... Issue 65 Chapter 6: The Structure of the Psychoanalytic Discourse, is Interpretation Issue 63 Rethinking the Drug Treatment of Psychosis Issue 55/56 ‘Blessed are the Pacemakers’: Dementia, Psychosis and The Psychoanalytic Discourse Issue 55/56 The Psychoanalytic Discourse Allows a Different Kind of Therapeutic Engagement in Psychosis Issue 55/56 The Real of Lacan in the Treatment of Psychosis Issue 55/56 Psychoanalytic Treatment of Psychosis: A Later Lacanian Critique of the 388 in Québec City Issue 55/56 Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Guidelines in Psychosis Issue 55/56 Issue 55/56: Editorial Issue 55/56 Terms and Conditions: ‘Psychosis’ and Psychoanalytic Treatment Issue 55/56 Rethinking Psychosis in the 21st Century: Brief Reflections from the Front Line Issue 55/56 Reflections on the Challenges of Psychosis Issue 55/56 1 2 3 4 Back to archive

We are committed to the publication of work that engages seriously with the discourse launched by Sigmund Freud and developed by Jacques Lacan. Take your research further and explore this selection of our free-to-read articles. Open Access Since its launch in 1994, the Letter Irish Journal for Lacanian Psychoanalysis has been committed to the publication of work that engages seriously with the discourse launched by Sigmund Freud and developed by Jacques Lacan. Explore this section of our free-to-read articles or become an annual s ubscriber to gain instant access to the complete archive . A Stranger To Myself The need for Ignatian Spirituality to engage with Freudian psychoanalysis. Keywords: Ignatian Exercises; Id quod volo; Freud; Lacan... Issue 65 Cormac Gallagher Why Am I Anxious? With his opening question ‘Why am I anxious?’ Dr Charles Melman is addressing the psychoanalyst who, in the face of the hole in the big... Issue 64 Charles Melman An Incorrect Interpretation This paper explores Ruth Lebovici’s question as to whether or not she has made an incorrect interpretation. Lacan’s critique offers... Issue 59/60 Audrey McAleese Inside Bungalow 3: A Psychoanalytic Perspective This paper aims to look at the pressing question of how we care for vulnerable members of our society. The shock and outrage that... Issue 58 Stephanie Metcalfe ‘Blessed are the Pacemakers’: Dementia, Psychosis and The Psychoanalytic Discourse Dementia has been described as the major mental health epidemic of the 21st century. Yet far from being the living death it was seen as... Issue 55/56 Cormac Gallagher What Can We Learn From Freud's Critique of Religion? This paper was given at the conference in All Hallows on 10 June 2011. It deals with the influences on Freud‘s often neglected religious... Issue 47 Cormac Gallagher Love in Plato's Symposium This article focuses on Lacan‘s eighth seminar on Transference, specifically his references to Plato‘s Symposium, and more particularly... Issue 47 Terry Ball Psychological Object or Speaking Subject: from Diagnosis to Case Re-presentation There is a common view that there are two irreconcilable approaches to the understanding and treatment of mental illness. For most of... Issue 46 Cormac Gallagher Freud’s Group, Lacan’s Cartel and The Toric Organisation Lacan put the work of the cartels at the core of the transformation of the analyst. His design follows Freud‟s model of hierarchical... Issue 45 Tony Hughes The Founding Act, the Cartel and the Riddle of the PLUS ONE In his Founding Act (1964) Jacques Lacan established a School organised around small working groups tasked with enabling each individual... Issue 44 Cormac Gallagher The Patient as Actor: Notall in the Case Presentation While the case presentation from Emil Kraepelin onwards has tended to obectify and medicalise the psychiatric patient, this paper argues... Issue 42 Cormac Gallagher Laytour, Latetour, L'Etourdit This paper introduces L'Etourdit by first examining the places where Lacan taught – St. Anne, ENS, Sorbonne – as important places for him... Issue 41 Cormac Gallagher 1 2 3 4 Take your research further with an Annual Subscription to The Letter Archive Student € 30 30€ The Letter Archive Valid for one year Select Exclusive rate for Students: ✓ Unlimited online access ✓ Read 500+ articles Individual € 80 80€ The Letter Archive Valid for one year Select Individual Rate: ✓ Unlimited online access ✓ Read 500+ articles All Access € 100 100€ The Letter Archive Valid for one year Select All Access Rate for Individuals: ✓ Unlimited online access ✓ Read 500+ articles ✓ Receive 1 print issue of the journal with new material

Browse our selection of articles related to The Real and Lacanian Psychoanalysis. Since 1994, The Letter Irish Journal for Lacanian Psychoanalysis has been a vital resource for those with an interest in the field of Freudian-Lacnian psychoanalysis. In that time, The Letter has published nearly 500 articles by both international and Irish authors, and the archive stands as a testament to the work carried out by researchers, practitioners and students of psychoanalysis. The Real Explore articles related to this keyword The Mystery of the Unconscious Issue 70 We See in Hysteria Something which is a Defence against Dissatisfaction Issue 66/67 What Freud Allowed the Hysteric to Teach him Issue 66/67 Moving Away from the Familiar Issue 66/67 What’s Love Got to Do with It? Issue 63 A Commentary on the Twelfth Session of Lacan’s XXIVth Seminar: L’Insu que sait de l’une-bévue s’aile Issue 62 An Approach to Lacan’s XXVIth Seminar Topology and Time Issue 62 "Struggling with Lacan’s L’Etourdit and Fierens’ Second Reading" Issue 59/60 "No Words to Say it? Exploratory Thoughts on Fierens’ ‘Equanimity’ of Speaking and... Issue 59/60 "Psychoanalysis: A Mapping out, Turning the Symbolic Inside out" Issue 59/60 The Psychoanalytic Discourse Allows a Different Kind of Therapeutic Engagement in Psychosis Issue 55/56 The Real of Lacan in the Treatment of Psychosis Issue 55/56 1 2 3 4 5 Back to archive

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