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Many times he looked out to the end of the world searching for a fixed point, some place he could find

Referring to contemporary clinical examples, it argues that the world’s loss of meaning in Schreber was

His "reality" changed from that moment on, and what he calls "to go without a compass" expresses the loss

My objective in bringing Rousseau and Lacan together is to look afresh at the possibilities yielded by

It is this included lack which I would like to look at today, leaning on narrative theory rather than

Six years ago I was completely at a loss at a psychology conference being held in Venezuela.

Some months ago, in the course of a session with an analysand, I had a sense of her body looming large

I want to look at them in conjunction with Lacan's structuralist paradigm of the psychosis and the

Now, looking back, I realise that I was afraid that overcoming my own anxieties, in my own analysis,

Look at the way he always straightened up the telephone directories or how neatly he arranged the files

Olga Cox Cameron 'What fun I might have had Lacan's half-mocking, backward look at his early years from

With respect to the later notion of anxiety as signal, the question of the looming source of the apprehensiveness

Over time, his allegiance shifts to this Other world and thereby an allegorical tale of love and loss

The divided subject, divided as a result of his entry into the symbolic order, looks to the Other, not

, Fragment of an analysis of a case of hysteria, otherwise known as the 'Dora' case. [2] Before looking

tranquillity in his empire; for if, unfortunately, he turned himself on one side or the other, or if he looked