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Browse our selection of articles related to Hysteria 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. Hysteria Explore articles related to this keyword An Intolerable Rejection Issue 66/67 We See in Hysteria Something which is a Defence against Dissatisfaction Issue 66/67 Aliens, This Way Please Issue 66/67 What Freud Allowed the Hysteric to Teach him Issue 66/67 Reconstructing Reminiscences Issue 66/67 Why Was Psychoanalysis Founded by an Emigrant? Issue 66/67 Freud’s Interest in the Origins of Humanity as Reflected in his Theory of Psychoanalysis Issue 66/67 Moving Away from the Familiar Issue 66/67 Issue 66/67: Editorial Issue 66/67 Issue 64: Editorial Issue 64 The Appeal Of Psychoanalysis Issue 50 In What Ways Does Psychoanalysis Differ From Psychotherapy? Issue 50 1 2 3 4 Back to archive

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This issue opens with The Sense of the Psychoanalytic Discourse the fifth chapter of Christian Fierens’ The Psychoanalytic Discourse. A Second Reading of L’Etourdit (2012) translated by Cormac Gallagher. Fierens remind us of Lacan’s optimism that the psychoanalytic discourse will conquer – an optimism based not on the social but ‘on the impossible in the structure itself. For it is the impossible in all its forms that sustains the discourse from which there is created the new social bond.’ Issue 62 We open Issue 62 of The Letter with The Sense of the Psychoanalytic Discourse the fifth chapter of Christian Fierens’ The Psychoanalytic Discourse. A Second Reading of L’Etourdit (2012) translated by Cormac Gallagher in 2014. Fierens remind us of Lacan’s optimism that the psychoanalytic discourse will conquer – an optimism based not on the social but ‘on the impossible in the structure itself. For it is the impossible in all its forms that sustains the discourse from which there is created the new social bond.’ Chapter 5: The Sense of the Psychoanalytic Discourse The Psychoanalytic Discourse. A Second Reading Issue 62 A Commentary on the Twelfth Session of Lacan’s XXIVth Seminar: L’Insu que sait de l’une-bévue s’aile Issue 62 Calliope’s Sc(D)ream: Feminine Jouissance in Aristotle’s Works on Language Issue 62 Lacan and Philosophy. A Commentary Issue 62 An Approach to Lacan’s XXVIth Seminar Topology and Time Issue 62 Issue 62: Editorial Issue 62 Back to archive

Browse our selection of articles related to Desire 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. Desire Explore articles related to this keyword Sick, Dying, Dead, and Buried…Rotten and Forgotten Issue 69 The Mystery of the Unconscious Issue 70 Aliens, This Way Please Issue 66/67 Narcissism: Is that all Psychoanalysis Is? Issue 63 Lacan and Philosophy. A Commentary Issue 62 Going beyond Castration in the Graph of Desire Issue 58 The Wolfman: Symptoms as a Representation of Identificatory Conflicts Issue 58 Issue 58: Editorial Issue 58 On the Twisted Structure of Sado-Masochismin Lacan’s Anxiety Seminar Issue 51 In What Ways Does Psychoanalysis Differ From Psychotherapy? Issue 50 Philosophy and Psychoanalysis: The Spelling of Marilyn Monroe Issue 48 Lacan's Concept of the Unconscious in Seminar XI (Part One) - On the Subject as Indeterminate Issue 48 1 2 3 4 Back to archive

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Browse our selection of articles related to The Other 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 Other Explore articles related to this keyword We See in Hysteria Something which is a Defence against Dissatisfaction Issue 66/67 Post Hoc Exsilium Ostende Issue 66/67 Truth and Freedom in Psychoanalysis Issue 65 In Memory of William J. Richardson, S.J. Notes Toward a Semiotics of Address. Issue 65 Why Am I Anxious? Issue 64 Seminars XVII and XVIII with XXIII: On a University Discourse that might not be Joycean Issue 61 Going beyond Castration in the Graph of Desire Issue 58 Issue 58: Editorial Issue 58 Case by Case: Approaching the Subject of Drug Abuse in Times of Over-Consumption Issue 54 Issue 54: Editorial Issue 54 The Big Other, Its Paradox And The Ruse Of Knowledge Issue 52 Issue 52: Editorial Editorials 1 2 3 4 5 Back to archive