2010
Unless indicated otherwise all activities take place in:
Jan van Eyck Academie
Academieplein 1
6211 KM Maastricht
The Netherlands
CLiC
Jan van Eyck Circle for Lacanian Ideology Critique
Unless indicated otherwise all activities take place in:
Jan van Eyck Academie
Academieplein 1
6211 KM Maastricht
The Netherlands
Verneinung, Verwerfung, Verleugnung
Seminar organized by Nathaniel Boyd, Dominiek Hoens and Eli Noé
5-7 pm
Auditorium
REGISTRATION REQUIRED at coordinator.events@janvaneyck.nl
Lecture by Slavoj Žižek
Is it Possible to be a Hegelian Today ?
4 pm
Auditorium
Lecture by Geneviève Morel on the different conceptions of psychosis in Lacan's work
Introduced by Samo Tomsic
abstract :
In my talk I will outline an assembly of functions of the symptom, notably
the separation, based on the last part of Lacan's teaching (Le sinthome, 1975),
which I will compare, at this point, with the Lacanian theory of 1958. With
the help of clinical examples and the reading of psychoanalytic texts, I will
try to discuss the originality of this later teaching (1974-1977) in relation
to the paternal metaphor and the Name-of-the-Father as the signifier of the
law (1958), and in relation to the doctrine of fundamental phantasy (60's).
Geneviève Morel is working as a psychoanalyst in Paris and
Lille. She studied at the Ecole Normale Supérieure, did an MA in mathematics
and obtained a PhD in clinical psychology and psychopathology. She is director
of “Savoirs et clinique” and of “Collège de Psychanalystes
d’Aleph”. She published Ambiguïtés sexuelles.
Sexuation et psychose (Editions Anthropos-Economica, 2000, reedited in
2004); edited Clinique du suicide (Erès, 2002). Her two most
recent books are L’œuvre de Freud, L’invention
de la psychanalyse. Exploration et anthologie ( 2006); and recently La
loi de la mère. Essai sur le sinthome sexuel (Anthropos, 2008).
Auditorium
3-5 pm
Discussion of From the History of an Infantile Neurosis (The Wolf Man) (Freud, 1918 (1914))
Seminar organized by Pietro Bianchi, Dominiek Hoens, Samo Tomsic and Ana Zerjav
Auditorium
5-7 pm