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Analysis No. 1 (1989)

Jacques Lacan Geneva lecture on the symptom
Jacques-Alain Miller Elements of epistemology
Diana Rabinovich Psychosis according to Bion
Russell Grigg The function of language in the transference
Jean-Pierre Klotz Is hysteria curable?
Carmela Levy Primal fantasies and the unconscious
Sue Long Leadership and gender: A psychoanalytic perspective
Ellie Ragland-Sullivan Dora and the Name-of-the-Father
Marc Richir The Phenomenological status of the Lacanian signifier
Leonardo & Silvia Rodríguez On the transference
Diane Wieneke Transference as resistance
Centre for Psychoanalytic Fantasy and foreclosure
Research

Analysis No. 2 (1990)

Jacques Lacan Note on the child
Rosine & Robert Lefort The first three sessions of the treatment of
the Wolf Child
Eric Laurent The impact of Lacan’s teaching on psychoanalysis
with children
Russell Grigg Lacan and object relations
Robert King The place of affects
Isla Lonie The concept of impingement in Winnicott and Lacan
Frances M. Moran Schneiderman’s angels
Stuart Schneiderman Response to Frances Moran
Leonardo S. Rodríguez Fantasy, neurosis and perversion
Diane Wieneke Erotisation of adolescents
Centre for Psychoanalytic Perverse structures
Research

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Analysis No. 3 (1991)
Bruce Fink The Lacanian subject
Russell Grigg The ethics of desire
Slavoj Žižek The missing link of fantasy:
the self-referring structure and its void
Roland Broca The psychoanalyst faced with psychosis in
the transference
Pierre Bruno The surprise of the transference
Pierre-Gilles Guéguen Taking desire literally
Robert King ‘A man that could be trusted’: sexual difference and
analytic technique in the work of Sigmund Freud
Alan Large The act of the analyst
Frances Moran Two into one won’t go
Leonardo S. Rodríguez The position of the analyst in psychoanalysis
with children: the Lacanian contribution
compared to other perspectives
Diane Wieneke Lacan’s theory of the aims of analysis

Analysis No. 4 (1993)

Marie-Hélène Brousse Freudian interpretation and the subject’s lines of fate:
interpretation and structure
Jean-Pierre Klotz Demand and love in the transference
Ellie Ragland Who analyses today?
Russell Grigg Lacan’s four discourses
Renata Volich Clinical implications of the master’s discourse
Vicente Palomera Lacan and ‘little Hans’
Diane Wieneke The direction of the treatment in Melanie Klein’s
case of Richard
Leonardo S. Rodríguez At the limits of the transference:
psychoanalysis and autism
Frances Moran Heidegger’s knot: being, truth and logos
Centre for Psychoanalytic The position of the analyst in the transference
Research
Centre for Psychoanalytic The end of analysis: a comparative review
Research

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Analysis No. 5 (1994)
Marie-Hélène Brousse Woman or mother?
Katrien Libbrecht The body and psychoanalysis:
Lacan’s theorisations on the notion of the body
Vicente Palomera Modalities of the transference
Darian Leader The wheelbarrow: its use in psychoanalysis
Hebe Tizio Somewhere, at least one (woman)
Silvia Tendlarz Aimée with Schreber
Diane Wieneke Case presentation: ‘Mark’
Slavoj Žižek Between symbolic fiction and fantasmatic spectre:
towards a Lacanian theory of ideology
Elizabeth Wright Psychoanalysis and the theatrical:
analysing performance.

Analysis No. 6 (1995)

Jacques Lacan Proposition of 9 October 1967 on the
Psychoanalyst of the School
Jacques-Alain Miller E = UWK: towards the IX International Encounter
of the Freudian Field
Jacques Lacan Spring Awakening
Jacques-Alain Miller Commentary on a fragment of ‘Spring Awakening’
by Jacques Lacan
Silvia Alicia Rodríguez The public and the private:
the process of maturation in the boy
Susan Goldberg Puberty: vicissitudes in the transference
Slavoj Žižek From philosophy to popular culture:
connections of the Freudian Field
Néstor Braunstein Jouissance in hysteria
Filip Geerardyn On psychotherapy: a Freudian-Lacanian point of view
Pierre-Gilles Guéguen The ethics of depression
Andrew J. Lewis Reading the signature of the symptom
Vicente Palomera ‘Das Ding’ and sublimation
Leonardo S. Rodríguez The ethics of psychoanalysis and the malaise
of our culture
Megan Williams One woman’s masquerade

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Analysis No. 7 (1996)
Jacques Lacan Presentation of the Memoirs of President Schreber
in French translation
Vicente Palomera The fragmentation of identity in the
psychotic experience
Marie-Hélène Brousse A desire without precedence
Leonardo Rodríguez The family and the subject: a Lacanian perspective
Susan Schwartz Witnessing for the madwoman in Janet Frame’s
Faces in the Water
Australian Centre for Interpretation and truth
Psychoanalysis
Gilles Chatenay Real of interpretation
Elizabeth Newman The formulas and love
Megan Williams Masquerade and the formulas of sexuation
Esther Faye The New Woman, the hysteric and Freud
Geneviève Morel Disjunction of the feminine Oedipus
Serena Smith The structure of hysteria

Analysis No. 8 (1998)

Susan Schwartz Foot fetishism: West meets East
Colette Soler The commandments of Jouissance
Susana Tillet The symptom: from Freud to Lacan
Megan Williams Extracting the drive: the end of analysis
Elena DiGiacomo Sexuality in the structure of childhood psychosis
Leonardo S. Rodríguez The mother, the child, the truth and the symptom
Paul Magee Lacan’s twist on Peirce’s dial
Ellie Ragland Lacan’s topological unit and the structure of mind
Antonia Soulez Model and structure in psychoanalysis
Esther Faye Story, h/History, historiality:
memoir as the writing of trauma
Ruth Golan Geheimnisträger the secret bearers,
Testimony - partner of silence
Shlomo Lieber The Shoah and the psychoanalyst
Dafina Amit Selbst The condition for transmission:
Holocaust (not holo) caust
which is heard by the testimony of the one
Avraham Warshawsky The place is Israel, not Europe
Rivka Warshawsky From zero to the seventh million:
Israel and the Holocaust
Slavoj Žižek Whither Oedipus

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Analysis No. 9 (2000)
Alain Badiou Psychoanalysis and philosophy
Oliver Feltham Sovereignty: ontology and psychoanalysis
Shiva Kumar Srinivasan Socrates and the discourse of hysteria
Constant J. Mews Abelard and Heloise: logic, love and desire
Terry Collits Lacan’s Antigone: an ethics for the tragedy of our time?
Ellie Ragland Evil, ethics and the passion of ignorance
Susan Schwartz Double trouble: Poe’s uncanny narratives
Judith Feher-Gurewich The philanthropy of perversion
Sarah Jones Repetition and binding: Freud’s Project and
the death drive
Carmela Levy-Stokes The hysteric subject, the body and jouissance
Andrew J. Lewis From the work of transference to the
transference to work
Elizabeth Newman Anxiety and guilt
Megan Williams Anxiety in the gap

Analysis No. 10 (2001)

Sol Aparicio On feminine bliss
Kate Briggs The work of sublimation love: utilising absence
Tony Chadwick Come again? Some observations on Bruce Fink’s
Translation of Seminar XX: Encore
Judith Feher–Gurewich Masculine mystique, feminine mistake, and
the desire of the analyst
Alison Hall The phenomena of femininity
Katrien Libbrecht Psychoanalysis and ethics: the impossible sexual relation
Vicente Mira About women, love and psychoanalysis
Danny Nobus Driving out old loves: clinical heuristics in
Lacan’s Seminar XX, Encore
Susan Schwartz The ‘impenetrable virginity of speech’:
feminine jouissance in Marguerite Duras’ The Lover
Marc Strauss Dream and nightmare
Megan Williams The navel of the dream
Elizabeth Newman The object relation seminar:
Little Hans and the phobic object
Leonardo S. Rodríguez Autistic speech
Colette Soler The relation to being - the analyst’s place of action
Marc Strauss Avatars of the object
A. Lewis, L. Rodríguez & What desire is concerned in the pass?
M. Williams
Colette Soler The experience of the cartels of the pass of the
École de la cause freudienne

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Analysis No. 11 (2002)
Antonio Quinet Depression and melancholia
Pierre Bruno Dora’s aftermath
Tony Chadwick Escroquerie? That’ll give them something to chew on!
Andrew J. Lewis Psychoanalysis and the transformation of Knowledge
Ellie Ragland Sublimation, Antigone and the violence of the Real.
Colette Soler Symptoms of transference
Thomas Svolos Terrible events and their relation to the universal
trauma of subjectivity
Jacques Adam The meaning of the return to the Lacanian field:
Lacan, Freud, Foucault.
Frederic Declercq The real of the body in Lacanian theory
Ellie Ragland The topological dimension of Lacanian optics
Elizabeth Newman Visual art: the other side
Shiva Kumar Srinivasan Why is Derrida afraid of hysteria?

Analysis No. 12 (2003)

Psychosis
Paul Verhaeghe Psychoanalytic psychodiagnostics
Lewis, Davis, Paton, Rodriguez The psychoanalytic treatment of psychoses
Barbara Bonneau The eye (I) of the horse: A schizophrenic’s invention
Carmen Gallano The parasitic experience of schizophrenic language
Andrew J. Lewis The stabilisation of ego identifications in psychosis
Darian Leader The voice as psychoanalytic object

Psychoanalysis, Philosophy and Politics

Damien W. Riggs Repressing a privileged location
Alexandre Koyré The political function of the modern lie
Marie-Jean Sauret University and guarantee

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Analysis No. 13 (2007)
Sonia Alberti & A Contribution to the study of intellectual disability
Elisabeth da Rocha Miranda
Sol Aparicio Feminine love, anxiety and desire: A fragment of analysis
Kate Briggs Symptom formation: From Klein to Lacan
Rik Loose The cause is the effect: the Problem of dual diagnosis
Leonardo Rodríguez Sexual malaise in the twenty-first century
Esther Faye Aftermath, the problem of guilt in unfinished mourning
Fulvio Marone Perfume: The story of a psychotic
Antonia Soulez Science of the subject, science of the real:
Lacan from the perspective of Hintikka
and Wittgenstein
Andrew J. Lewis The role of supervision in the training of a psychoanalyst
Gregory McCormick Between memory and perception:
Metaphor, representation and temporality in Freud’s
“Note upon a ‘Mystic Writing-Pad’”
Roberto Harari The drive is as turbulent as language
Roberto Harari Can hysteria be equated to the Oedipal complex?
Roberto Harari Turmoil in the word

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Analysis No. 14 (2008)
Bernard Nominé What Psychoanalysis can Say About Love
Bernard Nominé Lacan and the Structure of Discourse
Bernard Nominé Neurosis and Discourse
Bernard Nominé Psychosis and Discourse
Bernard Nominé The School and the Experience of the Pass

On Love
Susan Schwartz In the Beginning is the End: Eros and Death
Serena Smith What’s Love Got To Do With It?
The Relation Between Love and Libido
Megan Williams “Nothing There to Find”: from Love to Anxiety
and Beyond in the Transference
Dominique Hecq Love’s Wager: Lacan with Proust
Constant J. Mews Desire in the Song of Songs, Lacan,
and the Responses of Heloise and Abelard

Psychoanalytic Questions
Roberto Harari Is the Unconscious Structured Like a Language?
Marie-Jean Sauret & Depression and the Social Bond
Pascale Macary-Garipuy
Dany Nobus Phallus Dei, or the Sexual Religion
of the Obsessional Fantasy
Winnicott with Lacan
Jean-Jacques Gorog The Sleepingman
Radu Turcanu A Clinical Reading of Winnicott’s False Self and
Lacan’s False Semblant
Catherine Vanier A Baby that Does Not Exist

In passing
Susan Schwartz Ordinary Psychosis: Paris English Seminar
Gregory McCormick A Note on the Middle Voice

Reviews
Peter Ellingsen Our New Dark Ages. Review of Darian Leader:
The New Black: Mourning, Melancholia and Depression
Nicol Thomas-Scrutton Review of G. J. Gargiulo: Broken Fathers/Broken Sons:
A Psychoanalyst Remembers
Ursula Paton Review of Philip H.F. Hill: Using Lacanian Clinical
Technique: An Introduction
Kate Foord What’s So Funny? Alenka Zupancic’s
The Odd One In: On Comedy

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Analysis No. 15 (2009)
On Difference
Esther Faye A Solid Hatred Addressed to Being
Dany Nobus Perversion as Symptom:
On Defining the Sexuality of the Other
Daphne & Nestor Tamarin “Who am I as a sexual being?”
A Psychotic Attempt at the Hysterical Enigma
Juliet Rogers “I love you…I mutilate you”:
The Capture of Flesh and the Word in
‘Female Genital Mutilation’ Law

The Body and The Unconscious

Editor Introduction
Susan Schwartz Introduction to the Xth Lacan Symposium:
The Body and the Unconscious
Leonardo S. Rodríguez Body Parts
Chantal Degril Cynicism and Jouissance in Contemporary Symptoms
Megan Williams Sexuation from Mother to Child

Psychoanalytic Papers
Jacques Adam The Trauma of Birth: A “Parasite” Myth
of Psychoanalysis
Jean-Paul Baldacchino Dreams in Child Analysis: Winnicott’s Piggle
and Dreams as Symptoms in a Lacanian Clinic
Patricia Gherovici Lacan’s Hysterisation of Psychoanalysis:
from Simulation to Stimulation
Yehuda Israely The Logic and Topology of the Other Jouissance
Lucille Holmes Collapsing Knowledge: Art Education
and the Epistemology of Psychoanalysis

In Passing
Nicol Thomas-Scrutton Stealing the Soul: On John Brack’s
Woman and Dummy
Esther Faye & Megan Williams The Sins of the Fathers
Dominique Hecq Smoke Wish
Megan Williams On Burning Up by Kristen Phillips
Nicol Thomas-Scrutton Review of New Studies of Old Villains:
A Radical Reconsideration of
the Oedipus Complex by Paul Verhaeghe

In Memorium
Jean-Paul Baldacchino In Memory of Claude—Le Triste Anthropologue
Leonardo S. Rodríguez Claude Lévi-Strauss in the Century

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Analysis No. 16 (2011)
International Lacan Seminar
Gabriel Lombardi Public Lecture, Friday 9 April
Morning Session, Saturday 10 April
Afternoon Session, Saturday 10 April
Morning Session, Sunday 11 April
Afternoon Session Sunday 11 April

XIth Lacan Symposium

Leonardo S. Rodríguez A desire for what is possible
Kate Foord Lacan’s Proposition of 9 October 1967
Belinda Mackie Toiling at the oars
Susan Schwartz Not a pure desire

Psychoanalytic Papers
Geoffrey Boucher The Compositor of the Farce of Dustiny:
Lacan Reading, and Being Read by, Joyce
Lionel Diébold, The letter in psychosomatic phenomena
Jean-Louis Pedinielli of psychotic subjects
& Victoria Grace

Reviews
Rita Hayes Frances Moran: The Paradoxical Legacy
of Sigmund Freud: A Review

In Memorium
Leonardo S. Rodríguez In Memorium: Roberto Harari

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