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Oh My God(s) !

The Lacanian Review, n° 1

Spring / Printemps 2016

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TLR n°1 « OH MY GOD(S) » – Spring / Printemps 2016

All over the world, religions have become a prominent topic causing pain, casualties and blood. What does psychoanalysis know about Gods? What can other forms of knowledge teach psychoanalysis about religions and their subjective manifestations, such as faith? What effects do scientific developments have on religions and beliefs? Is Science replacing belief with certainty? Conversations, articles, interviews are presented here to help clarify the modern mutations of religions and their subjective effects. A solid knowledge made out of the advances in different scientific fields.

The general conversation in The Lacanian Review is vital for the psychoanalysist to know “the whorl into which his era draws him in the ongoing enterprise of Babel”. And, today, the English language is a Babel all of its own


OMG! All That New? Yes – Lacan keeps on being new, no matter how many times you read him. Opening this first issue you will discover:

  • a newly translated text on religion by Lacan,
  • two texts by Jacques-Alain Miller published here in English for the first time.

Marie-Hélène Brousse, Chief Editor

with Véronique Voruz, Managing Editor, & Colin Wright, Deputy Managing Editor.


Editorial : Marie-Hélène Brousse

Thematic section: OH MY GODS! (OMGS)

  • Jacques Lacan, ‘Religions and the Real’
  • Marie-Hélène Brousse, ‘To Exorcise that Good Old God

The dialogue:

  • Diarmaid McCulloch and Denis Crouzet, ‘Religious Schisms Past and Present’

“Oh Ye of Little Faith!”

  • Jacques-Alain Miller, ‘The Logical and the Oracular’
  • Ron Naiweld, ‘What is a Culture Without Faith?’

Faith no more!

  • Tom Harding, ‘Negative Theology and Psychoanalysis’
  • Michael Barkun, ‘Trust No One’
  • Dalia Arpin, ‘A Fundamentally Unbelieving Time’
  • Ron Naiweld, Why I Love my Mother Tongue

Idol/Idle Worship

  • Elizabeth Stewart, ‘Michael Angelo’s Last Pieta: From Semblant to Sinthome’
  • Gérard Wajcman, ‘Innocent Images’

The God of Numbers

  • Jacques-Alain Miller, ‘Desire for Certainty: Descartes and the Order of Reasons’
  • Éric Laurent, ‘The Society of Digital Distrust’
  • Colin Wright, ‘The Tyranny of the Average’
  • Clotilde Leguil, ‘Cognitivism or the Language of the Man without Qualities’

“This is my body”

  • Miquel Bassols, ‘Ramon Llull’s Amancia: A Mysticism or a Science of Love?

Formations of the Analyst

Supervision

  • Jacques-Alain Miller, Three Remarks on Supervision

Reduction: Analysts of the School

  • Danièle Lacadée-Labro, The Obscure Light
  • Jérôme Lecaux, You Can’t Read What You Have Written, But You Can Sign Off
  • Ana Aromí, Silent Storm
  • Marie Hélène Blancard, Crisis and the End of Analysis
  • Bruno de Halleux, A Fall

Our Congresses

Let’s Go! WAP/NLS

  • Éric Laurent, The Unconscious and the Body Event
  • Yves Vanderveken, Towards a Generalisation of the Clinic of Discreet Signs

Clinical work NLS Congress, Geneva

  • Claudia Iddan, The Point of Panic and the Malicious Other
  • Barbara Kowalów, In the Face of …., One is Entitled To
  • Ann Lysy and Florencia Shanahan, The Missing Partner
  • Luc Vander Vennet, The Body in the Analysand-Analyst … Couple
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