Category Archives: Clinical Workshop

1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #15 Phallus

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#15 Phallus

The phallus object and the one who possesses it

The phallus, object so different from the penis, has among other particularity, of only being able to be possessed by one at any given time. What does it confer to the possessor and to the one who is lacking?

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #14 Reality, Hallucination in Psychosis

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#14 Reality, hallucination in psychosis

Reality & hallucination in psychosis

The passage of an object of reality into an object of desire is drastically transformed when a fundamental signifier is foreclosed. The object of reality is then transformed into hallucination.

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #13 Object of Reality, Object of Desire

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#13 Object Reality, Desire object

From an object of reality to an object of desire

What is the proximity between the objects that our senses perceive and the conscience that we have on them? If it is very minute, then part of our objects of desire is hallucinatory.

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #12 Projective Plane

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#12 Projective plane

The projective plane

The projective plan has been used widely by Jacques Lacan, mainly in its cross-cap presentation. What is a projective plane? Is the cross-cap the most relevant way to account for the human psyche?

On the railroad tracks:
— the discourse of the master says: “the railroad tracks are parallel”
— the discourse of the hysterical says: “I see tracks are converging toward a common point”
— the discourse of the university says: “the tracks are parallel and converge in a projective point”
— the discourse of the analyst says: “the subject is structured as a projective space”

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #11 Intension, Extension

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#11 Intension, extension

Psychoanalysis, pass, in intension, in extension

The pass in intension or in extension, psychoanalysis in intension or in extension, What is it when Lacan uses these terms? It seems that he uses these qualifications in a quite remote sense than the one they have in logics

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #10 The pass

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#10 The pass

Pass or Passes?

The Pass is not limited to an institutional procedure; with the welcome participation of Fanny Jeandel

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #09 The transference

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#09 The transference

The transference along the course of analysis

A sequel to the sinthome by Gérard Crovisier and a disappointing recording on transference and the desire of the analyst

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #08 The Sinthome

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#08 The Sinthome

The construction of sublimation by the sinthome

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #07 Anguish, Inhibition, Symptom

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#07 Anguish, Inhibition, Symptom

The journey from anxiety to symptom

How the symptom and its secondary benefit coexist

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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #06 Real, Symbolic, Imaginary

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#06 Real, Symbolic, Imaginary

The three dimensions of speech

These dimensions are also so-called dit mansions where the object comes to nest

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