[Jacques Lacan], The conference announced under the title "symptom" was pronounced Centre R. Saussure in Geneva, the 4 October 75, as part of a weekend of work organized by the Swiss Psychoanalytic Society. It was introduced by M. Olivier Flournoy. It appeared in Le Bloc-notes de la psychanalyse, 1985, No. 5, pp. 5-23., Date: 04 October 1975, Medium: Text / HTML, Quality: NA, Size: 98K bytes, Collected by aejcpp

[Jacques Lacan], This pneumatic is addressed to Mr. Soury or (sic) Mr. Thomé : 5 rue du Dahomey 75011. Paris. Private collection., Date: 22 September 1975, Medium: Text / HTML, Quality: NA, Size: 9K bytes, Collected by aejcpp

[Jacques Lacan], Response to the presentation of André Albert under study days of the Freudian School of Paris, School of Chemistry. Posted in Letters to the Freudian School, No. 24, 1978, pp. 22-24., Date: 14 June 1975, Medium: Text / HTML, Quality: NA, Size: 30K bytes, Collected by aejcpp

[Jacques Lacan], Days 14 and 15 June 1975, Paris, Maison de la Chimie. Posted in Letters to the Freudian School, No. 24, 1978, p. 7., Date: 14 June 1975, Medium: Text / HTML, Quality: NA, Size: 8K bytes, Collected by aejcpp

[Jacques Lacan], Express letter sent to 5, rue du Dahomey, Paris. Private collection., Date: 11 June 1975, Medium: Text / HTML, Quality: NA, Size: 8K bytes, Collected by aejcpp

[Jacques Lacan], Express letter sent to 5, rue du Dahomey, Paris. Private collection., Date: 03 June 1975, Medium: Text / HTML, Quality: NA, Size: 11K bytes, Collected by aejcpp

Sur le plaisir et la règle fondamentale
Response to the presentation of André Albert (delivered in June 75, was transcribed in No. 24 of Letters of the School). Text written by Liliane Fainsilber.

One of the interventions of Lacan about the pass at the Congress of the Grande Motte, written by Espaces Lacan. Published in Letters of the School No. 15. June 1975.
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Sur le plaisir et la règle fondamentale
Response to the presentation of André Albert (delivered in June 75, was transcribed in No. 24 of Letters of the School). Text written by Liliane Fainsilber.