[Lutecium-group] Jacques Siboni: Lectures at New College of California, San Francisco

[Jacques B. Siboni]

Here is the program of the lectures I'll  give at New College of California in 
San Francisco.
You're welcome to attend.

 
------------------ FIRST LECTURE --------------------
 
  Tuesday, January 17, 4:00 pm
 When Hatred becomes Xenopathy; The neurotic, psychotic and specific defensive 
functions of hate. Jacques Siboni, M.D., Visiting Psychoanalyst
 766 Valencia St., San Francisco
 
 New College of California Graduate School of Psychology is pleased to 
present:

 When Hatred becomes Xenopathy; The neurotic, psychotic and specific defensive 
functions of hate.

 Introduction by Dean Linda James Myers. 

 The first phase of psychoanalysis with its incumbent hatreds and loves 
particularly towards the analyst is always symptomatic of the patient’s 
fantasm projected onto the other. It is the jouissance wrapped up in the 
extreme passions, particularly hate, that offers the analyst an unusual 
opportunity to enable patients to confront the disturbing fantasies so 
frequently tied up in the abject assumptions about the other. We will explore 
how xenopathy is related to the jouissance of the Other and we will explore 
how psychoanalysis can help to deconstruct the gaze in order that an 
intersubjective exchange can reach beyond the fragility of visual illusion. 

 Jacques Siboni is well versed in Lacanian theory, and is a well-regarded 
analytic supervisor. His teaching style elucidates and clarifies how Lacanian 
theory works in clinical practice. Dr. Siboni lives and practices 
psychoanalysis in Paris. He will be available for individual consultations. 

 New College Students and Faculty Free admission 
 General Admission $20.00
 MFT/CEU hours $40.00

 Refreshments served at Dinner Break

 For further information, please call 415-437-3403, or contact us through our 
online inquiry form. 

http://www.newcollege.edu/events/Jan06.cfm#17



---------------- SECOND LECTURE ---------------------

Sat, January 21 and Sun, January 22, 2006
(Check for schedule at New College)

New College of California Graduate School of Psychology
is pleased to present

“Two Approaches of the Subject of the Unconscious”

Introduction Dean Linda James Myers 

Jacques Siboni, M.D.  Visiting Psychoanalyst

-- 1 Freudian understanding of path leading from perception to conciousness, 
an object of desire.

-- 2 Freudian sublimation: when symptom is tamed, a new concept arises, the 
sinthome.


- Part 1: An object of reality turns into an object of desire when fetched by 
a human being.
        - The lapsus as a marker of the unconscious structure.
        - The process from perception to consciousness in Freud's letter # 52  
to Fliess
        - The same process remodeled by Lacan.
        - The object of reality becomes an object of desire.
        - The tiny bit  of reality accessible to the talking being. 
        - The subject of the Unconscious

Part 2: From symptom to  sublimation
		- Minimal structure of the Real
        	- Minimal structure of the Imaginary
        	- Minimal structure of the Symbolic
        	- Structure of a subject's instant
        	- Three modalities of jouissance
        	- The Freud's triad Inhibition, Symptom, Anguish and the Lacan's 
triad, Anguish, Inhibition, Symptom.
        	- From the handicapping symptom to the sinthome, an approach to 
sublimation.

Part 3:  A topological approach of the concepts depicted beforehead.
        - A brief introduction to topology
        - The Saussure's Signifier-Signifying fraction.
        - This fraction bar is a Moebius strip.
        - The object of desire is a disk
        - The process from perception to consciousness stands on a projective 
plane
        - Real, Symbolic and Imaginary are toruses 
        - A subject's instant is a borromean knot 
        - The subject dealing with sinthom is a four toruses borromean knot.

All the best

Jacques Siboni

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Dr. Jacques B. Siboni mailto:jacsib at Lutecium.org
8 pass. Charles Albert, F75018 Paris, France
Tel: +33 142 287 678 Fax: +33 871 720 069
Home Page: http://jacsib.lutecium.org/