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Official Announcement

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THE PSYCHOANALYTICAL ACT AND ITS INCIDENCES:

CLINICAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL

 

Psychoanalysis is a discursive practice whose effects have been observed in clinical practice and also in daily life for over a century. Its innovative, even subversive positions have always been the subject of discussion inside and outside the psychoanalytic institutions.  The incidences of working with the unconscious show that listening to the symptom is possible, considering that this is the sign of the subject, not a manifestation of the disease. Now, in these times, when immediate jouissance is required, and fundamentalist discourses are heard, in a situation of inevitable discontent in culture, a treatment that will not offer a miracle cure or permanent consolation is an ethical reference that the acts of the word are transforming.

 

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Registrations

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Registration for the Fifth International Congresso n Convergence is now open.

Participants

All people interested in participating in the Fifth International Congress on Convergence should register via the site, completing the form according to their category, as per the summary-table below.

 

 

We remind you that before submitting a paper, you must first register as a participant.

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Preparatory Activity - Buenos Aires

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Convergencia,
Movimiento Lacaniano por El Psicoanálisis Freudiano

El Acto Analítico:
Sus incidencias clínicas, políticas y sociales

17 de marzo de 2012 - 9 - 13 hs. - Paseo La Plaza

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Iberê’s Spools, Freud’s Fort-Da

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Iberê’s Spools, Freud’s Fort-Da

Psychoanalytic act | Act of creation

Jaime Betts

Untitle | Iberê Camargo | 1975

 

“I have always sought transposition from reality, until the time when I took a spool as an object of my pictures, because it was the affectively charged object from my childhood“ Berg, Evelyn. Art above all.

“Art is using one thing to make another thing.” Alice Tessler de Sousa

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