Posts for the “Skriabine Pierre” category
References for Ordinary Psychosis
by Julia Evans on October 29, 2015
Antoni Vicens : Some cases of Ordinary Psychosis in the CPCT of Barcelona : Text given at the Convention D’Antibes, 1999 : Published in Psychoanalytical Notebooks: Issue 19: Ordinary Psychosis: 2009 (now out (…)
Ordinary Psychosis with a Borromean Approach : 2009 : Pierre Skriabine
by Julia Evans on January 1, 2009
This is the text of a talk. It is not known when or where or to whom this talk was addressed. Translated by Pierre Skriabine Published in Psychoanalytical Notebooks : (…)
Knot and Name-of-the-Father : July 2006 (Rome) : Pierre Skriabine
by Julia Evans on July 13, 2006
Pierre Skriabine presented this text to the Vth World Association of Psychoanalysis’ conference in Rome, held on 13th -16th July 2006 Available here Published as p75-78 of the Vth World (…)
The Logic of the Scansion or Why a Session can be Short : 2000 : Pierre Skriabine
by Julia Evans on January 1, 2000
This text was published in La Cause Freudienne No 46, Paris,2000 Published in Psychoanalytical Notebooks, Vol 10 – Formation of the Analyst, June 2003, p131-138 Translated by Adrian Price Available (…)
Some Moral Failings Called Depressions: February 1997: Pierre Skriabine
by Julia Evans on February 1, 1997
Title: Some Moral Failings Called Depressions: February 1997: Author: Pierre Skriabine Translated by Jack Stone Published by www.lacan.com in The symptom Issue 1, here. Available here. or www.LacanianWorksExchange.net /authors (…)
Drive and Fantasy: 1994: Pierre Skriabine
by Julia Evans on June 1, 1994
Published: J CFAR The Journal of the Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research: Double issues 8 & 9: 1997 Available here 7th December 2018 : To request a copy of any text (…)
Clinic and Topology : 1993 : Pierre Skriabine
by Julia Evans on January 1, 1993
Clinic and Topology: The Flaw in the Universe, The Clinic of the Borromean Knot : 1993: Pierre Skriabine Translated by Ellie Ragland & Véronique Voruz Published in Lacan: Topologically Speaking, eds. (…)
