Evolution de la psychanalyse : 1956 : Maurice Bénassy
by Julia Evans on January 3, 1956
Available in French only at www.LacanianWorksExchange.net /authors a-z
p761-784 of La psychanalyse d’aujourd’hui, Work published under the direction of S. Nacht in collaboration with M. Bouvet, R. Diatkine, A. Doumic, J. Favreau, M. Held, S. Lebovici, P.Luquet, P. Luquet-Parat, P. Male, J. Mallet, F. Pasche, M. Renard, Preface by E. Jones
and J. de Ajuriaguerra, G. Bordarracco, M. Benassy, A. Berge, M. Bonaparte, M. Fain, P. Marty, P.C. Racamier, M. Schlumberger, S. Widerman ; P.U.F ; 1956
Commentaries on Jacques Lacan & Sacha Nacht
– See here, in the end note, for a historical perspective of Jacques Lacan’s relationships with this group.
– What is concealed by the so-called “Cht” and why? : 9th March 2019 : Réginald Blanchet or here
Linked text
La Psychanalyse des Enfants : 1956 : Serge Lebovici, René Diatkine, Jean Alphonse Favreau. Patrick Luquet et Catherine Luquet-Parat [J. Luquet-Parat] or here
Clinical analysis : 1956 : Maurice Bouvet or here
Importance du rôle de la motricité : 13th November 1954 (Paris) : Pierre Marty & Michel Fain or here
Jacques Lacan comments
Commented on by Jacques Lacan in Seminar IV : 21st November 1956 : p3 of Earl’s Court Collective translation : ECp3 : ‘you will see promoted that relation of object which is expressly posited in the article titled ‘Evolution de la psychoanalyse’9 ‘
Availability Seminar IV : The Relation of Object and Freudian Structures 1956-1957 : from 21st November 1956 : Jacques Lacan or here
&
Notes & References for Jacques Lacan’s Seminar IV : 21st November 1956 by Julia Evans on 28th February 2017 or here
Historical perspective:
Originally in French, in a collection of studies published by Dr S. Nacht by the Bibliotheque De L’Institut de Psychanalyse de Paris.
The relationship between Sacha Nacht & Jacques Lacan
Adapted from ‘Chronology: p209 to 211 of Dany Nobus: ‘Jacques Lacan and the Freudian Practice of Psychoanalysis’: Routledge: 2000:
1952, Summer: Sacha Nacht (1901-1977), president of the SPP, presents his views on the organization of a new training institute (Institut de Psychanalyse).
1952, December: Nacht resigns as director of the Institute, and Lacan is elected new director ad interim.
1952-1953: Lacan’s seminar on Freud’s case of the Rat Man.
1953, 20 January: Lacan is elected president of the SPP. Creation of the Société Française de Psychanalyse (SFP) by Daniel Lagache (1903-1972), Françoise Dolto (1908-1988) and Juliette Favez-Boutonnier (1903-1994); Lacan joins soon after.
Then …
1959, July: the SFP renews its request for affiliation to the IPA. Nomination of a committee of enquiry.
1961, August: the SFP is accepted as an IPA Study Group on the condition that Lacan and Dolto are progressively removed from their training positions.
1963, August: the IPA stipulates that the SFP will lose its status if Lacan continues to be involved in training matters.
1963, 19 November: a majority of SFP members decide to accept the IPA recommendation.
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Practicing Lacanian Psychoanalyst in Earl’s Court, London
Further posts:
Some Lacanian history : here
Of the clinic here
By Sigmund Freud here
Notes on texts by Sigmund Freud here
By Jacques Lacan here
Notes on texts by Jacques Lacan here
Translation Working Group here
By Maurice Bénassy here
By Maurice Bouvet here
By Francis Pasche here
By Michel Renard here
By Michel Fain here
By Pierre Marty here
