Psychoanalytical Notebooks
#25 | 2012
"Autism"
Summary
- Eric Laurent – Autism and psychosis: further dialogue with Robert and Rosine Lefort
- Jean-Claude Maleval – Why the hypothesis of an autistic structure?
- Eric Laurent – Spectres of autism
- Myriam Perrin – Construction of an autistic dynamic: From the extractor fan to the washing machine
- Enric Berenguer & Mariela Roizner – On route to speaking; speech taking shape in autism
- Hélène Deltombe – From autism to speech
- Corinne Rezki – A sinthomatic invention, what is that?
- Eric Laurent – Autism: epidemic or the ordinary state of the subject?
- Eric Laurent – Research and punish: ethics today
- Sylvie Dagnino – A week with ABA
- Pierre Naveau – The man who couldn’t get up in the morning
- Dinorah Otero – Attachad(a)
- Claire Hawkes – The man who came in from the cold
- Anne Lysy – Knowing how to do with one’s symptom
- Véronique Voruz – Ethics and morality in the time of the decline of the symbolic
- Kjell Soleim – Symptom formation in the case of a killer
- Bogdan Wolf – Politics of the unconscious: from the paradoxes of psychoanalysis to the ethics of the symptom
- Susana Huler – True or real
- Vanessa Place – Here is a joke
- Véronique Voruz – L’autiste et sa voix by Jean-Claude Maleval
- Ian Parker – The subject of psychosis: a Lacanian perspective by Stijn Vanheule