London Society Special Preparatory Event Towards PIPOL 11, with Marie-Hélène Brousse
As early as 1968, Lacan proclaimed that “we could classify the mark, the scar left by the father’s disappearance under the heading and general notion of segregation”. That even though “our civilisation’s universalism and communication” purports to “standardise relations” for Lacan this produces “a complex, reinforced and constantly overlapping form of segregation that only manages to generate more and more barriers.” [1]
For our preparatory work towards PIPOL11, we are pleased to announce a special event with Marie-Hélène Brousse, psychoanalyst, member of the ECF, NLS and of the World Association of Psychoanalysis, who will be elaborating on new modes of racism today.
We look forward to seeing you there.
The deadline for submission of clinical texts for PIPOL is 8th April
Register for the Congress at the discounted price here
[1]Lacan. J., “1968 Note on the Father and Universalism,” transl. R. Grigg, The Lacanian Review No. 3/Spring, p. 11.
