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Martinho, José Carlos Figueiras. "Clinique de la jouissance." Rennes 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002REN20060.
Full text@This work concerns the topology of jouissance and the way the psychoanalysis treats the sense of symptom. It studies also the return to Freud tempted by Lacan and the modalities of the psychoanalytical clinic of jouissance. The work finishes with a developed analysis of the case of Fernando Pessoa
Saint-Just, Jean-Luc de. "L' étoffe de la jouissance : contribution à l'élaboration du champ de la jouissance en psychanalyse." Nantes, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NANT3043.
Full textThe field of lust is still lying fallow, unencoded as Lacan put it. Since the overthrow carried out by Freud in 1920 concerning the compulsiveness of repetition and the death wish taken up by Lacan as the field of lust in his seminar called « L'Envers de la psychanalyse » (1969-1970), it is the whole psychoanalitical process which has to be reconsidered. This current work aims to contribute to this redefinition by deepening the issues of the coordinates of this field, first in the language and thought up to Freud but also with regard to the development of this field from Lacan onwards and eventually moving towards his last topological indications indentifying lust as the jamming space of a knot, a weaving. This writing about the effects of language, as well as its errors,is redefined by a put to the test of a re-reading of the « wolfman » as well as through contemporary psychopathology from the recently opened perspective given by a new psychic economy (Melman. C)
Brunel, Francois-Marie. "Psychanalyse, homosexualités et théories queer." Thesis, Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080046/document.
Full textThis thesis aims to confront psychoanalysis and U.S queer theories. Queer theorists are ambivalent towards psychoanalysis. For many authors, psychoanalysis is very useful to deconstruct gender, think about homosexualities, transgenderism and various sexual practices. They criticize egopsychology and uncover Freud’s work subversive aspects. Besides, some Lacanian aspects of the reading of Freud which are particularly innovative are unknown, such as Lacan’s theorization of masculine and feminine sexuations. Queer theorists are siding with masculine sexuation, ignoring feminine jouissance. It is obvious that queer theorists' reading has a strong utopian dimension, aiming for a political revolution of the society. More generally, it is the dimension of the real in the Lacanian sense which is unknown and ignored, and, because of that, the singular way in which the subject's body is affected by sexuality
Guyomard, Patrick. "Recherche sur les rapports entre la théorie et la pratique en psychanalyse." Paris 7, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA070021.
Full textRelationships between technical,practical and theoritical problems in psychoanalysis. Studies on the psychoanalytical session. Specificity of practise in psychoanalysis. Ethical questions. Ethic of psychoanalysts. Theory of desire (Freud, Lacan,Dolto)
Moulinier, Didier. "Psychanalyse et non-pychanalyse." Paris 10, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA100012.
Full textMascarenhas, Natalia Maria Dos Santos. "Les jouissances et leurs destins." Paris 7, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA070124.
Full textAlthough psychoanalysis is not a "Weltanchauung", the concept of mankind has changed radically with Freud's contribution. This was possible because Freud studied human nature based on the dynamics of its conflicting existence, whose effects go from "pathological" manifestation to creative activity. Central to this perspective is "Beyond the Pleasure Principle", which establishes clinical and ethical singularities of the analytical practice itself. Lacan revisited "Beyond the Pleasure Principle" during all its development to establish the concept of "jouissance", which gives a true compass for the analytical practice. Our study of this concept follows the Freudian-Lacanian developments throughout their works. These have as their basis the questions that come from the clinical process of cure, and are based on transference. Based on our study of "jouissance" we will see essentials themes that give a better understanding of the analytical cure, as follows : anxiety; the different social connections that are exhibited in different patterns of speech ; the flow of this speech over the theory of psychoanalytical discourse ; the analytical act ; Civilization and its discontents ; the ethic of psychoanalysis itself, feminine and masculine roles as well as some questions about feminine uncertainty and the function of the father; the difference relationships between knowledge and truth in the process of cure ; sexual identity ; identification, the oedipal constitution of humans and beyond Oedipus, the relationship between the drive toward life and the death drive, masochism and sublimation. All these themes are treated according to the different relationships between the real, symbolic, and imaginary registers, having as a background the dimension of "jouissance" expressed in the evidence of non-existence of sexual relation. They are studied in relation with diversification of "jouissance" and of its different destinies in the analytical cure
Sarmiento, Gricelda. "Pulsion de mort, jouissance : Anankè entre jouissance et pulsion de mort." Paris 7, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA070110.
Full textMoll, Olga. "Structures de la jouissance musicale : une interprétation psychanalytique /." Lille : ANRT, 2008. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41355596m.
Full textNigioni, Cédric. "Les mutations du lien social dans la société française à notre époque : étude des discours dominants entrainant de nouvelles modalités de jouissance." Nice, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011NICE2030.
Full textRodríguez, Diéguez María Paz. "De l'énigme au paradigme : La psychanalyse n'est pas homophobe." Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080104/document.
Full textThis investigation aims to respond to the critiques certain authors of queer theory have addressed to Lacanian theory, namely the accusation of homophobia. At the end of his teaching, Lacan recognized « There is no sexual relation »; and with this aphorism, he opened the door to a new paradigm oriented by the real: jouissance that aims at the impossible of the sexual relation. This substitutive jouissance, as Jacques-Alain Miller named it, doesn’t distinguish between neurosis and perversion. This new reading which goes beyond the structural clinic springs from the Borromean knot, in other words, that which holds the symbolic, real, and imaginary registers of desire and jouissance together. We purport to overcome the Oedipus complex by way of the very last Lacanian teaching. In order to do so, we revisited Freud’s extremely well-known case of the “young homosexual woman”, starting from new historical elements published in her biography entitled, Sidonie Csillag: Jeune Homosexuelle chez Freud, lesbienne dans le siècle. We will regard homosexuality from another angle thanks to the new Borromean conception. Our goal shall be to find the convergences between this new Borromean paradigm of psychoanalysis and Queer theory
Peirera, do Carmo Murta Claudia. "Psychanalyse et pensée formelle : logique de l'Eteros." Paris 8, 1998. http://octaviana.fr/document/174459114#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the conditions in which the formulas of sexuation appear in the theory of jacques lacan. The central aim is to determinate the philosophical and scientifc points of reference that are at the core of lacan's formulation of sexual difference. The starting point of this discussion is the following question: what exactly is the place that "formal thought" occupies in lacan's work? this question provides the fundamental framework of the dissertation and helps to establish its outline; it also underlies the general title of the thesis: "psychoanalysis and formal thought: logic of the eteros". In order to establish the boundaries of lacan's references to philosophy, the dissertation focuses upon three philosophical terms: one, other and being. In the first part, it endeavors to account for the lacanian elaboration of th notion of the "sexed being". In the second part, the issue is to identify the logical and mathematical references that lacan uses in his construction ofmathemes. The outcome oflacan's construction of mathemes - the formules of sexuation - makes it possible to throw some light on the notion of jouissance
Alfaro, Alba Cristina. "La promotion de symptômes sociaux." Paris 8, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA083390.
Full textThis thesis suggests that at the time of globalization the market, master-signifier of contemporary civilization, makes a political use of the symptom. This use implies the segregation of jouissance because of the fragmentation of the sense of the symptom and because of the promotion of standardized and universal surplus-jouissance objects which support the market´s profitability – and a reduction of desire to the level of need which, through demand, tends to drive consumption. From this starting point, this thesis offers an analysis of the modification of the definition Lacan gave for social discontents. The proletarian individual is replaced by the individual consumer, correlated to the ‘drive- individual’, a term introduced by Miller. Three clinical cases of anorexia published in psychoanalytic literature are examined. They bring to light a clinic of the failure of the symbolic, in which the object takes over from the signifier in limiting jouissance. The thesis discusses the future of psychoanalysis and of the analytic discourse into background of transformations of contemporary clinical
Fompeyrine, Denis. "L'image du corps, une ouverture vers l'inconscient ?" Rennes 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010REN20002.
Full textBody-mediated therapies are built on the concept of body image based on the body schema to perform their therapeutic action. The image of the body having no proper place in the structure as between the structure and the body, their theory is close to its limits. J. Lacan with the notion of the single stroke confirms the image of the body as a result of the signifier operation. The single stroke in the structure enciphers the real and then the jouissance of the body in the subjectivity should be taken in the fantasy. Ignoring the single stroke, bodymediated therapies support a positive interpretation of the image of the body supposed to ensure completeness. Their therapeutic purposes, on an educational mode, are away from the psychoanalytic approach where body image concerns the relationship of the patient to his jouissance taken in the field of the Other. F. Dolto invented the concept of Unconscious Image of the Body which strongly influences the body-mediated therapies, with the effect that the outcome of the seance, where the jouissance is potentially suggested, is largely based on the cons-transference. The body image dependents on the single stroke that symbolizes a real, is basically influenced by the non-existence of the sexual relation. Body-mediated therapies pose, when to them, a clinic without real that eliminates consideration of the singularity of the jouissance expressed in the words of the patient
Pertessi, Théodora. "Vers une clinique de la jouissance." Paris 8, 2009. http://octaviana.fr/document/158312422#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThe real clinic of jouissance constitutes the outcome of Lacan’s last lesson. The origin of the term ‘jouissance’ can be traced in the mirror stage and is established in the Imaginary. As far as methodology is concerned - regarding which, J. A. Miller’s Seminars have been a point of reference -, eight terms have been investigated separately, the desire, the phallus, the Name of the Father, the phantasy, the semblance, the letter, the object a, and the knot. These terms are related to the real of jouissance. On the other hand, the clinic of jouissance is differentiated from Lacan’s clinic of the Imaginary, as much as from the clinic of the Symbolic. The first is impeded by the notion of the impossible, while the second clashes with two deadlock postulates with regards to the signified. All the above have led Lacan to a new elaboration of the clinic, whose main point of reference is the “no relation” between the real and the meaning, the fact that jouissance is the jouissance of the One. Through investigation of the case of Saint John of the Cross, Lacn approaches the Jouissance of the Other, while the examination of James Joyce’s works, and his stabilization through writing in particular, allow Lacan to elaborate upon the clinic of the borromean knot. The real clinic of jouissance finds application in contemporary symptomatology and is founded in generalized forclusion. The status of the Other, of the subject, of the interpretation, of the symptom, of the diagnosis and of the cure are thus subject to considerable modifications, because what prevails from then on is the axiomatic of jouissance
Crosali, Corvi Cinzia. "Dépression : affect central de la modernité." Paris 8, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA083593.
Full textSince the end of the 20th century depression is a very widespread diagnosis in the field of mental health. Anyone, at any time of their life, can call themselves depressed. However, this “continuistic” clinical category conceals very different clinical registers. For psychoanalysis, depression is not a biological illness, nor is it a symptom, but an affect. It stems from a difficulty in the subject, of making the signifier resonate wit jouissance, to conjugate the symbolic with the real. It signals a disconnection from discourse and thus from the social link. Depression is closely linked with anxiety because a depressive state expresses the subject’s recoiling from anxiety and the emergence of the object that causes his desire. Unanchored from this object, the subject can no longer saturate his jouissance with his symptom. Only a differential diagnosis of depressive states allows for a clinical practice that takes the structure of each subject into account. The compass of this clinic of the depressive affect is ‘the object cause of desire’, to be distinguished from the object of desire. Far from the objective of normalisation, the psychoanalytic treatment of subjects said to be ‘depressed’ in the modern discourse, rather values every person’s potential, aiming towards original solutions, specific to each subject
Day, Terence. "Le malaise dans la jouissance : De l’incommodité du Sujet entre Droit et psychanalyse." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AZUR2041.
Full textThe individual is broached, and even defined, by theories underpinned by world-building philosophical assumptions: he is theorized. A more or less specific view of this individual is proposed by each theorization. He can be considered alone, individually, or in relation to others, collectively. Psychoanalysis tends to be oriented towards the subjectivity of individuality, producing its Subject. The Law tends to be oriented towards the objectivity of the community, producing its subject. For the individual, being caught in theses theoretical structures is inevitably ensnaring. We will focus on the term of jouissance, Lacanian field for psychoanalysis, and prerogative of property for the Law. Treading the Lacanian grounds, jouissance is impossibility, while she is possibility wherein the juridical precinct; most certainly unfruitful for the Subject, but especially fruitful for the subject; very abstruse, she is unruly and abusive for Lacan, uncannily; very practical, she is obedient and conditioned in the french Civil Code, for financial profitability. In a paradoxical effort to fixate on dissimilar, although essentially philosophically decreed, jouissances, the Lacanian field superimposes itself onto the juridical property prerogatives. Thus, the turbulences of the psychopathology of everyday postmodernity are enlightened, the attitude of psychoanalysis vis-à-vis its Subject reveals itself, the absolute relativity at the outset of the individual when liable to a theory is recalled. This being brought before the finding of an abuse, radically apart from juridical property, to place more towards psychoanalysis than to lay upon the shoulders of its guilty Subject, affected by discontent in jouissance
Bisson, Mélany. "Éthique du devenir "sujet femme" : le sacré aux frontières de la jouissance." Thèse, Bordeaux 3, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/18205.
Full textPérez, Monge José Manuel. "Le corps entre langage et jouissance." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA080117.
Full textThis thesis talks about the body concept which has been elaborated since the psychoanalysis ́ discovery by Freud, followed by Jacques Lacan teaching development. The aim of this thesis is to develop the concept of body. We will ask what are the elements that define it and what is its relationship with language. In order to answer this question, we will study Freud's change from the study of the biological body to the discovery of a body constructed from representations articulated by the laws of language. We will research the relationship of the symbolic and imaginary register with the biological body. We will explore the development that Jacques Lacan carries out to delimit this concept from different moments of his teaching. Finally, we will study an extract from James Joyce's novel A portrait of the artist as a young man. This study will be based on two methodological perspectives: The one developed from the investigations carried out about ordinary psychosis from the teaching of J.-A. Miller, and the one developed from the discourse analysis in the narrative psychology. This double study will allow us to establish the functioning of language in relation to the body concept from different perspectives
La presente tesis hace referencia al concepto del cuerpo que es elaborado desde el descubrimiento del psicoanálisis por Freud, seguido por el desarrollo que Jacques Lacan hace a lo largo de su enseñanza. Nos preguntamos cuáles son los elementos que definen su estructura y cuál es su relación con el lenguaje. Para poder responder a esta cuestión, nos situaremos en el momento en que Freud hace el cambio de campo de estudio desde el cuerpo biológico, con su formación de neurólogo, hasta un cuerpo que se construye a partir de representaciones que funcionan por las leyes lingüísticas. A partir de aquí, desarrollaremos cómo el lenguaje y la imagen se construyen en relación a este cuerpo, y el desarrollo que Jacques Lacan hace para establecer un conocimiento que pueda delimitar este concepto. Por último, estudiaremos un extracto de la obra de James Joyce Retrato del artista adolescente , a partir de la perspectiva metodológica desarrollada por la psicosis ordinaria y el análisis del discurso como metodología dentro de un contexto narrativo. Esta doble perspectiva nos permitirá establecer el funcionamiento del lenguaje en relación al cuerpo desde distintas ópticas
Baeskens, Thierry. "« Une éthique de célibataire (…) » ou ce que l’homme Montherlant enseigne à la psychanalyse." Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080111.
Full textBy this research work, we wanted to reveal within the literary of Montherlant, a sense deeper that would have eluded Montherlant, to its readers. Our approach is attached to cross these characters of literary expressions with elements of the biography of the author. Since it is quite certain that the mind of of montherlant's work cannot ignore the specific references to the human knowledge that has provided us with the writing of his biography. We considered that a certain ethic of psychoanalysis must study the perversion as the untouchable core of desire and pushed a little further this study now tight his report at work, in the text. Restating searching our entitled study of a 'case', could be thought of as the constitution of the desire for, ∀x.Φ(x), all-man. We have used in our work the term single in the Lacanian sense, different from common sense, where it acted accordingly or to designate the subjects out of wedlock or the absence of wife but the diversity of wouid economies in which the woman is not the object. Sigmund FREUD, Psychopathologie de la vie quotidienne, Petite Bibliothèque Payot, translated from the German by Dr. S. Jankélévitch, Paris, 1924. p. 239. "It feels generally free to choose the words and images to express his ideas. But a more careful observation shows that many considerations extraneous to the ideas that decide this election and that the form in which we flow ideas often reveals a deeper meaning, which we are not ourselves. »
Moll, Olga. "Structures de la jouissance musicale : une interprétation psychanalytique." Paris 8, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA082350.
Full textMusic will be discussed hereunder using psychoanalytical concepts. The ground will be Freud's and Lacan's theories. First, the road from linguistic to psychoanalysis , that places meaning in a new field and lets music be considered a discourse, as well as dreams or symptoms. Musical activity will be confronted to Lacan's intersubjectivity diagram. Applied research studies demonstrated that human development was driven by desire and its realisation. Music will therefore be analysed from the angle of desire. Music's singularity among other forms of sublimation will be obvious. The Orpheus myth, which is of paramount importance for musical activity, will be analysed through its early versions, then through its musical adaptations. The musical discourse will be finally focused on, searching for clues of displacement or condensation
Choukroun, Jessica. "Des passions de l'etre à l'hainamoration : pour une clinique du ravage au féminin." Nice, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008NICE2012.
Full textBehind the pretences, when they are untied, emerges the reality of devastation. Love leads to devastation when it asks more identity, more being. The aim of this work is to dismantle the logic of devastation by examining its aspects in particular, in the psychopathological field of the adolescence. More than that, it wants to highlight that devastation is a structural fact related to a real clinic that belongs to the feminine. Nourished by the passions of the being, the devastation is related to the impossible subjectivation of the body of pleasure of the one who consideres herself as a woman through language although not defined by phallocentric logic. Devastation leads to hainamoration, this zone of the analytical experiment that Jacques Lacan highlighted. Hatred as a fundamental passion is questioned here in its statute to be rehabilitated in a contemporary social link which gets down to evacuate the dimension of lack and otherness whereas the body, which is the place of the Other par excellence, pays the price of it. The hatred of the feminine, the hatred of the Other in itself; whether it applies to the mother, the lover, the being or to God, hatred is the hatred of the manque-à-être, the hatred of everybody’s extime part. Treating devastation leads to an ethics of the act, adequate to this moterialisme of the unconscious which makes words and bodies resound, for a subject to be able to get used to his being
Fericelli, Vincent. "Enjeux et pertinence de la psychanalyse appliquée dans le champ de la santé mentale en France." Paris 8, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA083982.
Full textThis research looks at the role and relevance of psychoanalysis among the psychotherapeutic techniques which has been the focus of media attention since these ten years in France. Inspired by models from cybernetics and modern science discourses, the treatment protocols ensure their credibility due to statistical studies that highlight the need for mental orthopaedic to handle psychological issues regarded as cognitive dysfunction. In order to study another alternative to a therapy which leans on the suggestion effects, our development will focus on the evolution which the psychoanalysis is going to experience on the issue of therapeutic effectiveness. We will see how the "applied psychoanalysis" makes Lacan response to the Freudian proposal "fringe benefit" owing to an ethic that preserves the didactic psychoanalysis of an ideal therapeutic. We will then explore the question of subject from the desire graph, in order to give prominence to the terms of an irreducible enjoyment to the simple effects of sense of the phantasm crossing. Therefore, we will clear the nature of a real that we will propose to process based on the concept of sinthome to demonstrate that there is no other way to work with the enjoyment than to learn to live with it by relying on what is basically incurable. We will deduce that this is about a paradoxical therapy that proceed to the direction of the impossible and whose major effects, as have been observed both in the field of treatment and in the institution, are measured primarily by life’s drives revival due to their openness of the desire
Lévy, Alexandre. "Conception et conditions d'existence du fantasme dans la psychose : argument psychopathologique et psychanalytique." Rennes 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007REN20013.
Full textThis research developps the thesis of phantasm’s existence in psychosis, phantasm as a formation supporting subjective structure specificities. Our study refers to the clinical and psychoanalytical field. In the first part, we set up the historical context of phantasm’s notion, the emergence and evolution of the conceptions, up to the logical and topological formalization. The developments about the notion of object “a” allowed us to specify the phantasm’s situation related to concepts such as the desire and the jouissance. In a second part of the research, we introduce the question of psychosis, while arguing the radical absence of the phantasm as a fundamental structure in the subjective inscription. In the third part, we consider the possible development of a phantasm in psychosis, as attempted construction supporting the structure far from a clinical and psychopathological decompensation. We can notice this suppleance’s mode often related to the major need to achieve a cutting, splitting the subject from the object of jouissance
Vazquez, Chevanne Maria Ximena. "La sublimation dans l'enseignement de Lacan et son rapport à la clinique psychanlytique." Thesis, Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080016/document.
Full textConcerns: to question it inside the theory and to put it in resonance with the clinic to determine its field application and its heuristic value. Starting from its conceptual belonging to the doctrine of jouissance, this research shows how sublimation contributes to the determination of two dimensions of the psychoanalytic experience: the emergence of the subject beyond the pleasure principle and the constitution of the object below this principle. A topology of the transfer that articulates them becomes visible in the light of its conceptualization. On this axis, this research posits that the Lacanian conceptualization of sublimation questions the reduction of transference to its imaginary and narcissistic nature. With the concept of sublimation, this reduction, de-constructive of the love of transfer enunciated by Freud and theorized from the perspective of the relationship of the lover to the beloved in the Platonic banquet, is doomed to be surpassed as a necessity of discourse by courteous love. Clinical vignettes show how sublimation intervenes in a practice that aims at the conversion of jouissance to desire according to the device of the letter and structures by its action the psychoanalytical discourse. A valorization of the term of sublimation is essential in order to specify its specificity in front of others which are correlative to it like the neologism sinthome or the acceptation that Lacan gives to the term of stool. An epistemological consideration emerges from its autonomous capacity to produce knowledge within the discourse of psychoanalysis
Decan, Philippe. "Jouissances, assuétudes et contraintes." Paris 8, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA081061.
Full textSome common points to addict people are analysed in this thesis. This includes drug addicts, but also food addicts, game addicts, theft addicts, etc : all those people who center all (or most of all) their psychical investments on only one axis during a period of their life. (hypercathexis of use). The first part is a quick history about drug's use. Then a shortstock of the psychanalytical works about addiction is taken (mainly french authors). The next part develops the concept of "disbinding's enjoyment" or "disconstruction's enjoyment". Then comes a clinical part centered on incarcerated drug addicts. At least a come back on theory allows to question the concept of : ego, superego, i, subject, sublimation; and to do some suggestions for a psychanalytical approach of the concerned people
Baeskens, Thierry. "« Une éthique de célibataire (…) » ou ce que l’homme Montherlant enseigne à la psychanalyse." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080111.
Full textBy this research work, we wanted to reveal within the literary of Montherlant, a sense deeper that would have eluded Montherlant, to its readers. Our approach is attached to cross these characters of literary expressions with elements of the biography of the author. Since it is quite certain that the mind of of montherlant's work cannot ignore the specific references to the human knowledge that has provided us with the writing of his biography. We considered that a certain ethic of psychoanalysis must study the perversion as the untouchable core of desire and pushed a little further this study now tight his report at work, in the text. Restating searching our entitled study of a 'case', could be thought of as the constitution of the desire for, ∀x.Φ(x), all-man. We have used in our work the term single in the Lacanian sense, different from common sense, where it acted accordingly or to designate the subjects out of wedlock or the absence of wife but the diversity of wouid economies in which the woman is not the object. Sigmund FREUD, Psychopathologie de la vie quotidienne, Petite Bibliothèque Payot, translated from the German by Dr. S. Jankélévitch, Paris, 1924. p. 239. "It feels generally free to choose the words and images to express his ideas. But a more careful observation shows that many considerations extraneous to the ideas that decide this election and that the form in which we flow ideas often reveals a deeper meaning, which we are not ourselves. »
Lopez, Dolores Lolita. "Les épreuves de détresse et de jouissance dans les exploits sportifs à risques : interprétation psychopathologique." Paris 13, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA131017.
Full textThe practice of himalayist mountaineering is a subjective trial during which the subjects are exposed to dangers connected with the reality of both body and nature. Hypoxia and coldness take hold of the alpinist in high altitude. Psychophysiology is put to test with the potential damage of brain or lung oedema which may cause death. The field which induces accidents is dangerous for subjects trying to move forward and reach a summit over 26000 feet high. As we thought a parallel could be drawn between the phenomenology linked to the infant's distress and the one described by the himalayist climbers, we examined the Freudian psychoanalytical concept "hilflosigkeit". To the "primitive agonies" endured by the nurseling, the adult would respond with real agonies experenced when being in the field of very high altitude. The fantasy of mastering any danger is reinforced with a fantasy of omnipotence and immortality denying the symbolic castrations. The metaphore used to describe The Mountain are very often archaic and sexual. The moutain is a make-believe incarnation of the utmost "Autre" (a Lacanian concept). The subject would attempt an incestuous close-up on the heroic mode. The possibility of an access to "Das Ding" via la "jouissance" would lead straightaway to the extinction of the subject of desire, need and greed. The ordeals and feats would enable the individual to re-originate himself in an inversion of "i did not choose to be born". The illusive ideal of autonomy is backed up by the denials about risk-takings. Grown-up in search of physical as well as psychic ordeal may have been infants craving for a reassuring "holding" and later, they may have become hyperactive children. Traumatophili which appears too in this process suggests we can figure the trauma being repeated in a circular movement as something which might be solved at last. The outcome of our thesis labour has been archieved via clinical interviews and testimonies of himalayist moutaineers
Antonochvili-Belarbi, Danielle. "Traumatismes d'hier : effets futurs ou le sujet symptôme familial: analyse de la reproduction de comportements violents en famille." Paris 7, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA070053.
Full textPsychical transmission is the mainspring of human subject construction done not only by symbol and value transmission, but also by unconscious transmissions. Past traumas can be repeated in the psyche of subjects of the same family, as an individual or family symptoms, through the movement of an unconscious within the family. Then we are in front of a "symptom-subject" of the family which fonctions as a link in a signifying chain. The absence of paternal fonction keeps pending the symbolic System and the signifier. Hence transgenerational trace develops. Unbounded subjects, free from symbolic law, can frequently persist in acting out and self destruction. We are interested with all the metapsychology : we can see the process of "dis-idealization", the weak super-ego and ideal ego, the dominating death drive, the rift in symbolic System, the real stealing a lead over the symbolic System. We observe the subject repeating the real as a symptom in order to find the symbolic realm. The taboo works as a trauma or a debt with a symbolic transmission, an unknown heritage, according and an unconscious culpability conveyed from one generation to another. The writing of the trauma and the effect produced by the culpability leave a trace. We call it writing of the family history through the use of symptoms, as an attempt to represent traumatic effects. The repulsed psychic event will take a disastrous magnitude in the unconscious, carries on symptoms, which form a discourse, as an appeal to the symbolic System
Rivera, Largacha Silvia. "Les consommations de drogues, la jouissance et le lien social." Université catholique de Louvain, 2007. http://edoc.bib.ucl.ac.be:81/ETD-db/collection/available/BelnUcetd-12182007-174556/.
Full textBilloret, Annick. "La question du féminin, de la jouissance et de l'objet dans l'anorexie." Aix-Marseille 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX10106.
Full textGomez, Henri. "La Réalité depuis Freud." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081892.
Full textMoatti-Gornet, Danièle. "Qu'est-ce qu'une femme ? : traité d'ontologie." Paris 8, 1998. https://octaviana.fr/document/18185998X#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textBialer, Marina. "Le corps dans l'autisme et dans la schizophrénie." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070125.
Full textThis work discusses autism and schizophrenia based on two key concepts of this thesis: the object (a) and the unary trait — trait of the Other. We try to account for a unique relationship of the autist to the signifier, a failure to incorporate the primordial signifier of the Other. We distinguish the autistic, who has not incorporated the mark of the jouissance of the Other, who has not incorporated the primordial signifier, and the schizophrenic, who has incorporated the mark of the jouissance of the Other, but is not able to use established discourses to build his/her own body, to name his/her own body. There is the possibility of constructions around the Sxs+ jouissance to label, no name, instead of the discourses in default. We distinguish schizophrenia strategies through an effort of placement of jouissance by the letter, and autistic strategies through an effort of placement of jouissance on the rim, on the boards
Aly, Laurence. "Wittgenstein : l'envers de l’œuvre." Paris 8, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA083808.
Full textIn his Seminar XVII, Lacan says that Wittgenstein's philosophy is a special reply to the truth of the master hidden by the desire for knowledge within the university discourse. We wish to show that, contrary to the philosophers’ tendency to capture the other’s desire by occupying the place of the Big Other, Wittgenstein does not want to save the truth, which does not go without a psychotic subjective position in as much as the truth, from his standpoint, is not a rock but much rather what he does not want to know anything about. In that light, he philosophizes without the truth, thus thwarting that which, about the truth of the symptom, cannot be escaped, and opposing any half-saying. Nothing about it can be said, because to do so one should place oneself outside of language : the truth is identified with the unspeakable in such a way that it gets neutralized. We thus reveal that Wittgenstein’s operation forces the truth to silence : it proceeds from the rejection of the unconscious. On Wittgenstein’s tree, says Lacan, there are no fruits : his work is not done for more-of-to enjoy and kills the knowledge by hunting out the belief contained in it. Thus, to philosophize without the truth is tantamount to a name of sinthome in so far as, in it, clears up an opaque enjoyment which excludes the enjoyed-sense since it is short-circuited by the logic stops that Wittgenstein finds out in the language as an artificial limit of meaning : there is inexprimable. Our final discussion concerns the question of whether Wittgenstein embodies the sinthome : can he embody it since he bridles his word by the fierce imperative : "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent"
Tanguy, Chantal. "Contribution à la psychopathologie de la vie amoureuse : le « cas » Adèle Hugo, entre lignages et ruptures : une clinique de la passion." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011REN20047.
Full textAdèle Hugo was born between two revolutions : the literary one and the political one known as The French Revolution. The last-born, she has been introduced by her father as « a work promising to live ». We learnt thanks to Adèle how a fore-written inscription, this ascription as an object, determined the young woman’s subjective position; therefore,we have been able to see her psychic construction. Her life had been marked by many breaks. The first one, at birth, her parents get assunder ; the second was the mariage and the death of her sister, then the imposed exile by her father, and at last her own exiles. Adèle who was not the favorite daugther, made all her best to become « the exceptional daugther » of this extraordinary man. To no avail. Writing in « a new langage », she consignes her spirit. Her writing, work of the letter, allowed her to have a nearly normal life, till the day she met Leutenant Pinson ; her sister, through spiritism told her « mysister, love him ! »
Pérez, Monge José Manuel. "Le corps entre langage et jouissance." Thesis, Paris 8, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA080117.
Full textThis thesis talks about the body concept which has been elaborated since the psychoanalysis ́ discovery by Freud, followed by Jacques Lacan teaching development. The aim of this thesis is to develop the concept of body. We will ask what are the elements that define it and what is its relationship with language. In order to answer this question, we will study Freud's change from the study of the biological body to the discovery of a body constructed from representations articulated by the laws of language. We will research the relationship of the symbolic and imaginary register with the biological body. We will explore the development that Jacques Lacan carries out to delimit this concept from different moments of his teaching. Finally, we will study an extract from James Joyce's novel A portrait of the artist as a young man. This study will be based on two methodological perspectives: The one developed from the investigations carried out about ordinary psychosis from the teaching of J.-A. Miller, and the one developed from the discourse analysis in the narrative psychology. This double study will allow us to establish the functioning of language in relation to the body concept from different perspectives
La presente tesis hace referencia al concepto del cuerpo que es elaborado desde el descubrimiento del psicoanálisis por Freud, seguido por el desarrollo que Jacques Lacan hace a lo largo de su enseñanza. Nos preguntamos cuáles son los elementos que definen su estructura y cuál es su relación con el lenguaje. Para poder responder a esta cuestión, nos situaremos en el momento en que Freud hace el cambio de campo de estudio desde el cuerpo biológico, con su formación de neurólogo, hasta un cuerpo que se construye a partir de representaciones que funcionan por las leyes lingüísticas. A partir de aquí, desarrollaremos cómo el lenguaje y la imagen se construyen en relación a este cuerpo, y el desarrollo que Jacques Lacan hace para establecer un conocimiento que pueda delimitar este concepto. Por último, estudiaremos un extracto de la obra de James Joyce Retrato del artista adolescente , a partir de la perspectiva metodológica desarrollada por la psicosis ordinaria y el análisis del discurso como metodología dentro de un contexto narrativo. Esta doble perspectiva nos permitirá establecer el funcionamiento del lenguaje en relación al cuerpo desde distintas ópticas
Greiveldinger-Winling, Charles. "Le surmoi ou la disjonction : détermination d'un concept psychanalytique : le surmoi." Montpellier 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007MON30027.
Full textIn 1914, in On Narcissism : an Introduction, Freud invents the “ego ideal”. In 1922 – 1923, in The Ego and the Id, the “superego”. The hypothesis is that this gap between two words is the expression of the two “periods” of the settlement of the same “instance”, that Rosenzweig’s distinction between “origin” and “beginning” can illustrate, life is here becoming human life, subjective process and communal share. Thanks to Levinas, the fact of taking into account these two Freudian terms “Uber Ich” – “Ideal Ich” will lead to the revelation of the superego as a circuit break : a circuit break subsequently confirmed by Lacan, which makes it possible to pass from chronological time to logical time. In the psychoanalytical field, this same gap will permit one to articulate the distinction between primal repression and repression, while, bringing out at the same time, in the philosophical field, the affirmation of a link between reason and ethics, then the need to even criticize reason by reason. Still missing from the notion of circuit break, is the notion of guilt. The Book of Samuel and the drama of the Destiny of King Saul, highlight this other side of the superego, like primary, original guilt. His land threatened by the enemy, the king addresses a prayer to God but God does not answer. Therefore Saul turns to a necromancer, who, through ventriloquism, has God “speak”. This masquerade, which is nevertheless unable to mask God’s silence – a sign of what former offence, sin committed by Saul ? – compels him, when confronted with unspeakable horror, to kill himself
Gómez, Cabra Magda Liliana. "La clinique de la psychose et l'autisme chez l'enfant et la pratique à plusieurs." Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080119/document.
Full textConsidered first and foremost as a mental illness, autism is nowadays being approached as a Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) and, more recently still, as a disorder on the Autism Spectrum, as presented in the fifth edition of the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). The imposition of criteria from this manual, the emergence of the cognitive sciences, alongside research in genetics and neurobiology, have led to autism being considered as a “disability” that would fall more under the remit of “specialized education” than that of psychiatric or psychological treatment. The psychoanalytic clinic has for some years now been called into question as a treatment for autism, by public healthcare bodies and the media alike. From the perspective of Lacanian psychoanalysis, autism is not a “disability”, but a subjective position of Being and a singular mode of jouissance, in line with Éric Laurent’s assertion that it entails a return of jouissance in a rim, a jouissance that may be treated by means of a clinic of the real that uses objects, speech, and the body. In this thesis, we study autism from the angle of the clinic and its effects. We draw on the early psychiatric and psychoanalytic texts, on Lacan’s teaching, and on concepts developed by some of his students. We look chiefly at a clinical practice specific to institutions, so-called “multi-person practice”, which was derived from the aforementioned teachings. Lastly, we present two studies of autistic subjects who were able to transform their jouissance into an apparatus and turn towards a social bond on the basis of their own specific inventions, without, however, leaving their autism behind
Colombel, Bernadette. "La lettre et le symptôme : du symptôme à la voie du désir." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081218.
Full textCan literary writing discern potential causes of symptoms or corporal ailments and thereby reduce corporal writings? this expresses the underlying preoccupation of our research project. We elaborate the hypothesis that writing can reduce the apparition of physical ailments. In order to develop our argumentation, we examine first the letter as a form of writing an then the function of the written text, both with reference to the lacanian classification distinguishing + that which writes itself ; and + that which cannot write itself ;. We discuss the question of + symptom ; which affects the body and + synthome ;, as in the case of joyce, that palliates the foreclosure of names-of-the-father. With reference to clinical cases, we next deal with the question of corporal writing (symptoms, delirious physical sensations. . . ). This analysis is followed by a study of the french mystic, marie de l'incarnation (1599-1672), based principally on her relation of 1654. A careful analysis of these forms of writings enables us to show that bodily writing as a writing of + jouissance ; which tends to transform the + jouissance ; and englobe the cause of the desire. Similarly, in contrast to physical ailments which are a consequence of repression of the absence (of the other), the writings of marie de l'incarnation border on the impossible and appear to hinge on the desire which the mystic does not seem to have abandoned. This research highlights the evolution of the initial question, which could be formulated as follows: how can literary writing become a means of expressing one's subjective truth?
Salin, Marie-Lise. "Les couples sérodifférents au VIH/SIDA en Guadeloupe : Du trauma à la jouissance." Paris 7, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA070117.
Full textThis study on the HIV/AIDS serodifferent couples in Guadeloupe plunges us into the heart of trauma and climax. An issue which is even more at stake for these couples now, since the way in which the virus has become a feature of everyday life, the success of the treatments and the supposéd comeback to an almost normal life of the persons who are HIV positive. Through these f ive different clinical pictures, what can mean this chassé-croisé between trauma and climax and its intimate connection with the death wish evident in hatred, cruelty, repetition, perversion and masochism ? Beyond this updating of the development of the psychic life of these HIV/AIDS serodifferent couples, this study gives to understand that traumatic limax remains a challenge for the couples To answer it today there is cause for thinking on the one hand about the existence of this "new psychic economy", inflected by the particularly vivid societal model. Moreover, it is necessary to offer a therapeutic device to take into account the dimension of the individual and conjugal suffering manifest in the analysed behaviours and in the presence of the symptom
Saadi, Véronique. "Justice, crime et délinquance à la lumière de la psychanalyse." Paris 8, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA083814.
Full textAt the dawn of the 21th century, the contemporary discourses on justice, delinquency and crime are being oriented by a policy resorting to behaviorism where security aims at correcting every behavior deviating from the norm. This research proposes exploring another way,the one supported by the psychoanalytical ethic made up by Freud and Lacan. The distinction between criminal passage to the act and "acting-out" questions the delinquency phenomena in this period of the pluralisation of the Names of the Father. This research is based on a clinical practice with adolescents treated within the framework of the youth justice system
Bastiani, Flora. "L'épreuve de l'autre homme dans la philosophie d'Emmanuel Levinas." Toulouse 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009TOU20006.
Full textExistent is preoccupied by its situation in the world, the pursuit of happiness according to its choices, the effects of its actions on its life and its future. Emmanuel Levinas teaches us how to question this first place so obviously accorded to the subject. Our study was built around Levinas's description of the opening of the subject to a new perspective called ethics. While going over the transformations of subjectivity throughout Levinas's philosophy, we have tried to test the assertion of the potential insertion of this existent turned towards itself in the reversal of the ontological order. How can one turn egology inside out, expose intimacy, until it becomes a wound for the other ? How can Levinas's ethics be possible ? From the anguish of there is to the substitution without limit of one with the other, the reversal of the order in the world seems brutal and yet fascinating. But much more than the subject, it is the other who, despite its enigmatic way of staying in the background, will unwind the ethical experience : the face of the other, exposing its frailness and its will not to be murdered, appealing in its distress to be accounted for, turns out to be the key to the ethical possibility. This miserable face, under the make-up of the social role, that we see each day without noticing it (the child, the parent, the stranger) not only reveals our identity but above all strikes us with terror : we are responsible for its misery, usurping at all times its enjoyment of the world. From this face comes the duty of offering, up to that of maternity and paternity for the other. Then again, the disorder of the other, this fascinating discovery of the limit of the infinity through the face, how can this become the possibility of a contented self by its power on things, while enjoying its freedom ? Why can't this self, thrown into the world, just work for its own happiness ?
Mazzola, Manuela. "Ce qui pousse la femme hors-la-loi : de la féminisation de la violence dans ses rapports à la psychanalyse." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCC169.
Full textOn principle, right treats equally the two sexes while servants domains lead thought in apeace’s deadlock brought by the women and wars brought by the men. Feminine crime hasalways remains minor towards mens. Since crossed analysis from historicians, jurists,criminologists, sociologists and psychologists, groups of researchers mobilize abundant andmultiple sources that reveals the complexity of criminal women’s representations built andsedimented for centuries. Today feminine’s infractions rise forms a new field ofinterdisciplinary research. Better questionning civilization and its discontents on the currenttrend towards feminine violence consists in reopening the Pandora box by this ancestral themeof criminal woman. Under this feminine print which characterises our current world thisthesis initiate us in the path of psychoanalysis researches in its reports with the acting outfrom a clinical practice in prison environment. Feminine’s position is not to be confused withthe feminine jouissance, what this touch of the real from the out-law comes to teach us ?Before failure of the phantasm, both in neurosis and psychosis, violences never ceased toescape (the chain of signifier ou the signifier machine). From the enlightement of freudian’steaching and direct by this non oedipal’s logic introduced by the theory of Lacanianjouissance, we question the violent enactment as a short-circuit of unconscious reality
Sulbarán, Zerpa Maricela. "Le travail du corps et les pirouettes de la jouissance." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA070003.
Full textOur investigation consisted in analyzing a number of elements that can show an aspect of the "jouissance" occurring in two groups of subjects that "work" their body: dancers on one hand, and those that undergo cosmetic surgery for aesthetic reasons on the other. These two groups build themselves a body throughout the "work". To achieve a degree of beauty by use of aesthetic surgery can offer individuals a gain in "jouissance" "plus-of-jouissance". For some dancers, in addition to obtaining that "plus-of-jouissance", it is possible to add another "jouissance" (jouissance autre). Our research work was based on three clinic cases as well as an interview to ten dancers of contemporary dance. Two of the clinic cases concern patients that we have seen in our practice: thé fîrst one is about a woman that resorted to cosmetic surgery and the second concerns a dancer. We then examined the case Nijinski from his writings: his Notebooks, which put in evidence a tendency to the "jouissance of the Other". In all three cases, we have identified the "pirouettes" accomplished by each of the subjects to get around something in the "jouissance". What is in play here is something of the realness that is attached (or suspended) very especially to the body
Hamon, Romuald. "Les fonctions des stigmates de la Passion du Christ." Rennes 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006REN20016.
Full textStigmatized Christians are fascinating. According to different ages and views, some people believed they had cleared up the unpenetrated darkness surrounding the miracle of the wounds of the Passion of Christ. And although cases of stigmatization have become rare, the passion for this unusual physical phenomenon endures. Yet a study of the Pio, Lebouc, Higginson, Beauvais and Galgani cases reveals that the stigmata proceed either from self-mutilation or from a ruse suggesting their presence. However, the main point does not lie here. Research into this peculiar form taken by the relationship between the subject and his or her body proves to be more fruitful, and this all the more so since the phenomenon finds legitimacy in Catholicism and is upheld by a mystic relation to Jesus. Following the Freudian and Lacanian theories, the thesis, based on clinical elements, demonstrates the two main functions of stigmata for these subjects. That is to say the treatment of uncontrollable pleasure belonging to the body itself and the appearance of a process of representation enabling the subject to accept it and deal with it
Delaplace-de, Fozières Virginie. "La gourmandise." Montpellier 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006MON30063.
Full textEve tasted the apple and was banished from Paradise. Promotheus stole the pieces of flesh from the gods, but unleashed their anger. Hansel and Gretel ate the gingerbread and so they had to take the consequences. Why “gourmandise” is seen as allied to a failing or sin ? Why such a denigration when the pleasure of taste, the desire seem to play such a crucial role in the life of the body and in psychic life and thus in the domain of being itself between ethics and aesthetics ? Ethics : tasting contains the idea of transgression, but cannot avoid engagement with the other ad with the law. From within reality itself “gourmandise” allows the subject to transcend the real and confronts it with the issue if primal plenitude, while fashionning at the same time the superego. Aesthetics : ocillating between pleasure, instant gratification, possession of being, of having and the reality principle, “gourmandise” lies beyond all these. It is another kind of delectation. It is at one and the same time the revelation of an existent subject, of a presence, and also the incarnation of a gift to onself and the other ; the experience of and creation of an indeterminate “being”. A close reading of fairytales and myths will help to develop and elucidate our reflexions
Varela, Navarro Eugenia. "Paradoxes de la sexualité contemporaine." Paris 8, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA083528.
Full textParadoxes of contemporary sexuality is an interrogation about civilization’s upheaval on 21st Century and about the subject of the analytic experience. Psychoanalysis is a turning point related to scientific discourse on 20th Century. Parlêtre's sexuality is taken in a discourse structure, which is neither a system nor a philosophy. The invention by Lacan of the real unconscious is rooted in the non-existence of the Other and a disjunction with reality, specific to Freud’s unconscious. What Lacan defines as real is a three-element chain, symbolic, imaginary and real; for him, it is his own symptomatic response. This new idea of the real in psychoanalysis is the sinthome, a drawing where three string loops are tied together. The jouissance's autism, at this moment of conjunction between capitalism and science, triggers off discourse fragmentation: social networks, dating sites online; integration programs for production of paperless object; evaluation and hygienism plans. Analyst's desire brings about what have no place in the discourse, in society link and its relationship to the body. Traumatic jouissance is impossible to say, other than through sinthome. The mark of the One, signifier without any sense, which strikes the parlêtre’s body, is a sinthome. The real of the sinthome is the thread that ties together these three dimensions, symbolic, imaginary and real. An analysis and its operation go through discourse; there is no direct way we can find the thread of this autistic jouissance. We can extract this letter of jouissance from the discourse, through reduction of sense
Perez-Acevedo, Lucia. "Etude clinique et psychopathologique du nanisme psychosocial comme phénomène psychosomatique." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070126.
Full textThe diagnosis of psychosocial dwarfism is done by pediatricians in the cases of children who do not grow to a normal size and there is a lack of a certain organic pathogen which can explain this arrested growth. This type of dwarfism is defined by a stunted growth, with or without an associated development deficiency. In this research, we have tried to contribute psychoanalytically to the understanding of psychosocial dwarfism. We have made historic steps in studying dwarfism, as well as critically review the theories surrounding dwarfism. We did this by showing the failings of each of these ideas. We will present a critical review of the different suggested theories that have been proposed to try to understand psychosomatic diseases. Also, we have relied on different ideations, put forward by J. Lacan, that try to understand ! explain the case of a seven year old boy suffering from psychosocial dwarfism
Barrocas, Ricardo. "Expérience mystique et jouissance : Jean De La Croix et Angélus Silesius." Paris 13, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA131024.
Full textThe author treats the atypical concern of the so called hysterical man to the phallic enjoyment as distinguished from both perversion and psychosis. The problem approached regards Lacan. In Seminar "Encore", he fails to distinguish what the author separates above. Indeed, Lacan assimilated his Ecrits with mystical chant. The author approaches the Being of significance in the mystical experience of Juan de la Cruz, the Thought about the Being in Lacan's conception of "lalangue" and Angelus Silesius' incursion into mystics. It is supposed that male hysteria originates from anxiety hysteria and also that, in pathological circumstances, symptom grows to a deep blending of anxiety hysteria with conversion hysteria. These two situations are related to what Freud called religion of the father and religion of the son in "Totem and tattoo"
Jalbert, Emmanuelle. "L'autre regard dans l'oeuvre de Flaubert : vision du livre révélé /." Montréal : Université du Québec à Montréal, 2005. http://accesbib.uqam.ca/cgi-bin/bduqam/transit.pl?&noMan=24174116.
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