Subject Supposed to Know - London Society New Lacanian School

by Jacques-Alain Miller, Jean-Louis Gault, Florencia Fernández Coria Shanahan

A collection of essays on contemporary psychoanalytic thought and practice in the tradition established by Jacques Lacan. Edited by Natalie Wülfing, Volume 24 of the Psychoanalytical Notebooks of the London Society of the New Lacanian School contains essays in English on and around the Lacanian concept of the 'Subject Supposed to Know'. Collected here are texts by leading clinical psychoanalytic practitioners and theorists.Articles in this edition Jacques-Alain Miller - Psychoanalysis, the city and communitiesJean-Louis Gault - Chinese 1. The two ways of speech. 2. This is a walking stick. 3. Me phunai. 4. Mystery of incarnationRose-Paule Vinciguerra - Towards a viable atheism?Laure Naveau - The symptom at the end of an analysisThomas Svolos - The-supposed-to-know-to-read-otherwiseAlicia Arenas - Comments on ‘The supposed to know to read otherwise’ Jacques-Alain Miller - The child and knowledgeEric Zuliani - The child who comes Florencia Fernández Coria Shanahan - In me more than meFrancesca Biagi-Chai - An approach to the case of Harold ShipmanPierre Naveau - Gerhard Richter, a panoramaPierre-Gilles Guéguen - Shame, by Steve New York, New York, galaxy of the Ones all alone

182 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 2012

About the author

Jacques-Alain Miller is a French Lacanian psychoanalyst.

Reviews

[Христо]

This gets five stars solely because of Miller's articles. I didn't care as much for the rest although they were nowhere near bad. The first of Miller's articles has been addressed by Zizek in a semi-critical manner, but reading it in the original (translation) now, I see the critiques were largely misguided or not parsimonious.