.332 - Saturday February 8, 2010
Anchoring Jacques Lacan in Argentina
The psychoanalyst Germain Garcia is in the book an interesting cross Fruchtnicht theory and clinical experience which relate the symptom and the real meaning
GERMÁN GARCÍA
Introduction to Reading Jacques Lacan, the inaugural book about his teaching was published in 1970 by Oscar Masotta. In these three decades the expansion of Lacanian orientation, both in our country as in our language, surprising and others. The interpretations were swift and reality have become archives on the history of psychoanalysis in Castilian in various institutions, cities and countries.
Less attention has been paid to the production of books on various topics and issues that are innovations of Jacques Lacan. This is not the place to display an explanation of this phenomenon, if it wishes for this symptom of our culture. Say, in passing, that Sigmund Freud was resisting until he arrived as a retroactive effect of the spread of Jacques Lacan. It was true in French language, then it was true.
3. If we compare this book with one of many that has been published in recent years, you will notice the care taken in sequences of argumentation and the way in which the author knows his subject speak leave to enter his voice at times in regard to his "modest" clinical experience. We can say that not in the habit, as extended, including the quotation marks and references. The reader will notice it in the accuracy of the notes at the footer.
A. True Grafton said that the notes are the tensions and struggles that are not within the text, but our author is peaceful and notes illuminate the reader about the sources you used. 
4. This book can not be summarized or paraphrased so that the reader of the review have the illusion of knowing what it is without reading. 
The strong presence of the teachings of Jacques-Alain Miller and strong culture of the author guarantee the "orientation" of the book itself which, like psychoanalysis, a symptom known registered in time where the future involves feedback. The chapter entitled "The transfer is always present" clears the subtleties that led to Jacques Lacan to use Plato's Symposium and return to the subject a few years later, in a fresh perspective. Is that the mysteries of the transfer, as the mysteries of Paris, undertake anything that circulated as a particularly significant value in psychoanalysis is the "authentic love" (a term used to refer to the transfer.)
is why when he says that psychoanalysis is a symptom of a culture must be remembered that, among other things, the transfer disrupts the illusion of any metalanguage. The chapter entitled "The operator of the analytic act is the desire of the analyst" sets out the implications of this position: "a failure to an operator." In conclusion: the lack of subtitles in this short note is motivated by the fact that Viviana Fruchtnicht book, divided into ten chapters, is titled so well that you could not do anything but repeat or-that is what I decided, to invite the interested to read it.
Denso, accurate and argued, The orientation is the symptom is a taste of what Marcelo Izaguirre anchor called the teachings of Jacques Lacan in Argentina.
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