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« Le vide intérieur passe à l’extérieur, et devient objet tache comme la boîte de sardines dont Lacan, évoquant un souvenir de jeunesse, a fait un apologue […] Elle faisait tache cette boîte, comme un plein dans le monde. L’extraction topologique transforme le vide en cet objet qui nous regarde, qui nous fascine, qui convoque notre regard. Il est articulé au corps par l’effet qu’il produit et qui n’est pas un effet de signification. »
Laurent É, L’Envers de la biopolitique. Une écriture pour la jouissance, Éditions Navarin / Le Champ freudien, 2016, 188.

 A Gaze that Is Always Already Here
Contemplating Picasso’s Exhibition
 Gleb Napreenko

"Picasso’s phrase, “I do not seek, I find,” indicates his position in relation to the gaze. He deals with the gaze that is always already here, in the flesh. His drawing is iteration: not the repetition of “that’s not it,” which relates to the search for the lost and hidden, but of “that’s it!” — here, every time."


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Haïku : du regard, par le signifiant
Ruzanna Hakobyan

« Dans le haïku, c’est semble-t-il le sonore, le soudain bruit de ciseau, qui souvent précède l’image. Un moment où la vision se sépare, se détache du regard, où le sujet « sort du dialogue des regards ». C’est précisément à ce moment que le tableau apparaît. »

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 The Adornments of the Dandy
 Dries G. M. Dulsster

"According to J.-A. Miller, the analyst has something to do with the dandy: he even states that Lacan might have been a bit of a dandy at heart. […] For Lacan, “there was a refusal of the norm and a refusal to go unnoticed. One must be able to bear it, not to go unnoticed, not to blend into the crowd, but on the contrary, to intensify the appearance."

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On June 21, 1964 Jacques Lacan founded his School of Psychoanalysis with the aim of assuring the formation of psychoanalysts, the transmission of psychoanalysis, and the re-conquering of the Freudian Field. The New Lacanian School (NLS), created in 2003 by Jacques-Alain Miller, is one of seven Schools founded within the framework of the World Association of Psychoanalysis (WAP). The NLS is a member of the EuroFederation of Psychoanalysis (EFP) that regroups the four European Schools of psychoanalysis oriented by Freud and Lacan’s teachings.