Centenary of Totem and Taboo. Psychoanalysis and Interdisciplinarity in the 21st Century

Centenary of <i>Totem and Taboo</i>. Psychoanalysis and Interdisciplinarity in the 21st Century
No 21, 2016/1 - 250 pages
Pages 4 to 8

Editorial

By Thomas Lepoutre, Olivier Putois, François Villa
Pages 9 to 20

Totem and Taboo: A Method for Interdisciplinarity?

By François Villa
Pages 21 to 33

The Traumatic Irruption of Totem and Taboo in the Field of The Social and Human Sciences

By Éric Smadja
Pages 34 to 42

The “Totem and Taboo” Event

By Paul-Laurent Assoun
Pages 43 to 53

Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego

By Étienne Balibar
Pages 54 to 61

Totem and Taboo, A Clinical Myth

By Alain Vanier
Pages 62 to 69

From the Myth of the Primal Horde to the Test of the Family Romance

By Thomas Lepoutre
Pages 70 to 84

From One Myth to the Other: From Totem and Taboo to Overview of the Transference Neuroses

By Patrick Merot
Pages 85 to 95

The Political in Freudian Discourse

By Joel Birman
Pages 96 to 108

Looking at the French Revolution with Totem and Taboo

By Sophie Wahnich
Pages 109 to 116

How Are We to Think About the Social Bond After Freud?

By Janine Puget
Pages 117 to 125

What Lacan Said About Totem and Taboo

By Markos Zafiropoulos