The Greek Origins of Psychoanalysis

The Greek Origins of Psychoanalysis
No 9, 2010/1 - pages
Pages 4 to 12

From Ancient Greece to Psychoanalytic Engagement

By Éléonore Pardo, Kyveli Vogiatzoglou
Pages 13 to 17

Lacan and Aristotle's Politics

By Christian Hoffmann
Pages 18 to 21

The body as chariot of the soul?

By Claire Synodinou
Pages 22 to 35

Catharsis, from Aristotle to Lacan via Freud. A Theatrical Approach to the Ethical Stakes of Psychoanalysis

By Jean-Michel Vivès
Pages 32 to 45

Aristotle and the psychoanalytic concepts of deferred action and repetition

By Yorgos Dimitriadis
Pages 46 to 54

Lacan the Hellenist

By Markos Zafiropoulos
Pages 55 to 62

Heraclites, Lacan: from logos to signifier

By Silvia Lippi
Pages 63 to 72

Truth-telling and psychoanalysis: regarding Foucault and Lacan

By Joel Birman
Pages 73 to 76

Psychoanalysis as the third sophistic

By Jean-Jacques Rassial
Pages 77 to 83

Medea, a Reading of Hatred in Light of the Clinic of Mothers and Children

By Kyveli Vogiatzoglou
Pages 84 to 88

The medusian gaze

By Éléonore Pardo
Pages 89 to 95

Civilization in Psychoanalysis?

By Iacovos Cléopas
Pages 96 to 101

Antiphon: Soothsayer, Sophist, and Logomageiros

By Elisabeth Kouki
Pages 102 to 107

Act and Anankè

By Marina Kousouri
Pages 108 to 112

When Zeus Plays Dice, He Always Wins

By Angélique Christaki
Pages 113 to 131

The body and the feminine within the contemporary art

By Alessandra Monachesi Ribeiro
Pages 132 to 156

A Few Preliminary Theoretical and Clinical Remarks for a Lacanian Conceptualization of Supplementary Devices

By Éléonore Galiana-Mingot
Pages 157 to 169

The Long Zeibekiko for Nikos. The Clinic of Honour Crimes in Contemporary Greece

By Marina Kousouri
Pages 170 to 178

The Demon's Wife as a Figure of Push-to-the-Woman: on Lars Von Trier's Antichrist

By Tereza Pinto
Pages 171 to 182

From Displacement to the Sense of Exile

By Ségolène Payan