Subject, Subjectivities, and Practices of the Body in the Contemporary World

Subject, Subjectivities, and Practices of the Body in the Contemporary World
No 15, 2013/1 - 218 pages
Pages 4 to 6

Editorial

By Christian Hoffmann, Rémy Potier

Subject, Subjectivities, and Practices of the Body in the Contemporary World

Pages 7 to 10

Ethics and Modes of Jouissance

By Christian Hoffmann
Pages 11 to 22

Subject and Power in Contemporaneity

By Joel Birman
Pages 23 to 31

Fabrications and Practices of “Composed Bodies” – The Stakes and Realizations of Ideals

By Catherine Desprats Péquignot
Pages 32 to 39

The Artifices of Desire in Psychosis

By Laure Westphal
Pages 40 to 48

Psychoanalysis and Scientific Control of Reproduction

By Simone Perelson
Pages 49 to 59

The Body of Evidence. Psychoanalysis and Sex Difference

By Thamy Ayouch

Varia

Pages 60 to 70

Vision and Narcissism

By Olivier Putois
Pages 71 to 79

On Extraordinary Neurosis: An Introduction

By Renaud Evrard
Pages 80 to 92

The Opposition to the Mother Tongue

By Maria Eugenia Uriburu
Pages 93 to 105

Is the Gain in Psychoanalysis a Grain of Time, the Object “a” in “-”?

By Olivier Lenoir, Paul Poggi