The article aims to reflect on the role played by the psychoanalytic reading on the Greek tragedy. In particular, we draw the attention on the Lacanian interpretation of the Antigone by Sophocles, to which is devoted an entire seminar of the French psychoanalyst. We shall see how the originality of this understanding consists in overcoming the well-known dichotomy between the law of the polis and that of nature (Hegel's privileged reading) in order to think about the striking beauty of the tragic heroine. This beauty, which is due to the monumentality, firmness and courage with which Antigone accomplishes her desire to bury Polynices, makes possible to achieve an authentic aesthetic revolution. Indeed, the epistemological turn of the VII se...
This article is an exercise of comprehension of the Oedipal Complex in Psychoanalysis. Therefore, be...
This article shows us a historical concept of anguish that allows us to make out the possible places...
Doctors and biologists of the classical period, either being from Hippocrates or Aristotle, describe...
El presente texto tiene por objetivo mostrar los elementos relevantes de la exposición de Lacan a pr...
If Jean-Luc Nancy was able to write in The Sublime Offering, in 1993, that the sublime was fashion...
Chez Freud, l’antiquité grecque surgit non seulement en tant qu’objet d’un intérêt constant, mais au...
Hegel believed the Antigone tragedy not only revealed the national spirit of ancient Greece but was ...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
International audienceThe article begins by evoking a meeting of the Société française de Philosophi...
Der Beitrag besteht aus Cassins Zitatsammlung, die ihrem Versuch zugrunde liegt, die Psychoanalyse, ...
Le propos de cet article est d’analyser certains aspects de la réception de la théorie lacanienne pa...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineThis thesis is a piece o...
Lacan makes Socrate the historical antecedent of the psychoanalyst. In his seminar about the transfe...
The current article aims to establish, since the question about the subjective composition, a theore...
Lacan’s Return to Antiquity is the first book devoted to the role of classical antiquity in Lacan’s ...
This article is an exercise of comprehension of the Oedipal Complex in Psychoanalysis. Therefore, be...
This article shows us a historical concept of anguish that allows us to make out the possible places...
Doctors and biologists of the classical period, either being from Hippocrates or Aristotle, describe...
El presente texto tiene por objetivo mostrar los elementos relevantes de la exposición de Lacan a pr...
If Jean-Luc Nancy was able to write in The Sublime Offering, in 1993, that the sublime was fashion...
Chez Freud, l’antiquité grecque surgit non seulement en tant qu’objet d’un intérêt constant, mais au...
Hegel believed the Antigone tragedy not only revealed the national spirit of ancient Greece but was ...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
International audienceThe article begins by evoking a meeting of the Société française de Philosophi...
Der Beitrag besteht aus Cassins Zitatsammlung, die ihrem Versuch zugrunde liegt, die Psychoanalyse, ...
Le propos de cet article est d’analyser certains aspects de la réception de la théorie lacanienne pa...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineThis thesis is a piece o...
Lacan makes Socrate the historical antecedent of the psychoanalyst. In his seminar about the transfe...
The current article aims to establish, since the question about the subjective composition, a theore...
Lacan’s Return to Antiquity is the first book devoted to the role of classical antiquity in Lacan’s ...
This article is an exercise of comprehension of the Oedipal Complex in Psychoanalysis. Therefore, be...
This article shows us a historical concept of anguish that allows us to make out the possible places...
Doctors and biologists of the classical period, either being from Hippocrates or Aristotle, describe...