Fondé
en 1898, c'est le plus ancien journal francophone des Amériques.
"De tendance centre droit, il s'attache à cultiver un
amour profond pour Haïti et n'a jamais donné son appui
à aucun parti politique", précise son directeur,
Frantz Duval.
The
Court decision, which brings to a close the defemation suit
filed by the GIFRIC vs. Sun Media Corporation and its newspaper reporter,
J.J. Samson, was released on September 17, 2009. It is now available
(in french).
Now
available
The
movie "Le 388"
Realisation
and prodution:
Anne-Laure
Teichet
Candidate
for the First Documentary Award at the Festival des Rendez-vous du
Cinéma québécois 2009
A
seminar in English offered by Gifric in Quebec City, Canada, in
collaboration with the American Psychoanalytic Circles of the Quebec
Freudien School: Boston, California (Los Angeles and San Francisco),
Chicago, Puerto Rico
The
« borderline » personality occupies a privileged, albeit
highly unstable site along the edge of psychoanalysis, in more than
one sense. Since the early twentieth century, it has designated the
limit where neurosis fades into psychosis, and hence where what is
psychoanalytically treatable gradually becomes what is treatable only
by other means, if at all. Further, in confounding ways the «
borderline » has entangled, through a number of important debates,
perverse traits with figures of narcissism and mental health. It divides
Anglo-American from French-Lacanian traditions. And it subdivides
each of these two traditions from within. But the « borderline
» also evokes, especially in the wake of post-structural theory
and in the age of cultural studies, philosophical and historical reflections
on the limits between reason and madness, science and its others,
and epistemology and ethics that promise to shed some new light on
these clinical concerns. And such reflections from the humanities
and social sciences, in turn, risk being illuminated, implicitly or
explicitly, from a clinical point of view. The current Special Issue
begins to fill the glaring lack of any sustained work at the intersections
of humanities border theory and the clinical discussion of the «
borderline»--with essays by psychoanalysts, humanists, and social
scientists of diverse methodological traditions and persuasions.
Volume
3
Borderlines
in Psychoanalysis Borderlines
of Psychoanalysis
Willy
APOLLON
Danielle BERGERON
Lucie CANTIN
Yvan SIMONIS
Juliet F. MACCANNELL
Samuel WEBER
Alan BASS
Alexander MATHASD
Michael STERN
A
day and a half of intensive teaching with case presentations, commentaries
and theoretical presentations by the analysts of GIFRIC will be preceded
by a public lecture on Thursday evening, Nov. 12 and will conclude
with an aesthetic presentation on the life and work of outsider artist
Henry Darger on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 14
Among
speakers: Willy Apollon, Danielle Bergeron and Lucie Cantin
The
Visible
and the Unspeakable The
Clinical Days
of the Freudian School of Quebec
Chicago
Center for Psychoanalysis
Conference room -- 4th Floor
325 N. Wells St. Chicago
November
12-14, 2009
The Life and Work
of Henry Darger A presentation by
The Intuit Gallery
in conjunction with
The Chicago Circle of the Freudian School of Quebec
(a)
the Journal of Culture and the Unconscious Vol.
VII, no 1 2007-2008: Transmission II
Paintings
are by Jason MacCannell, 2008
Content
of the issue:
MILLER,
Steven, An Intervention on Psychoanalysis And its Movement
APOLLON, Willy, Psychoanalytic Knowledge And its Transmission in the
School
BERGERON, Danielle, Transmission, Not Without Writing
CANTIN, Lucie, The Wager of the Transmission of Psychoanalysis
PARK, Julie C., The Master in Transmission : Shakespeare's Hamlet
FELIX-MEYER, Charmaine, A Love Letter: She Takes a Lickin' And Goes
on Tickin'
Groupe
interdisciplinaire freudien de recherche et d'intervention clinique
et culturelle
342, boul. René-Lévesque ouest,Québec, Qc, Canada,G1S
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