Lacan's the Name-of-the-Father by Daniel Tutt

source: Daniel Tutt    2014年2月9日
Jacques Lacan's Name of the Father is a central concept throughout his many years of teaching. The concept radically changes from when it is first introduced in most detail in Seminar III on the Psychoses, to 1963 when Lacan begins to move away from it. This presentation was given on February 5th, 2014 at the Washington, DC Lacanian Forum by Daniel Tutt, Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis at the European Graduate School, and member of the DC Lacanian Forum.

Topics addressed:
Schreber, Hölderlin and the Foreclosure of the Primordial Signifier
The Non-Existent Seminar
The Three-Part Oedipal Dialectic
The Father Function in Clinical Settings
Late Lacan: The Name of the Father as Sinthome