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PROGRAMME 2010-2011 ANTENNA FIELD OF FREUD RIMINI

Institute Freudian FOR THE CLINIC, THERAPY AND SCIENCE ACTIVITIES ______________________________________________________________________ 'The teachings of the clinical sections of the Freudian Field and the antennas are designed scientific training of psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, educators, mental health practitioners and those who, for various reasons, wish to acquire training in the field of psychoanalysis. The activities include a seminar Antenna Rimini read and comment on the text of Jacques Lacan " The Seminar. Book XVIII. In a speech that he would not countenance the (1971), "taught by Professors of the Departments European clinics, a Seminar discussion of clinical cases, by the teachers of Freud, workshops, conferences with the aim of developing and deepening concepts relating to clinical practice through the use of the theory and psychoanalytic concepts. All Sections clinics are directed by Jacques-Alain Miller, Director of the Department of Psychoanalysis at the University of Paris VIII. www.istitutofreudiano.it www.scuolalacaniana.it www.bibliotecalacaniana.it www.lapsicoanalisi.it www.forumpsi.it www.cecli.it INFO Freudian Institute, Via Palestro, 30-00185 Roma tel. 06 6786703 - Fax 066786684 e-mail: segreteria@istitutofreudiano.it the Year Among the men and women ________________________________________________________________ FUNDAMENTAL SEMINAR The seminar consists of two key lessons: a theoretical, which involves reading a text and commentary Jacques Lacan and provides a practical exposure to clinical cases that highlight the operational value of the theory. Reference text reading and commenting on the text of Jacques Lacan: "The Seminar. Book XVIII. In a speech that he would not countenance the ", Einaudi, Torino 2010 20 November 2010 invited Professor: Luis Brusa (Milan) Case Clinical presented by: Julie Capannelli (Ancona) 22 January 2011 invited Professor Jean-Louis Gault (Paris) Case Study presented by: Ezio De Francesco (Roma) on February 26 called on Professor: Carole Dewambrechies-La Sagna (Bordeaux) Case Study by Brigitte Laffay (Conegliano Veneto) 12 March 2011 invited lecturer: Massimo Termini (Rome) Case Study presented by: Chris Santini (Fano) April 16, 2011 Teacher asked: Esthela Solano Suarez (Paris) Case Study presented by: Indulgence Pasquale (Bologna) HOURS theoretical Seminar: 09:00 - 13:00 Clinical Case Seminar: at 14:30 to 17:30 PLACE RAMADA RIMINI VILLA ROSA Hotel, Viale Vespucci, 71 - RIMINI ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________  Study Group 1 Seminar on introduction to the reading of Sigmund Freud Sexuality sexual development versus Textbooks S. Freud, Three Essays on Sexuality (1905), Selected Works, vol.IV, Hogarth, Torino 1978, pp. 514-534, S. Freud, Some Psychical Consequences of the Anatomical Distinction between the sexes (1925), Selected Works, vol. X, Basic Books, Torino 1978, S. Freud, Femininity (1932), Selected Works, vol. XI, Hogarth, Torino 1978, S. Freud, Analysis terminable and interminable (1937), Selected Works, vol. XI, Hogarth, Torino 1978, pp. Coordinate LORETTA 533-535 BIONDI, PHAEDRA Bucella Date November 21, 2010    14 December 2010 * January 23, 2011 February 27    March 13, 2011 April 17, 2011 Opening hours 08:30 to 11:00 a.m. Place Hotel Ramada Rimini Villa Rosa, viale Vespucci 71 - Rimini * hours 20:00 to 22:30 avenue Dardanelles, 11 - RIMINI  Study Group Seminar 2 Introduction to Reading Jacques Lacan in psychoanalysis in the over-determination Textbooks A. Lacan, The Seminar on "The Purloined Letter," in Writings, vol. I, Einaudi, Torino, 1974. J. Lacan, The Seminar. Paper II. ch. XXIII, Psychoanalysis, and cybernetics, or the nature of language. Conference, Einaudi, Torino, 2006. J. Lacan, The Seminar. Paper IV. Chapter XIV: The signifier in the real, Einaudi, Torino, 1996. S. Freud, The Interpretation of Dreams, Selected Works, Vol III, Basic Books Bollati, Torino, 1998. Edgar Allan Poe, The Purloined Letter, Murcia Editore, 2009. Coordinate Raffaele Calabrò, MARIA ANTONELLA OF MONACO  Date November 21, 2010 January 23, 2011    February 27, 2011 March 13, 2011 April 17, 2011    May 15, 2011 * May 22, 2011 * Time hours 11:15 to 13:15 Place Hotel RAMADA RIMINI VILLA ROSA, Viale Vespucci, 71 - RIMINI * hours 10:00 to 12:30 via Roma, 7 - RIMINI  Laboratories logical construction of the clinical case A student of the Institute has a case of its practice, as the conclusion of a job compared with his other colleagues, because it highlights a psychoanalyst and seize values \u200b\u200boperational in reference to the structure, the function of symptoms, diagnosis. Date November 20, 2010    January 22, 2011 February 26, 2011 March 12, 2011   April 16, 2011 Time: 18:00 - 20:00 Hotel Ramada Rimini Villa Rosa Viale Vespucci, 71 - RIMINI Coordinate GIULIANA Capannelle EZIO DE FRANCISCO, BRIGITTE LAFFAY, CHRISTIAN SANTINI, PASQUALE INDULGENCE _______________________________________________________________________________________  LECONFERENZEPUBBLICHE • Friday 19 November 2010 Speaker: LUISELLA BRUSA Opening hours 20:45 to 11:00 p.m. Location Buonarrivo Hall - Provincial Government Building, Corso d'Augusto 231 - Rimini • Friday, January 21, 2011 Speaker: Jean-Louis Gault Hours 20:45 - 23 : 00 Location Sala degli Archi - dell'Arengo Palace, Piazza Cavour - Rimini • Friday, February 25, 2011 Speaker: Carol La Sagna DEVAMBRECHIES-time hours 20:45 to 11:00 p.m. Location Sala degli Archi - dell'Arengo Palace, Piazza Cavour - Rimini • Friday, March 11, 2011 Speaker: MAXIMUM TERMS Opening hours 8:45 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Location Sala degli Archi - dell'Arengo Palace, Piazza Cavour - Rimini • Friday, April 15, 2011 Speaker: Esthela SOLANO SUAREZ-time hours 8:45 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Location Sala degli Archi - dell'Arengo Palace, Piazza Cavour - Rimini were required CME credits of the Freudian Field Antenna Rimini Organizing Viale Dardanelles, 11 - 47921 Rimini Mob. 335 8092575 E-mail: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ antennarn.istfreudiano @ gmail.com Registration Application for admission must be sent no later than November 15, 2010 to the Organizing Secretariat (e-mail or mail). Registration will be in effect after the approval of the application and payment of the fee.  Full price: € 300.00  Quote students: € 250.00 Coordination Commission Antonio Di Ciaccia, President of the Freudian Loretta Biondi, Phaedra Bucelli Coordinator, Coordinator Raffaele Calabria, Coordinator, Lecturer Maria Antonella Del Monaco, Coordinator, Professor responsible

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Speech delivered on the occasion of the Day 18/09/2010 "Intercartelli" organized by the Secretariat of the SLP in Rimini and Bologna

"MY EXPERIENCE OF THE CARTEL" Domenico Cimino _________________________________________________________________________________ Some years ago I attended my first sign. There were four "plus one" and we worked together for about three years. The Cartel, as well as for analysis, requires a certain regularity and some effort. It 's a group where people meet regularly and work around an argument or a written, from many different angles between their subjective and you try to witness and to transmit its unique work that is done in solitude. The Cartel has to do with knowledge, but know what it is? When I think back to my university course I can testify to a different relationship with my knowledge. For me to know the university was the assimilation of a number of formulas to be repeated to those who would assess and, if approved through a symbolic act that would have allowed me to practice. University knowledge was for me a soporific know that did not include my subjectivity. I after the period of the University "desiring to receive a license as a driving school," as Lacan says about the training analyst. Then, once you reach the coveted title, I went looking for means by which practice as a psychologist. This research was outlined just why, but I do not even realize it, the knowledge accumulated at the University left me in a position of powerlessness and bewilderment. Then I met psychoanalysis. The knowledge in question is not the same sign in the university to know. What leads to knowledge, says Lacan, is not the desire to know, but the discourse of hysteria. In theory of "four discourses" conceptualized by Lacan, we know that are assigned to different fates depending on the discourse under consideration. In academic discourse, knowledge is placed in position of the dominant discourse, the place of the agent. The knowledge in the academic discourse is not only a position of command, but is also located above the bar of repression, under which we find, in place of truth, S1, the master signifier. In the discourse of the university, as regards knowledge, this is a managed knowledge, a theoretical knowledge, combined, whose truth is not the teaching, in fact the place of the agent is also called by Lacan appearance, but the attempt to control the one who teaches to the students. This does not mean that teaching is a dictator, but it is a discursive structure, therefore making social ties and group, in which knowledge is made and is conditioned by the act authorizing it (S1), which provides that there is identification. With regard to the discourse of hysteria, it is a discursive operation that is central to the analysand. For Lacan the subject in the discourse analysis must pass through hysterical because the symptom (S slash), interrogates the Master Signifier (S1) to produce a knowledge (S2). However, the knowledge produced is marked by the inability to limit which takes the place of truth, because that is the object of his desire. In the discourse of the analyst's place is occupied by knowing the truth (S2). The knowledge in this position means that the truth as you know is an enigma. In his speech analyst, he works through the interpretation of so allusive, enigmatic in a way that refers to a meaning but that, through a semi-say, push the subject to produce his knowledge to its limit. The subject in analysis through free association, in fact, is paradoxically forced to produce its own knowledge. So we can say that knowledge on to the cartel is not comparable to the knowledge of the discourse of the university, as this is an authoritative knowledge. He approaches the hysterical speech as prompts for the production of knowledge, but refers to knowledge of the analyst's speech because that speech is at stake from the knowledge of the subject and is limited. Lacan says that the analyst must renounce any temptation to respond even a little 'to the question, meaning that it must give up to promote the identification of the patient. The same warning appears to be the intent of Lacan's work to turn the school around the sign. The sign is no accident that the contemporary creation of the School. For Lacan it is impossible for psychoanalysts form a group and that is why we invented the poster. Miller notes that the creation of a small group to carry out the work of the School, Lacan intended to create a non-hierarchical work device, in which the identification was not the leader, the one who holds the knowledge. Lacan does not deny the fact that each group there will be a leader, but it does work as a leading moderate, poor. As for my place in the folder to which I attended, I was asked to approach the subject from which angle you choose. I decided to start from what at that time raised many questions in me. I left the job done in social and educational contact with children diagnosed with mental retardation. Working with these guys awakened in me many questions and could not be content merely to consider mental retardation as the result of a test. This dissatisfaction has been the engine of my work in and sign with other members, I have not found the answers, but I was able to recalibrate my position at work with these people. It 's interesting to note that in this phenomenon, the subject arises in respect of knowledge in a particular position. The person with mental retardation, Lacan's view, it makes it weak to leave the truth and know the place of the Other, and thus remain in a position where it is put into play the subjectivity.