Vol 36 (3) 2018
Talking about trauma: could I, would I, should I? – Kimberly Van Nieuwenhove
Le dansêtre – on psychoanalysis and dance – Fran De Cuyper & Dries Dulsster
Dancing as Delila – Bernd Van Belle
The clinical interpretation of Don Quixote – Bart Rabaey
Verslaving en Wanverhouding – Stijn Vanheule
Taal als Vergif – Een psychoanalytische Visie op Vertrouwen en Wantrouwen – Abe Geldhof
Werkingsmechanismen in de lacaniaanse Psychoanalyse – Een klinisch-conceptueel Onderzoek vanuit het Onderwijs van J. Lacan – Glenn Strubbe
Werkingsmechanismen in de lacaniaanse Psychoanalyse – Een klinisch-conceptueel Onderzoek vanuit het Onderwijs van J. Lacan
Taal als Vergif – Een psychoanalytische Visie op Vertrouwen en Wantrouwen
Verslaving en Wanverhouding
The clinical interpretation of Don Quixote
In this contribution we take a psychoanalytic look at the novel The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. We follow the clinical adventures of Don Quixote and the diagnostic interpretations he comes across on his journey. We...
Dancing as Delila
This paper starts by addressing a number of common interpretations of love. Initially we recognise a conceptualisation of love as a ‘compatibility degree’, interspersed with an idyllic and rational set of ideas where the other is searched for as a duplicate of...
Le dansêtre – on psychoanalysis and dance
This article tries to provide a few concepts that can be of interest when thinking about dance, a theme that’s been rarely explored within psychoanalytic literature. Based on interviews conducted with professional dancers, we develop the idea of the dansêtre, in...
Talking about trauma: could I, would I, should I?
In this article, we discuss the current clinical guideline in trauma treatment which proscribes putting traumatic events into words. Via Lacan’s registers of the Real, the Imaginary and the Symbolic, we consider an alternative understanding of trauma in which...