If there is no fantasme, there is anguish in the lack of lack: particularity in psychosis.

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  • Alejandro Godoy Universidad de Estrasburgo - Francia

Keywords:

fantasme, joissance, psychosis, missing

Abstract

Regarding the conceptualization of anguish, Lacan seems to speak focused on reference to neurosis, What then is the development of this concept referred to the psychotic structure? What is its particularity in defensive modes and its relationship with keywords "Jouissance", "fantasme", "lack"?

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Miller, J. A, (1982-1983) Du symptôme au fantasme et retour. Disponible en : https://jonathanleroy.be/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/1982-1983-Du-sympt%c3%b4me-au-fantasme-et-retour-JA-Miller.pdf

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Published

2022-11-15

Issue

Vol. 4 (2022): Anguish

Section

Dossier

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If there is no fantasme, there is anguish in the lack of lack: particularity in psychosis . (2022). Pathos, 4, 50-60. https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pathos/article/view/37486