Program
Friday 21 september
Welcome from 08:00
09.00 – 09.30:
Introduction Conference Écrits (Stijn Vanheule, Ghent University)
09.30 -10.30:
Keynote Dany Nobus (Brunel University)
Lacan with Sade: On Writing as Object of Desire
Chair: Stijn Vanheule (Ghent University)
10.30 – 11.00:
Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30:
Parallel sessions (4 rooms – 3 papers/20 min + discussion)
PANEL | TITLE |
1
Chair: Mostafa Fani Leslokaal 1.2 |
Bart Rabaey (Private Practice, Belgium) The Subject and the Lie: From méconnaissance to mensonge
Constance De Meulder (Private Practice, Belgium) The Subject and the Lie: Lacan’s méconnaissance and Sartre’s mauvaise foi
Dimitri Van Puymbroeck (Private Practice, Belgium) The Subject and the Lie: Clinical Implications of Lacan’s L-schema
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2
Chair: Emma Ingala Gómez Leslokaal 1.3 |
Gabriel Tupinambá (PUC-Rio, Brazil) – via skype Modeling and its Vicissitudes: A Critique of Lacanian Ideology
Samo Tomsic (Humboldt-Universität, Germany) Critical Epistemology and The Problem of Resistance
Cindy Zeiher (University of Canterbury, New Zealand) What Does Science do to the Subject?
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3
Chair: Joachim Cauwe Leslokaal 4.2 |
Peter Buse (University of Liverpool)
Marco Ferrari (Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy) To use Hegel’s term against and with him. Towards a Lacanian (underlying) Hegelianism
Adrian Ortiz (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentinia) À propos d’Interventions sur le transfert
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4
Chair: Dries Dulsster Leslokaal 3.2 |
Hub Zwart (Radboud Universiteit, the Netherlands) The four discourses and the Möbius-Ring: Lacan’s Diagnostics of Contemporary Technoscience
Millar Isabel (Kingston School of Art, UK) Algorithmic Extimacy: Enjoyment and Artificial Intelligence
Jan de Vos (Independent researcher, Belgium) Interpassivity going digital. Or, will object a be digitalized?
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LUNCHBREAK
13.30-14.30:
Parallel sessions (5 rooms – 3 papers/20 min + discussion)
PANEL | TITLE |
1
Chair: Jan Devos Leslokaal 1.2 |
Damien Scolari (Côte d’Azur University, France) A Lacanian Rereading of Beckett’s Work
Josephine Sharoni (University of Kent, UK) Écrits and Literature: The Freudian Thing and Fantasy of Fiction
Alexander Venetis (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) The “Occulted Signifier”: Jacques Lacan’s Critique of André Breton’s Notion of the Metaphor
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2
Chair: Hub Zwart Leslokaal 1.3 |
Maysa Puccinelli (Brasilia University, Brazil) Cinéma dans le miroir: Le stade du mirroir comme formateur du récit
Ronald Bahamondes Àlvarez (Universidad Diego Portales, Chile) Some Reflections on Femininity and the Mirror Stage
Dana Tor (Tel Aviv University, Israel) Stepping out of the Mirror: The Role of Shifters in Anne Sexton’s Poem “The Double Image”
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3
Chair: Leslokaal 4.2 |
Dries Dulsster (Ghent University, Belgium) Function and Field: A Qualitative Study
Matthew Oyer (Icahn School of Medicine, USA) Funhouse Mirrors: Lacan and the Concept and Treatment of Personality
Amanda Diserholt (Edinburg Napier University, UK) Fatigue as the Unconscious Refusal of the Other’s Demand
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4
Chair: Leslokaal 3.2
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Grzegorz Michalik (Maria Curie-Slodowksa University, Poland) Knowledge and Truth: Towards Psychoanalytic Epistemology
Alma Buholzer (Kingston University London, UK) Suture, the Rational and the Real: A Reading of Lacan’s “Science and Truth”
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5
Chair: AUD 4 |
Marleen Stevens & Dirk Bryssinck (Villa Voortman, Belgium) On the Pitfalls and Perils of Publishing/Poubellication: some lessons from the field
Mahitosh Mandal (Presidency University, India) Academic Pedagogy versus Clinical Praxis: A Critique of the Concept of “Teaching” in Lacan
Deniz Coral & Dylan Mohr (University of Minnesota, USA) Écrits and the Library; or, the Purloined Book
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14.45- 15.45:
Keynote Adrian Johnston (University of New Mexico, USA)
God is Undead: The Invisible Hand Rises from The Grave
Chair: Calum Neill (Edinburgh Napier University)
15.45-16.45:
Keynote Patricia Gherovici (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Dr. Lacan, we have a situation here! 62 Years of Resistance
Chair: Reitske Meganck (Ghent University)
16.45-17.15
coffee break
17.15- 18.00
Keynote Bruce Fink (private practice, USA & France)
What Makes Translating Lacan so Difficult
20.00
Diner with party afterwards
Saturday 22 september
10.00-11.00:
Keynote Ed Pluth (California State University, USA)
Lacan, Psychoanalysis, and the Subject of Science
Chair: Mattias Desmet (Ghent University)
11.00-11.30
Coffee break
11.30-13.00
Parallel sessions (5 rooms – 3 papers/20 min + discussion)
PANEL | TITLE |
1
Chair: Leslokaal 1.2 |
Antoni Grzybowski (Jagiellonian University, Poland) Taking Responsibility for the Presence of the Unconscious: Ethics of Psychoanalytic Practice in the “Position of the Unconscious”
Rodrigo Farías Rivas (Leiden University, the Netherlands) The Death Drive Écrit: From the Aporetics of the Biological to the Challenges of the Ethical
Giacomo Croci (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) Desire and Second-Natural Life: Lacan and Post-Analytic Thought
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2
Chair: Leslokaal 1.3 |
Chenyang Wang (Birckbeck University, UK) Time Against Logic: Real Time as a Critique of Intersubjectivity in Lacan’s “Logical Time” Essay
Arka Chattopdhyay (Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar, India) Logical Space in Lacan’s Purloined Letter
Rosa De Geest (Ghent University, Belgium) Time Limited Therapy vs Temps Logique
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3
Chair: Leslokaal 2.2 |
Gregory A. Trotter (Marquette University, USA) Unconscious Structure in Sartre and Lacan
Gavin Rae (Universidad Carlos II de Madrid, Spain) Questioning the Phallus: Jacques Lacan and Judith Butler
Jan Simončič (Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis, Slovenia) Partisans of Psychoanalysis
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4
Chair: Leslokaal 1.1
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Carlos Gómez-Camarena (Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico) Psychoanalysis as Science of the Singular : The Logical Foundations of Science in the First Lacan and its Resonances with the Last Lacan
Emma Ingala (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain) Lacan’s Transcendental Philosophy: Between the Singular and the Universal
Yuri Di Liberto (Philosophy of Language University of Calabria, Rende, Italy) Reality and Real beyond Philosophy in ‘On a question preliminary to any possible treatment of psychosis’
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5
Chair: AUD 4 |
Sigi Jöttkandt (UNSW, Australia) Post-interpretation and the Climate Change Imaginary: Nabokov’s Lettrocalamity
Keren Shafir (Tel Aviv University, Israel) The Function and Field of Language and the Poetics of Mourning
Paul Earlie (University of Bristol, UK) Psychoanalysis and Rhetoric: From Freud to Lacan
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LUNCHBREAK
14.00- 15.00:
Parallel sessions (5 rooms – 3 papers/20 min + discussion)
PANEL | TITLE |
1
Chair: Ingmar Hinz Leslokaal 1.2 |
Evi Verbeke (Ghent University, Belgium) Lacan on Agressiveness
Goedele Hermans (Ghent University, Belgium) tba
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2
Chair: Sigi Jöttkandt Leslokaal 1.3 |
Loren Dent (Lenox Hill Hospital, USA) The Tripe Butcher
Diego Semerene (Oxford Brookes University, UK) Crafting The Impenetrable Body All Over Again: Digital Masculinity as Aggressive Response to Trauma Nicol Thomas (Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis, Australia) What’s Lack Got to Do with it? Deus-ex-Machina and the Betrayal of Desire
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3
Chair: Leslokaal 2.2
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Laura Chernaik (Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis, UK) Body Symptoms as Return in the Real
Deborah Klajnman (Université Côte d’Azur, France) The Extraction of the Object and the Notion of Psychic Reality in Neurosis and Psychosis
Alireza Taheri (Toronto Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Canada) Specter of Madness: On the Identity-in-Difference of Insanity and Being-Human
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4
Chair: Reitske Meganck Leslokaal 1.1 |
Pietro Bianchi (Duke University, USA) The Killing of a Sacred Thing. On Verneinung, Negation and Other (Mathematical) Related Matters
Hilda Fernandez Alvarez (Simon Fraser University, Canada) From the Signifier to the Letter: The Process of Residual Inscription
Cathrine Bjørnholt Michaelsen (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark) The Precariousness of Reality
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5
Chair: Jasper Feyaerts AUD 4
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Oliver Harris (Institute of Continuing Education Cambridge, UK) Antiquity in the Écrits
Tamar Gerstenhaber (Tel Aviv University, Israel) Upon the Wounded Hour
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15.00-15.15:
Coffee break
15u15- 16.15:
Keynote Paul Verhaeghe (Ghent University)
On the Position of the Unconscious
Chair: Calum Neill (Edinburgh Napier University)
16.15-17.15:
Keynote Eve Watson (IICP College, Ireland)
The Shine of Absences: Lacan’s Remarks on the Feminine in the Fifties
Chair: Hilda Fernandez Alvarez (Simon Fraser University)