Dany Nobus Books

Focusing on Jacques Lacan's contributions within the Freudian tradition, this book re-evaluates his impact on clinical psychoanalysis. It addresses five key themes: diagnosis, the analyst's role, transference management, interpretation formulation, and analytic training organization. By incorporating both published and unpublished works, the author illustrates theoretical principles with clinical examples, making Lacan's ideas more accessible. Additionally, it features the first complete bibliography of Lacan's works in English, serving as a vital resource for psychology and psychotherapy professionals and students.

The book explores Lacan's theories through nine interconnected chapters, examining their strengths and weaknesses. It delves into critical and often contentious areas of investigation relevant to psychoanalysis and beyond, offering a nuanced perspective on Lacan's contributions to the field.

Focusing on the intricacies of the Lacanian project, this book examines its inherent incompleteness through the insights of various contributors. Their collective analysis not only deepens the understanding of Lacanian theory but also positions the work as a significant reference for future scholarship, ensuring its lasting impact in the field.