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The informal tone of these ten lectures by Roberto Harari reflects their original character as classes held at El Centro de Extension Psicoanalitica del Centro Cultural General, San Martin Buenos Aires. Destined for a wider audience than just the psychoanalytical camp, Harari's work presents the Lacanian endeavor without presupposition of specialized knowledge—and yet without conceding intellectual subtlety.
Harari provides an introductory display of essential themes developed in Lacan's Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis, and offers his own insightful reading of the text's central ideas. These ten classes, sparked by the crucial Seminar XI within the teaching of Lacan, reframe a wide range of questions in psychoanalysis for the professional in the field, scholars and students across disciplines, and interested lay readers.
Harari is so at ease with Lacan's oeuvre that he can dismantle and rebuild its structure so that order and logic suddenly appear inherent to Lacan's way of thinking. The unconscious, transference, repetition, and the drive are here reintroduced, not only to do justice to Freud's insights, but also to link these concepts to the larger question of the complex relationships between psychoanalysis, religion, and science. Harari's didactic approach and his analytic style come together to bring us one step closer to understanding Lacan and one step closer to understanding ourselves.
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Drazenka Kimpel
reviewed Lacan's Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis on December 07, 2013 Lacan's Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis
Nelson has a really good idea here, and I feel that my clinical work with clients benefited from the connection between crying behaviors and attachment theory that this book advances. At the same time, the research and clinical basis of the work underwhelmed, relying heavily on anecdotal and literary examples and sometimes dismissing contradictory evidence or theory rather than giving it a full hearing. In general, Nelson's points made a good deal of sense, but her cavalier attitude toward a lack of empirical evidence rather surprised me. In addition, Nelson operates and theorizes almost exclusively from a psychodynamic perspective, causing many of her recommendations, examples, and theories to feel inapplicable to people who work in more time-limited contexts or with greater attention paid to short-term, objective changes in symptoms. I initially started reading this book as a response to a client who had frequent, uncontrollable crying spells, and the material did help tremendously in my conceptualization of and interaction with this client. A clinician facing a similar situation might expect similar benefits.
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