I’ve always imagined the following scene as one of solemnity. Freud, invited by North-American psychologist Stanley Hall to speak at Clark University, in Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.A, in 1909, proud of how widespread his ideas had become, turns to his disciples Carl Jung and Sandor Ferenczi – who accompanied him on his cross-Atlantic voyage and with…
TEXTO EM PORTUGUÊS Sempre imaginei a cena seguinte como um momento solene. Freud, convidado a ir aos Estados Unidos pelo psicólogo norte-americano Stanley Hall, para falar na Universidade Clark, em Worcester, Massachussets, em 1909, orgulhoso da expansão de suas ideias, diz aos discípulos Carl Jung e Sandor Ferenczi, que o acompanhavam na viagem de…
Translated by Lorena Hojman Davis Reviewed by Caroline Heanue If the unconscious and the brain have nothing in common (1) for who has had a psychoanalytical experience, the fact remains however, that in the current discourse, they have very close ties and the confusion between one and the other prevails. Moreover, as Jacques Lacan has…