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"Psychoanalysis is not like any other form of therapeutics".
Jacques Lacan |
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| Words and silences of love. |
| By Sergio Marcelo Zabalza |
| One of Pablo Neruda's most famous poems begins with the line: "I like for you to be still: it is as though you were absent". According to many people, this is one of the most accomplished verses in world literature. Perhaps because its tone glides with the tempo of something gratuitous, whose efficient witticism reveals more through what it suggests than through what it actually states. |
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| Desire to kill. |
| By Claudia Piñeiro |
| A couple of weeks ago Cacho was shot. His cell phone was stolen and a gun was aimed at his head and fired, but he was not killed. Cacho has a school stationary shop some twenty blocks away from where I live. He was lucky, as the bullet only grazed his parietal bone. He was admitted into the city hospital for a few days and then returned home. |
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| Three aunts. |
| By Jorge Bekerman |
| Lidia s childhood was atypical, to say the least. An "only child", she owed this peculiar filial status to a tragic event: the death under ambiguous circumstances of a baby who, had it not died during labor, would have been her elder sister; a sister, by the way, who was dead but not gone. |
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| Pianísimo. |
| By Néstor Yellati |
| The pianos were there, in the middle class dining-rooms, and it was important and desirable that children played the piano. Music, both "classical" (no better name has been created for it) and "academic" (an even worse denomination) was greatly appreciated. Playing the piano was then, to certain extent, a forced choice. |
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| Psychoanalysis in Argentina, from Klein to Lacan |
| By Alejandro Dagfal |
| When one refers to the history of psychoanalysis in Argentina, a basic issue immediately leaps to the eye: the use of the singular is especially problematic, both as far as the history of psychoanalysis and psychoanalysis itself are concerned. Mariano Plotkin has just shown why it is more appropriate to talk about various possible histories, rather than about a single history. |
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