Institutional Transmission of Psychoanalysis
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Écrits: The First Complete Edition in English · Jacques Lacan · p.400
The Freudian Thing > *The talk given was couched in the following terms:*
Theoretical move: Lacan argues that Freud deliberately engineered a merely formal, authoritarian preservation of psychoanalysis—through institutional repression and censorship—such that his fundamental concepts survived as "non-present signifiers," largely misunderstood, and that only a return to Freud via a distinctive style of teaching can recover the truth they carry.
the extraordinary subjection to which Freud doomed his posterity is maintained—a posterity one hardly dares in this case to qualify as 'spiritual.'