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Quando há cartel?

July 2018
Revista de Psicanálise Stylus

DOI:10.31683/stylus.v0i36.255

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When Jacques Lacan founded the French School of Psychoanalysis, he proposed that at the center of the School two peculiar ways of experiencing and transmitting the psychoanalytic experience would exist: the pass and the cartel. This article aims to discuss some impasses of the cartel device from an experience of dissolution; for this, it raises three elements - form, time and space - to problematize this type of device when it comes to its unprecedented and potent character for the education as an analyst.

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