Part
of the teaching will be dedicated to a work on the stakes of an
analytic cure. The cure as such is a space created by the unconscious
of the analyst so that what was inscribed in the being because it
was not receivable within the limits of the culture, and which haunted
the organism in the symptom, can find a way to be spoken.
On
the one hand, this work will lead us to consider the confrontation
of individual consciousness with the subjective dimension of the
being. On the other hand, it will lead us to consider the novel
stakes imposed on us by mondialisation where the human dimension
that haunts the subjective transcends culture and civilization.
Another
part of the teaching will focus on the stakes of the silence of
the analyst in the Address. The content of this silence will be
studied to show the impact of this silence on the constitution of
the space where the quest of the subject shatters the limits of
the ego.