The maternal ravage as a psychoanalytic concept by Zawady, Megdy

“…The clinical reflection on the “maternal ravage” is an effort to analyze whether it should rise to the level of a concept within psychoanalytic theory. By naming it, Lacan exposes the constitutive nature of the phenomenon as the inherently deadly side of the libidinization that the Desire-of-theMother introduces in the genesis of the subject. …”
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Review Reading effects: Lapse Nº 2 Annual Magazine of the Master in Lacanian Psychoanalytic Theory "Dark Gods" by Drechsler, Perla

“…The Master in Lacanian Psychoanalytic Theory of the National University of Córdoba has its magazine. …”
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“You woke me up”: the encounter with feminine jouissance as a condition of mourning in Her, by Spike Jonze by Saito Gutiérrez, Gabriela

“…From contemporary psychoanalysis, the philosophical proposal of Byung Chul Han and reception theory, this article seeks to identify Her, by Spike Jonze, as the contemporary representation of female enjoyment or jouissance. …”
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Freud and “cinematic intuition”: psychoanalysis, cinema and epistemology by Berton, Mireille

“…The approach consists of questioning the way in which psychoanalytic theory is put into play in response to the cinematographic apparatus. …”
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Mothers? Around the throne by Willington, Alejandro

“…The present work extracts them to locate from a psychoanalytic reading some complexities in the maternal positions that this theory poses from the clinical experience. …”
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Stopwatches not have sex by Assef, Jorge Pablo

“…He exposes that from the Lacanian psychoanalytic theory, could be drawn here that the enjoyment is something that cannot be reduced to intercourse, appears linked to the libidinal circuits and builds unique eroticism of each subject. …”
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A failed pere-version by Laso, Eduardo

“…By adapting Sophocles´ text from psychoanalytic theory, he makes a film that links the universality of Freudian Oedipus complex with his own experience of passionate love for his mother and parricidal hatred against his father.…”
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Psychoanalysis, Narratives and Audiovisual Discourse: psychoanalysis in extension by Brodsky, Juan Ernesto, Castro, María Eugenia, Gigliola, Foco

“…The questions that guide this article are: how does the extension of Lacanian psychoanalytic theory contribute to different fields of knowledge, to the arts, to the humanities, to culture in general? …”
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Interview with Juan Pablo Meneses by Destefanis, Eugenia, Foco, Gigliola, Brodsky, Juan, Duarte, Juan Pablo, Castro, María Eugenia

“…Inspired In a series of questions that, within the framework of Lacanian psychoanalytic theory, could be grouped around the notion of capitalist discourse, the present interview addresses some aspects of this experience.…”
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