The Psychoanalytical Notebooks is a journal which aims to reflect and develop the Lacanian orientation in the English-speaking world as well as demonstrate the continuing work of the London Society of the NLS. Each issue has been devoted to a specific theme. It opens with a lead article and is followed by commentaries and contributions from the members of the School and LS-NLS.

Science and the real

Psychoanalytical Notebooks 27, 2013

Jacques-Alain Miller – Psychoanalysis, its place among the sciences
Miquel Bassols – There is no science of the real
Eric Laurent – The illusion of scientism, the anguish of scientists
Marco Focchi – Number in science and in psychoanalysis
Pierre Skriabine – Science, the subject and psychoanalysis
Philippe La Sagna et al. – Science and the name of the father
Esthela Solano-Suarez – The clinic in the time of the real
Francois Ansermet – Trace and object, between neurosciences and psychoanalysis
Guy Briole – Error and misunderstanding
Alfredo Zenoni – A post-scientific real
Jacques- Alain Miller – Spare parts
Pierre Naveau – Jealousy and the hidden gaze
Veronique Voruz – Reading Catherine M. on jealousy
Bogdan Wolf – Intricacies of the gaze
Betty Bertrand-Godfrey – Jealousy as a name of the father?
Laure Naveau – The other man of his life
Holly Pester – I have spoilt a better name than my own…