LACK iii was held at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts on May 9-11, 2019. The conference organizers were Hugh Manon (Clark University), Matthew Malsky, (Clark University), Jennifer Friedlander (Pomona College), and Hilary Neroni (University of Vermont).
DAY 1 — Thursday, May 9
Opening Plenary: 9:00-9:45
Sheldon George, Simmons University
“Racialization and Sexuation: The Channels of Jouissance in the Lacanian Subject”
Tilton Hall, Higgins University Center, 2nd floor
Session 1: Thursday 10:00-11:30
1A. Panel: Capital
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Hilary Neroni
Anna Kornbluh, University of Illinois at Chicago
“Mediating Impersonality in the Epoch of Human Capital”
Christian Caiconte, University of Sydney
“Unveiling the Subject of Capitalist Development: Foucault Contra Lacan”
Robert McDonald, University of Kansas
“Lacan contra Becker, or When Neoclassical Economic Theory Discovers Metonymy”
Tamas Nagypal, Ryerson University
“The Cynic as a Neoliberal Entrepreneur of Himself in Bryan Singer’s The Usual Suspects”
1B. Panel: Freud
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Hugh Manon
Ryan Nordle, University of Vermont
“The Freudian Ethics of Psychoanalysis”
K. Daniel Cho, Otterbein University
“The Rules of Enjoyment: On Freud’s Theory of Genius”
Dylan Mohr, University of Minnesota
“The Belated Plague: American Psychoanalysis Before Freud”
Sam Boyles, Independent Researcher
“The Dutch Semblable: A Psychoanalytic Case Study of 17th Century England”
1C. Panel: Love
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Mina Ivanova
Henry Krips, Claremont Graduate University
“Love and Revolution”
Joseph Scalia II, Northern Rockies Psychoanalytic Institute
“Antagonism, Eros, and Transformation: Is there a Practicable Intersection of Critique and Dialogue?”
Michael McAndrew, Psychoanalytic Candidate, Clinical College of Colorado, Denver
“Against Attachment: A Lacanian critique of Attachment Theory” (Part 1)
Chris Nelson, Psychoanalytic Candidate, Clinical College of Colorado, Denver
“Against Attachment: A Lacanian critique of Attachment Theory” (Part 2)
1D. Panel: Genealogy/Filiation
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Geoff Pfeifer
Ashley T. Shelden, Kennesaw State University
“Collaging History: The Abject Genealogies of Kenneth Halliwell (and Joe Orton)”
Ashley Byczkowski, State University of New York at Buffalo
“Feminine Genealogy and Subjectivity in Marie-Célie Agnant’s Le Livre d’Emma”
Anwita Ghosh, Fordham University
“Exiled Mother Tongue and/as Nostalgia: Reading Cassin’s Arendt with Lacan”
Andrew Stein, Lacanian analyst, New York
“One Case Study of an Immigrant”
Session 2: Thursday 11:45-1:00
2A. Panel: Troubled Social Relations
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Anna Kornbluh
Todd McGowan, University of Vermont
“The Price of Living Out Our Fantasies”
Paul Eisenstein, Otterbein
“Waiting on Violence: Civility, Separation, Politics”
Veronica Davis, University of Vermont
“Looking for Nothing: Surveillance, Anxiety, and Trans Misrecognition”
2B. Panel: The Extimacy of Ambivalence: on what is truly intolerant at the heart of being
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Manya Steinkoler
Carol Owens, psychoanalyst, Dublin
Stephanie Swales, University of Dallas
“Extreme Prejudice”
Stephanie Swales and Carol Owens
“Extimate Ambivalence”
Sheila Cavanagh, York University
“The Discourse of the Pervert and the Jouissance of Race in Portrait of Jason”
2C. Panel: Algebra/Math/Topology
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Jean Wyatt
Eric VanLieshout, University at Buffalo
“The Reunion of Broken Parts: Lacan and Algebra”
Carlos Gómez Camarena, Universidad Iberoamericana at Mexico City
“The Five Fundamental Mathematical Objects in Lacanian Psychoanalysis”
David Marriott, University of California, Santa Cruz
“Black Topology”
2D. Panel: Lack of Sound
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Matthew Malsky
Nathan Gale, Utah Valley University
“Do Capitalists Dream in Silence?: Philip K. Dick and the Empty Space of Capitalist Discourse”
Timothy Richardson, University of Texas at Arlington
“Against the Loss of Loss, or Music as Symptom”
Ron Brooks, Montclair State University
“Cut-Ups and Compositional Craft: Sound As a Lacanian Frame for Invention”
BREAK FOR LUNCH 1:00-2:00
Session 3: Thursday 2:15-3:30
3A. Panel: ‘Separation as Renunciation’
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Paul Eisenstein
Russell Sbriglia, Seton Hall University.
“‘Enthusiast to Duty’: Deontology and Surplus-Enjoyment in Herman Melville’s Pierre; or, The Ambiguities”
Cindy Zeiher, University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
“On the Jouissance of Refusal: Lacan avec Jankélévitch”
Ryan Engley, The University of Rhode Island
“Refusing Psychoanalysis: Noël Carrol and 1996’s Post-Theory Reconsidered”
3B. Panel: Anti-Social
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Seth Brodsky
Florian Walch, University of Chicago
“On the Perverse Pleasures of Norwegian Black Metal”
Sean Witters, University of Vermont
“The Primal Addict”
Bruno Xavier, FDV, Brazil
“Does Latin American Democracies dream of dictatorial sheep? About the ‘Dawn of the Far-right’ and the Living-Dead”
3C. Panel: Drive & Jouissance
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Brian Wall
José Giovanni Luiggi-Hernández, Duquesne University.
“Colonized Desire: Unobtainable Whiteness or Decolonial Jouissance”
Derek Hook, Duquesne University.
“The death drive in Žižek…and Fanon”
Pietro Bianchi, Duke University.
“The Silence of Jouissance and the image: Notes on Jacques-Alain Miller’s Silet”
3D. Panel: Discourses
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Robert Tobin
Woody Brown, University at Buffalo
“Parasituation: A Lacanian Approach to Disability and the Discourse of Science”
Maria Liza Ahearne, California Institute of Integral Studies
“Lacan’s Four Plus Discourses & The Matriarch”
Hanna Baranchuk, Curry College
“The Discourse of the Hysteric: The Dialectics of the Russian National Cynic-Believer”
Session 4: Thursday 3:45-5:15
4A. Panel: Film/Trauma
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Henry Krips
Chase O’Gwin, Northwest Missouri State University and Bethany Morris, Lindsey Wilson College.
“When you say one thing and mean your monstrous m(O)ther’s jouissance”: Anxiety, sexuation and the modern horror film”
Kevin Wynter, Pomona College.
“The Sunken Place: Trauma, Race, and Psychoanalysis in Jordan Peele’s Get Out”
Laurent Shervington, The University of Western Australia.
“Speaking the Unspeakable: The Traumatic Nature of the Voice in Post-War Japanese Cinema”
Hyon Joo Yoo, University of Vermont
“Real Body, Real Cinema”
4B. Panel: Lack
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Hilary Neroni
Alice Kuzniar, University of Waterloo
“The Homeopathic Remedy, Lack C30”
Frank Smecker, Duquesne University
“Lack As Process: An Opening Remark About the Reproduction of Interpellative Spaces”
Luke Heister, University at Buffalo
“The Anxiety of Excommunication: Philip Rothʼs Lack of Speech”
Erica S. Freeman, Duquesne University
“Lacan, Irigaray, and Sexual Difference: Implications for a Lacanian Account of the Psychoanalytic Case Study Genre”
4C. Panel: Other
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Carol Owens
Oded Nir, Vassar College
“Repeating Israel”
Ryan Napier, Tufts University
“Autofiction and the Disappearance of the Other”
Andrew Ridgeway, University of Vermont
“Tweeting Lack: Paranoid Subjects and the Digital Other”
Juan Pablo Lucchelli, Paris
“G-SPOT LIKE GOD”
DAY 2 — Friday, May 10
Session 5: Friday 9:00-10:30
5A. Panel: Object, Thing, Philosophy
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Todd McGowan
Daniel Tutt, George Washington University, Marymount University and Georgetown University’s Prisons and Justice Initiative.
“Drive Objects: Lathouse and Negative Sublimations”
Richard Boothby, Loyola University.
“Rethinking the Thing”
Joseph Anderson, Dusquesne University.
“Badiou and Lacan: The body and the Absolute in Logics of Worlds”
Ed Pluth, California State University, Chico.
“Lalangue in the Antiphilosophy Debate”
5B. Panel: The Mark of the Real
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Jennifer Friedlander
Darren J. Borg, Los Angeles Pierce College/Claremont Graduate University.
“The Sublime, the Uncanny, and the Gothic”
Abhipsa Chakraborty, SUNY Buffalo.
“Desire, Body and the Uncanny: A Reading of Wuthering Heights and Great Expectations”
Morgan Thomas, University of Cincinnati.
“Chez Duras”
Sean Desilets, Boston University
“Ethics, Institution, Outrage”
5C. Panel: Literature
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Matthew Mersky
Olga Cox Cameron, psychoanalyst.
“What can Literature tell Psychoanalysis about Lacan’s objet a? Joyce’s Anna Livia meets Bronte’s Jane Eyre”
David Mudrak, Seton Hall University
“Identity Through Commodity: Shopping and Sublimation in White Noise”
Carson Hammond, University of Toronto.
“Beyond “Depressionism”: Form, Failure, and Irony in the Literature of Melancholia”
Dipanjan Maitra, SUNY at Buffalo
“A question of psychoanalytic method”: Towards a “juste” reading of literature with Joyce and Lacan”
5D. Panel: Feminine/Masculine/Trans
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Cindy Zeiher
Sheila Kunkle, Metropolitan State University
“The Fate of Feminine Failure: Woman and Women in Blade Runner 2049”
Concetta Principe, Trent University.
“The Politics of Literature or the Literature of Politics – Lacan and the Messianic Girl”
Jean Wyatt, Occidental College
“Freud, Laplanche, Leonardo: A Late Laplanche Rereading of Early Freud”
Rithika Ramamurthy, Brown University.
“Inhuman Woman: Courtly Love, Involuntary Celibacy, and Sadomasochistic Masculinity”
Session 6: Friday 10:45-12:00
6A. Panel: Alienation/Separation
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Hilary Neroni
Kirk Turner, Deakin University
“You Gotta Keep ’em Separated: On the Avoidance of Alienation in Language or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Find Desire within the Discourse of the Other”
Florian Endres, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
“Greedy Emptiness — Alienation & Politics”
Tracy McNulty, Cornell University
“Separating from Separation”
6B. Panel: Zupančič’s What is Sex?
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Clint Burnham
Frances Restuccia, Boston College
“An Ontology of Negativity/Impossible Love”
Jessica Perry, Boston College
“The Political Real in Badious and Zupančič”
Shannon Callahan, Boston College
“The Impossible Happens”: Zupančič and the Occurrence of Lacanian Love
6C. Panel: The Ravages of Capitalism
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Derek Hook
Yahya M. Madra, Drew University
Ceren Özselçuk, Boğaziçi University
“The Logic of Exception and Corporate Sovereignty
Psychoanalysis, Political Theology and Political Economy”
John Waldron, University of Vermont
“The Ethics of Suffering in Post-María Puerto Rico”
Duane Rouselle, Grand Valley State
“American Wisdom: Capitalism within American Sociology”
6D. Panel: Film Theory
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Ed Pluth
Tyler Theus, Brown University
“The Need For Images in Shane Carruth’s Primer: Rethinking the Imaginary in Film Theory”
Hugh Manon, Clark University
“Mirrors, Motion and the Limits of Cinema”
Brian Wall, Binghamton University.
“Lacan against the Historicists, Again: Animation and Anticipation”
BREAK FOR LUNCH: 12:00-1:00
Session 7: Friday 1:15-2:30
7A. Panel: The Canadian Troika
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Todd McGowan
Clint Burnham, Simon Fraser University
“Enjoy your clickbait!”
Matthew Flisfeder, University of Winnipeg.
“The Swiping Logic of the Signifier; or, Sexuality in the Field of the Algorithm”
Louis-Paul Willis, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
“Looking at the Gaze: Lacanian Film Theory and Virtual Reality”
7B. Panel: Digital
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Hugh Manon
Jason Landrum, Southeastern Louisiana University.
“All About the Hustle: iPhones, Digital Cinema, and Tangerine”
Utsav Banerjee, University of Hyderabad, India
“Signifiers of Today: The Logic of Displacement and Substitution in Software Technology”
Corey Abell, Simon Fraser University.
“The Digital Fringe: Anonymity and the New Symbolic Order”
7C. Panel: Film/Music
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Hyon Joo Yoo
Jennifer Friedlander, Pomona College.
“Repeating the Square: From Satisfaction to Jouissance”
Alexander Bove, Pacific University.
“On the Uncanny Ontology of Character and the Exclusionary Dispositif of the Person: Žižek’s Disparity and the Case of Michael Haneke”
Ahmet Yuce, Georgia State University. “‘Can the Master Liberate?’ Psychoanalysis and Phenomenology of Authority in Whiplash”
7D. Panel: Interpretation
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Sheila Kunkle
Michelle Rada, Brown University.
“Bullshit Hermeneutics”
Lucas Ballestín, The New School for Social Research.
“Lacan on Defense”
Candela Potente, Princeton University.
“One Word for Another: Between Transference and Metaphor”
Session 8: Friday 2:45-4:15
8A. Panel: Gaze/Voice/Image
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Jason Landrum
Jessica Datema, Bergen Community College
“Father, poor weak fool. I know you see the burning that I never stop making you see. What are you going to do about it?” (Part 1)
Manya Steinkoler, Borough of Manhattan Community College
“Father, poor weak fool. I know you see the burning that I never stop making you see. What are you going to do about it?” (Part 2)
Louis Lamanna, Duquesne University.
“Fool Me Twice: Gaze Then Gimmick in the Photography of Thomas Demand”
Alois Sieben, Simon Fraser University.
“Settler Eyes Wide Shut: The Real Gaze of Settler-Colonialism”
8B. Panel: Death Drive/Hegemony
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Daniel Tutt
Benjamin Strosberg, Duquesne University.
“Death Drive and Dialectic of Enlightenment”
Travis Heeren, University of Oregon.
“Posthegemony’s Second Death and Our Political Potentialities”
Cynthia Cruz, Sarah Lawrence College/Columbia University.
“Lacan and the Anorexic No”
Shane Herron, Furman University
“A Tale of Two Signifiers: Rorty, Laclau, Psychoanalysis”
8C. Panel: Over-Proximity
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Don Kunze
Christien Garcia, University of Cambridge
“The Syntax of Rooms: Queer Domesticity in Joseph Losey’s The Servant”
Rawia Inaim, Simon Fraser University
“Baby, Daddy, and Lil’ Mama: A Lacanian Analysis of Pseudo-Incestuous Rhetoric”
Sean Leadem, Duquesne University
“Echo as political figure”
Sarah Moore, University of Wisconsin-Madison
“Return of the Repressed: Native Presence and American Trauma in the Landscapes of Muir’s Boyhood and Youth”
DAY 3 — Saturday, May 11
Session 9: Saturday 9:00-10:30
9A. Panel: Anxiety
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Jennifer Friedlander
Stephen Felder, Irvine Valley College
“‘That Which Deceives Not:’ Anxiety in HBO’s The Leftovers”
Scott Krzych, Colorado College
“Embarrassment of Riches: Ethical Anxieties in the Films of Nicole Holofcener”
Blaise Bayno, UC Santa Cruz
“Sovereignty, Temporality, Jouissance: The Toxicomaniac and Anti-Futurist Anxiety”
Deniz Çoral, University of Minnesota
“The Humorous Reaction to Trepidation: Jokes on the Trading Floor”
9B. Panel: After
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Matthew Malsky
Seth Brodsky, University of Chicago
“After Apeshit/After Analysis”
Mitch S. Thiessen, The New School
“Dialectica Maleficae: Remarks on an Image of Separation”
Zai Jiang, Simon Fraser University
“What’s next, Antigone?”
Alexander Aronson, Independent Scholar
“Accelerationism and ordinary psychosis: the psychical contingencies of post-capitalist utopia”
9C. Panel: Feminine
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Daniel Cho
Don Kunze, Penn State University
“Women Stealing from the Office and Other Pronouns: Restating the Politics of the Feminine with a Moving Master Signifier”
Melissa Wright, University at Buffalo
“Writing the Feminine in Elizabeth Cady Stanton”
Marta Aleksandrowicz, University at Buffalo
“To Let Oneself Drop from the Stage: Passage-to-the-Act, Object a, and Femininity”
Fernanda Negrete, University of Buffalo.
“From Littoral to Literal: Practices of the Letter in Lituraterre and Marguerite Duras’
Waterscapes”
9D. Panel: Interpreting Sex and Desire
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Louis-Paul Willis
Rosemary Overell, University of Otago, New Zealand.
“#NotAllMen: A Lacanian Feminist Reading of a Popular Hashtag”
Rachel Clancy, University of Pittsburgh.
#MeToo and Modern Romance: Consent and Desire in the Case of Aziz Ansari
Daniela Garofalo, University of Oklahoma
“Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and the Comedy of the Universal”
Hilary Neroni, University of Vermont
“The High Cost of Free Porn: Feminism and Narrative Anxiety ”
Session 10: Saturday 10:45-12:00
10A. Panel: America
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Scott Krzych
Mina Ivanova, Agnes Scott College.
“Desire to Drone: Legitimizing Targeted Killing and the Use of Armed Drones in the Obama Administration Discourse”
Daniel Gonzalez, University of Illinois at Chicago.
“Being” or “Doing”: Psychoanalysis and the Literary Character of the Brett Kavanaugh Hearings”
Calum Matheson, University of Pittsburgh.
“Loving the Rocket Man: Toward an Erotology of Donald Trump”
10B. Panel: Separation
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: John Waldron
Christopher Bell, University of Southern Indiana.
“Lacan with Cassirer: A new perspective on Symbolization and Separation”
Jake Cowan, University of Texas-Austin
“Towards a Pedagogy of Separation: Fake News and True Rhetoric”
Mahdi Tourage, King’s University College at the Western University
“Esoteric Lacan and Sufism: Paths Towards Moving Beyond Pre- and Post-Modern Subjectivities”
10C. Panel: Real
Room 111, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Matthew Flisfeder
Seth Alt, Claremont Graduate University.
“Museums and the Real: Awakening Into Jouissance in the Selfie Foundry”
Nathan Gorelick, Utah Valley University.
“Religion, Revolution and the Real: A Comparative Symptomatology”
Gözde Kılıç, Başkent University
“Satanic Hymns: The Rushdie Affair, Islamic Ethics, and the Real”
10D. Panel: Race
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Sheldon George
Gautam Basu Thakur, Boise State University
“Dangerous Freedom: Fanon, Racial Antagonism, and the Death Drive”
Linette Park, Dartmouth College/University of California, Irvine
“On the Nature of Negativity and Race”
Rishi Chebrolu, University of Pittsburgh
“‘It Can Never Be White Enough’: The Prison Regime and the “Ethno-State” in White Nationalist Discourse”
BREAK FOR LUNCH: 12:00-1:15
Session 11: Saturday 1:15-2:30
11A. Panel: Method
Grace Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Gautam Basu Thakur
Robert K. Beshara, Northern New Mexico College.
“Lacan avec Said: Contrapuntal Psychoanalysis as a Radical Qualitative Research Method in Critical Psychology and Beyond”
Matthew Mersky, Boston College.
“Did Somebody Say ‘Nature?’”
David Sigler, Unversity of Calgary
“The Time of Anxiety”
11B. Panel: Subversion
Lurie Conference Room, Higgins University Center, 1st floor
Chair: Cindy Zeiher
Vakhtang Gomelauri, psychotherapist, Philadelphia.
“Shame and Subversion: Lacanian perspectives”
Ivan Sapp, University of Toronto
“von Trier with Santner: Melancholia, Symbolic Investiture, Revolt”
Rachit Anand, SUNY Buffalo.
“The Lack of a Lack: Anxiety, Shame and Unheimlich”
11C. Panel: Beckett
Room 202, Shaich Alumni & Student Engagement Center (ASEC)
Chair: Henry Krips
Matthew Gannon, Boston College.
“Late Modernist Lacan: Beckett’s Narrative Drive”
Mia Vallet, artist/researcher, NYC/Philadelphia.
“On the Dialectics of Power and Subjectivity in Beckett and Lacan”
Amanda Duncan, Pacific University.
“‘Profaning’ the Body in Samuel Beckett’s Television Plays”
Closing Plenary: Saturday 3:00-4:30
Lee Edelman, Tufts University
“Being/Divided: Queerness, Psychoanalysis, and Ontological Negation”
Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Performing Arts 92 Downing Street
Welcome from Hugh Manon, Clark University:
In “The Freudian Thing,” Lacan recounts having heard “from Jung’s own mouth” the words spoken by Freud to Jung in September 1909 when they arrived in New York Harbor in view of the Statue of Liberty: “They don’t realize we’re bringing them the plague.” The two were en route to Clark University, where Freud would deliver five talks, the only lectures he would ever deliver in the Western hemisphere.
Clark’s president, G. Stanley Hall, had invited Freud and a number of other leading scholars from various disciplines to speak on the 20th anniversary of the University’s founding. In attendance were Franz Boas, William James, Sándor Ferenczi, Ernest Jones, A.A. Brill, and many others. Anarchist and sexual reformer Emma Goldman sat in the first rows, and also attended the ceremony in which Freud received an honorary doctorate—the only honorary degree he ever received. Translated as Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis, Freud’s Clark lectures were for some time the definitive summary of Freudian theory.
Reflecting in his autobiography on his week at Clark University, Freud remarked that “In Europe I felt as though I were despised; but over there I found myself received by the foremost men as an equal. As I stepped onto the platform at Worcester to deliver my Five Lectures upon Psychoanalysis it seemed like the realization of some incredible day-dream: psychoanalysis was no longer a product of delusion, it had become a valuable part of reality.”
We look forward to seeing everyone on the Clark Campus for LACK iii,
Hugh Manon
