Colette Soler practices and teaches psychoanalysis in Paris. She holds an agrégation in philosophy and a doctorate in psychology. It was her encounter with the teaching and person of Jacques Lacan that led her to choose psychoanalysis. She was a member of the École Freudienne de Paris and, following its dissolution, became the Director of the École de la Cause Freudienne, after which she was at the forefront of the movement of the International of the Forums and its School of Psychoanalysis.

Dedication

Preface

I. November 12, 2014

Analytic context

Consciousness of identity

Identity called into question

Towards identity

II. November 26, 2014

"Apparolé" to capitalism

Identity and the Social Link

The segregative option

"Not all apparolé" to capitalism

III. December 17, 2015

Identity put into question

The subject represented

The entrance of the subject into the real

The function of identifications

IV. January 7, 2015

The order of identifications

Two primordial identifications

"The imaginary path"

An absence

V. January 21, 2015

Phallus, are you there?

Genealogy of the phallus

The phallocentric clinic

VI. February 4, 2015

Socialising phallus

Two lacks

And the Name-of-the-Father?

VII. March 11, 2015

The primordial identification

Subversion

Copulatory function of the phallus

VIII. March 25, 2015

Maternal castration

The phallic supplement

The collective and the individual

Context

IX. April 8, 2015

Our context

In the footsteps of Freud

A single psychology

"Civilizing" love

The three identifications

X. May 6, 2015

The principle of cohesion

The Freudian group is not a discourse

Links between peers?

XI. May 20, 2015

Dialectic of phallic identifications

Unconscious desire and genitality

Jouissance of the body...

What body?

The unlikely body

XII. June 3, 2015

Identification with the symptom

Non extimate jouissance

Of the real Ones

To identify oneself without identifying?