Two men looking for truth. On the subject of a letter from Marc-François Lacan
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2017.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Marc-François Lacan, a Benedictine monk, addressed a long letter to Jacques Sedat in 1982 in which he mentioned his eldest brother, Jacques Lacan, and which brought them together. It shows how much, in their respective engagements, the two brothers shared a search for truth, a search for the other, and both at once, via different paths, exploring research on ethics, most notably in psychoanalysis.
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Marc-François Lacan, a Benedictine monk, addressed a long letter to Jacques Sedat in 1982 in which he mentioned his eldest brother, Jacques Lacan, and which brought them together. It shows how much, in their respective engagements, the two brothers shared a search for truth, a search for the other, and both at once, via different paths, exploring research on ethics, most notably in psychoanalysis.
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