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  • About CFAR
  • Sigmund Freud
  • Jacques Lacan
  • CFAR Trainings
    • Clinical Training Programme
    • Short Courses
    • Introductory Course
    • Psychoanalytic Studies
  • Public Seminars
  • Study Groups
  • Membership Types
    • Full Membership
    • Associate Membership
    • Affiliate Membership
  • Analysts of the centre
  • Associates and Affiliates
  • CFAR Publications
  • Web Journal
  • Archive
  • Academic Links
  • Clinical Service
  • Bibliography
  • CFAR Code of Ethics
  • CFAR Complaints Procedure
  • CFAR Equality & Diversity Statement
  • Contact Us
  • The CFAR Journal

Publications


CFAR Publications

The CFAR Library aims to make classic Lacanian texts available in English for the first time, as well as publishing original research in the Lacanian field. The editors of the series are Anouchka Grose, Darian Leader and Alan Rowan and it is published by Karnac Books. Please click on a book cover below to view the full details and purchase via the Karnac website.

JCFAR

Unlike many other professions, psychoanalysis is not based on the transmission of a body of knowledge that, once learnt, would make one a ‘psychoanalyst’. Rather, it involves the long and painful process of putting knowledge in question: the knowledge that one has constructed about one’s own life, one’s family and, indeed, the idea that knowledge is able to answer all the questions that matter to us. This putting in question is the psychoanalytic process itself, and for this reason, the central part of psychoanalytic training is one’s own analysis.

Web Journal

CFAR’s new web journal offers transcriptions of selected seminars and lectures given in CFAR, as well as translations of important new psychoanalytic work from French and Spanish. Five to six articles will appear each year, and they are available free to anyone who accesses the site. The web journal has been made possible due to a gift from a donor who wishes to remain anonymous. We would like to thank him for his generosity and commitment to psychoanalytic research.

Archive

CFAR newsleter archive between 1986 and 1991 ara available to be download in PDF format.


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