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Pages 5 to 7| The family of the sick child or adolescent and the psychic spell of illness | Marianne Brody-Baudin, Karinne Gueniche

Pages 9 to 10| “Visits a Country Doctor” | Marianne Brody-Baudin, Karinne Gueniche

Pages 11 to 23| Pediatric intensive care: A site of fantasies and incestuous emergence | Gaëlle Le Ficher

Pages 25 to 44| The unborn child and the sick child | Yann Craus, Maylis Dugert, Maria Rodriguez Cortina, Boram Yoon

Pages 45 to 58| Cleft lip and palate and parent-to-child narrative transmission: The role of the psychologist as a mediator | Pascale Gavelle, Manuella de Luca, Arnaud Picard

Pages 59 to 73| Clinical aspects of simple craniosynostosis: What are the impacts of early cranial surgery? | Véronique Surrel

Pages 75 to 91| The experiences of parents of intersex children: A critical review of the medical and psychological literature | Mathias Winter

Pages 93 to 108| When one is ill, the others . . . | Marianne Brody-Baudin

Pages 109 to 126| Sibling visits in neonatal intensive care: What fraternal resonances and psychological conflicts arise in the parent-child-caregiver triad? | Amélie Icart, Oksana Fuchs

Pages 127 to 141| The sick adolescent and the triangulation of the patient-animal-clinician relationship: The role of zootherapy in working through intrafamilial death-related anxieties | Marion Ours, Nathalie Dumet

Pages 143 to 152| Father of a child with Williams syndrome: From trauma to a painful process of reconstruction | Élisabeth Chaillou

Pages 153 to 166| When a child’s illness turns a couple’s world upside down | Mathilde Bonneau, Marie Chappa, Marion Deville

Pages 167 to 180| The importance of psychological care during and after the “aftermath” for pediatric cancer survivors: The case of the “long-term follow-up clinic” | Sophie Rivollet, Léonor Fasse, Sarah Dauchy

Pages 181 to 200| Caring for children who will not recover: Impacts of incurability on the family, body, and psyche | Bernard Golse

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Pages 5 to 7| Introduction: From addictions to new addictions | Cristina Lindenmeyer, Gérard Reynier

Pages 9 to 20| Addictions: The failure of autoeroticism | Cristina Lindenmeyer

Pages 21 to 34| A newcomer—The sex addict: “Hypersexuality” as a mask of asexuality | Paul-Laurent Assoun

Pages 35 to 43| Chemsex, trauma, and dangerous unbinding: Perspectives in therapeutics | Laure Westphal

Pages 45 to 53| Addiction to pornography: Symptom or compensation? | Marine Bontemps

Pages 55 to 63| Turning on the screen to turn off your thoughts | Romain Rosanis, Catherine Matha

Pages 65 to 72| “The group—that’s were I draw my strength” : Variations on dependence and addiction in a therapeutic group | Geoffrey Dufayet

Pages 73 to 84| The contemporary psychedelic revolution, the totemic prosthesis, and the symptom: Toward a new form of addiction? | Victor Cruz de Freitas

Pages 85 to 94| “Each time, it’s as if it were the first time”: From the addiction to burns to dependence on caregivers | Sabrina Belemkasser

Pages 95 to 105| Obesity, compulsion, and addiction: Considerations on emptiness | Cristiane Marques Seixas

Pages 107 to 117| The object-alcohol put to the test of masochism | Laurenne Chagneaud

Pages 119 to 131| Addictive enslavements and internal audience fragmentation | Philippe Givre

Pages 133 to 143| Interview with Marc Valleur | Marc Valleur, Francesca d'Ascenzo, Cecilia Rodrigues

Pages 145 to 152| Clinical pathways in interdisciplinary research | Cristina Lindenmeyer

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Pages 5 to 6| Argument: Pleasure | Claire Squires

Pages 7 to 12| La Traviata. Essere amata amando | Denis Krief

Pages 13 to 22| Pleasure, she says. Jouissance according to Freud and Lacan | Jacqueline Schaeffer

Pages 23 to 36| Clinical spectroscopy of jouissance. Theory of the unconscious Real | Paul-Laurent Assoun

Pages 37 to 42| “I can’t come!” The conditions of the encounter in intimate relationships in the light of sexology consultations | Olivia Benhamou

Pages 43 to 52| Pleasure: Psychoanalytic and neuroscientific perspectives | Jean-Pol Tassin

Pages 53 to 68| Enjoying life to the fullest: Psychoanalysis of chemsex | Vincent Estellon

Pages 69 to 82| Accessing genital sexuality in adolescence: The body, masturbation, and the connection to parental figures | Florian Houssier

Pages 83 to 94| The singular jouissance of renunciation | Jérôme Glas

Pages 95 to 102| Ready for pleasure | Gessé Duque Ferreira de Oliveira, Cristina Lindenmeyer, Roseane Freitas Nicolau

Pages 103 to 114| Barbaric hatred, language distortion, and extreme jouissance | François Richard

Pages 115 to 127| The deafening question | Houria Abdelouahed

Pages 129 to 139| Rapture... | Marie-Jo Bonnet

Pages 141 to 143| A few steps into the beyond. Interviews with Dr. Michel Guenkine | Marianne Brody-Baudin, Clive Thomson

Pages 145 to 160| Life drives and dying: From the interweaving of drives to the hegemony of the death drive | Véra Fakhry

Pages 161 to 172| “Medical aid in dying”: A road to hell paved with good intentions? Death wishes in the face of dependence and vulnerability | Sara Piazza, Juliette Nabarrot

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Pages 5 to 6| Argument—The death drive in clinical practice and in art | Cristina Lindenmeyer, Gérard Reynier

Pages 7 to 18| The unconscious or the “other scene” From Fechner’s knowledge to Freud’s | Paul-Laurent Assoun

Pages 19 to 32| The construction of the concept of the death drive between Sabina Spielrein and Sigmund Freud | Renata Udler Cromberg

Pages 33 to 42| Why the death drive? | Cristina Lindenmeyer

Pages 43 to 60| Freud’s third step forward | Marco Antonio Coutinho Jorge

Pages 61 to 73| The death drive in Lacan: Current clinical perspectives | Cristiane Marques Seixas

Pages 75 to 84| The sexual death drive: Sexuality in its most radical form | Mariana Lütz Biazi, Vanise Dresch

Pages 85 to 95| Drive and repetition: The knot of transference | Marina Garcez

Pages 97 to 106| The death drive in perversion | Flávio Carvalho Ferraz

Pages 107 to 118| Adolescent hypersomnia and the death drive | Philippe Givre

Pages 119 to 132| Sublimation, the choice against death | Sophie de Mijolla-Mellor

Pages 133 to 148| Reversing death | Serge Soriano

Pages 149 to 160| ORLAN, Carnal Art and the death drive | Vivian Martins Ligeiro

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Pages 5 to 7| Argument: Bodies, drives, and psychic envelopes | Claire Squires, Denis Mellier

Pages 9 to 12| Tribute to Geneviève Haag | Bernard Golse

Pages 13 to 14| Remarks at the funeral of Geneviève Haag | Denys Ribas

Pages 15 to 28| Envelopes, containment, formal signifiers: What is at stake for the drive? Capacity for containment and the psychoanalyst’s space of reverie | Claire Squires

Pages 29 to 42| The processual reweaving of psychic envelopes after a serious illness, based on bodily experiences induced by the therapist | Yannick Milleur

Pages 43 to 54| Neoteny and somatic disease | Romuald Jean-Dit-Pannel, Delphine Peyrat-Apicella, Margaux Bouteloup, Agathe Lainé, Magalie Bonnet

Pages 55 to 66| First physical contact and originary sexuality | Marie-Aimée Hays

Pages 67 to 78| Reconstruction of the first envelopes in the psychotherapy of an autistic child | Adeline Provoost

Pages 79 to 91| Effraction of psychic envelopes during an early miscarriage: Between rigidity and permeability, what is the fate of female sexuality during the following pregnancy? | Agnès Segura, Denis Mellier

Pages 93 to 106| Facing the taboos of motherhood through artistic expression: The representation of phantasms | Judit Leverve

Pages 107 to 116| Suspend(ed) to hooks: The envelope of suffering as a substitute envelope among body suspension practitioners | Alexia Bellut

Pages 117 to 133| From formal signifier to narration: The contribution of the concept of the psychic envelope in treatment for trauma in an intercultural situation | Alicia Landbeck, Denis Mellier, Alexandra Laurent

Pages 135 to 148| Construction of psychic life and domestic violence: The impact of early relationships | Justine Cesari, Houari Maïdi, Élisabeth Martin, Rose-Angélique Belot

Pages 149 to 163| The value of the psychoanalytic mediation group: Perpetrators of domestic violence, inter-holding, and unconscious alliances | Katia Mouillot, Marie-José Grihom

Pages 165 to 186| Group psychoanalytic devices: Violence and unconscious alliances | Marie Naimi, Maria de la Almudena Sanahuja, Alexandra Vidal-Bernard

Pages 187 to 199| The weaving of bodily and psychic envelopes in perinatality through dance | Lucia Stella

Pages 201 to 214| The group facing the break-in of somatic illness | Aglaïa-Lila Mitsopoulou-Sonta, Raphaël Minjard

Pages 215 to 227| The notion of trauma in Freud | Cristina Lindenmeyer

Pages 229 to 239| The notion of trauma in Ferenczi | Cristina Lindenmeyer

Pages 241 to 243| Walk through the museums | Simone Korff-Sausse

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Pages 5 to 7| Foreword | Jérôme Boutinaud, Marcela Gargiulo

Pages 9 to 17| Psychosis in times of COVID or the chronicle of a psychiatric institution during the pandemic | Nicolas Dissez

Pages 19 to 28| I’m not going to lock myself away | Manuella de Luca

Pages 29 to 47| From the detained body to the corpus delicti. Some examples of clinical encounters in prisons | Joséphine Truffaut

Pages 49 to 62| From social distancing to the confinement of bodies and spaces during the COVID crisis | Clara Duchet

Pages 63 to 74| Living in a sterile room | Dominique Magli

Pages 75 to 86| Severely burned patients: Are dressings synonymous with confinement? | Sabrina Belemkasser

Pages 87 to 97| Bodies paralyzed by illness and psychic rebound | Delphine Bonnichon

Pages 99 to 117| Immunodeficient child confined in a germ-free isolation unit for bone marrow transplantation | Isabelle Funck-Brentano

Pages 119 to 129| Delirium and regressive processes as a way of reviving psychic vitality in the context of severe dependence | Annaëlle Leneveu, Benoît Verdon

Pages 131 to 136| Hospital interfaces and experiences of solitude | Jean-Jacques Monsuez

Pages 137 to 148| Addiction, a manifestation of the death drive | Cristina Lindenmeyer

Pages 149 to 158| Prematurity or bodily confinement | Monique Perrier-Genas

Pages 159 to 172| ARTICLE WITHDRAWN: Interview with Stéphane Mircich | Jérôme Boutinaud

Pages 173 to 178| Le ghetto intérieur, by Santiago H. Amigorena, P.O.L. 2019 | Françoise de Barbot

Pages 179 to 182| Vivre son destin. Vivre sa pensée, by Anne Lyse Chabert | Catherine Potel

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial | Claire Squires

Pages 9 to 19| Wandering in analytical listening | Annie Roux

Pages 21 to 26| The wandering: Effect of care | Benjamin Weil

Pages 27 to 36| “[…] the satori of transit […]” or the dromomanes of liquid’s world | Lambert Barthélémy

Pages 37 to 47| Wandering in France? | Jacques Géraud

Pages 49 to 58| Robert Walser, a literary wandering | Simone Korff-Sausse

Pages 59 to 68| On dreams and distant shores | Serge Soriano

Pages 69 to 81| Excluded children | Stella Ignoumba

Pages 83 to 96| From wandering to itinerancy: ‘Extramural’ therapeutic mediation | Julia Violon, Anne Brun

Pages 97 to 111| Physical exchange in clinical work with traumatized subjects in situations of exile, wandering or precariousness | Christina Alexopoulos de Girard

Pages 113 to 128| From psychic wandering to the solution of substance abuse | Iara Flor Richwin, Cristina Lindenmeyer, Luiz Augusto M. Celes

Pages 129 to 137| Running away, bodily experience and the risk of slipping into wandering | Natalia Soares

Pages 139 to 147| The right to wander | Bruce Chatwin

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Pages 7 to 10| Foreword | Gérard Reynier

Pages 11 to 21| Words for pain | Brigitte George

Pages 23 to 39| Memory of pain | Bernard Laurent

Pages 41 to 50| The embodied pain | Charles Joussellin, Jean-Philippe Louvel, Gérard Ostermann

Pages 51 to 65| The elusive grasp of pain | Gérard Reynier

Pages 67 to 77| Unspeakable pain and the sidestep | Isabelle Villanova

Pages 79 to 89| What would ‘my’ pain be without the other? | François Villa

Pages 93 to 101| Relief of chronic pain, a deceptive demand | Bertrand Lionet

Pages 103 to 115| Where it hurts, I do not suffer | Joanne André, Estelle Louët

Pages 117 to 128| The constitutive and founding character of pain in sickle cell disease | Marion Richard

Pages 129 to 142| The infant’s pain: an obstacle to the relationship and to the psychic construction | Annik Beaulieu

Pages 143 to 154| Pain, autism and self-harm | Chantal Lheureux-Davidse

Pages 155 to 167| “I have pain in (the) death”: psychoanalysis in the test of death | Véra Fakhry

Pages 171 to 184| Blood, fury and screaming | Sabine Sportouch, Isée Bernateau

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Pages 5 to 7| Foreword | Gérard Reynier, Annie Roux

Pages 9 to 26| Burn-out tested through psychoanalysis | Paul-Laurent Assoun

Pages 27 to 38| Suffering at work as a new socio-political issue | Alain Ehrenberg

Pages 39 to 54| Parental burnout: a cross-section of views | Daniela Oyarce Cadiz

Pages 55 to 65| Burn-out and Anaesthesia | Ségolène Arzalier

Pages 67 to 83| Burn-out, an attempt at a way out? | Clara Maïda

Pages 85 to 97| Body intelligence and new public management | Patricio Nusshold

Pages 99 to 105| On the edge of the cliff | Marie Christine Kayal-Becq

Pages 107 to 118| Burn-out, a pathology of the modern world | Marie-France Hirigoyen

Pages 119 to 129| The intelligence of burn-out symptoms | Lou Pelletier

Pages 131 to 142| Sexualneurotisch or the psychosomatic fact as sexual | Lionel Diébold, Jean-Louis Pedinielli

Pages 143 to 155| Listening to the psychologist in a somatic care service | Sophie Bergheimer, Cristina Lindenmeyer, Maria Livia Tourinho Moreto

Pages 157 to 169| Countertransference physical reactions: review of the available scientific literature about countertransference demonstrations | Marie Janson, Karinne Gueniche

Pages 171 to 178| A walk through the museums in the time of confinement | Simone Korff-Sausse

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Pages 5 to 8| Foreword | Cristina Lindenmeyer, Gérard Reynier

Pages 9 to 19| When psychoanalysis meets human augmentation | Cristina Lindenmeyer

Pages 21 to 32| Following augmented bodies: Deficiencies and performance within sport | Isabelle Queval

Pages 33 to 45| Augmentation and origins: The body and its relationship to technical objects | Armen Khatchatourov

Pages 47 to 57| Grandiosity and misfortunes of augmented humans: The case of the soldier | Serge Tisseron

Pages 59 to 68| The post-human within post-humanity and the legal transition | Xavier Labbée

Pages 69 to 76| Artificial intelligence: The hubris of failing transhumanist control over the black box | Édouard Kleinpeter

Pages 77 to 85| The child you will not have been | Franck Renucci

Pages 87 to 101| Demystifying transhumanism and the promise of amortality | Marc Roux

Pages 103 to 113| Is the search for amortality a form of transhumanism? | Didier Cœurnelle

Pages 115 to 122| What is transhumanism the symptom of? | Jean-Michel Besnier

Pages 123 to 136| “Augmented humans, reduced humanity.” | Miguel Benasayag, Gérard Reynier

Pages 137 to 148| Transhumanism and post-humanism: A new reformulation of ancestral illusions | Samuel Lepastier

Pages 149 to 161| Ears hung from the desire of the Other? | Sophie Bergheimer, Cristina Lindenmeyer, Christian Dunker

Pages 163 to 171| An invitation to metamorphoses spearheaded by the insertion of an implantable automatic defibrillator | Stéphanie Staraci, Marie-Lise Babonneau, Claire-Cécile Michon, Carole Maupain, Philippe Charron

Pages 173 to 186| The benefit of a projective test for the psychotherapeutic care of an adolescent following a psychiatric contraindication for a kidney transplant | Marjorie Roques, Elisa Venturini, Delphine Peyrat-Apicella

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Pages 5 to 8| Foreword | Marco Araneda, Ouriel Rosenblum, Marcela Gargiulo

Pages 9 to 22| Predicting the origin? A technological vertigo | François Ansermet

Pages 23 to 38| The role of epigenetic mechanisms in the development and transmission of psychological trauma | Xavier Benarous, David Cohen

Pages 39 to 47| Genetics and temporality | Mariannick Caniou

Pages 49 to 62| Genomic medicine in the 21st century: how far to predict? | Françoise Houdayer-Robert, Massimiliano Rossi, Aline Chassagne, Marcela Gargiulo

Pages 63 to 78| The oncogenetic consultation in paediatrics: questions about temporality | Béatrice Claret

Pages 79 to 92| Talking to the child about the risk of genetic disease | Khadija Lahlou-Laforêt, Anne-Paule Gimenez-Roqueplo

Pages 93 to 108| The clinic of uncertainty in prenatal care: about couples confronted with a prenatal diagnosis of agenesis of the corpus callosum | Laurène Maisonneuve, Stéphanie Staraci, Capucine Foulon, Sylvain Missonnier, Sylvain Moutier, Jean-Marie Jouannic, Delphine Héron, Ariane Herson

Pages 109 to 123| Psychological issues in predicting heart disease Disruption of time spent | Mélanie Hébert, Stéphanie Staraci, Céline Bordet, Philippe Charron, Marcela Gargiulo

Pages 125 to 135| From the sacred body to the failing body, unveiling the prenatal diagnosis | Jessica Shulz

Pages 137 to 154| Genetics and “reproductive tourism” | Catherine Dekeuwer, Damien Sanlaville, Marie-France Callu, Jean-François Guérin, Coline Poizat-Amar

Pages 155 to 165| Object relations and motor skills in latent girls | Julie Cohen-Salmon

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Pages 5 to 11| Editorial | Jérôme Boutinaud

Pages 13 to 21| Interview with Églantine Éméyé – September 2018 | Jérôme Boutinaud

Pages 23 to 35| Thirty six years fade away | Sarah Vajda

Pages 37 to 47| Twenty years of on-site clinical genetic consultations in day hospitals for people with autism spectrum disorders in the Paris region | Arnold Munnich, Caroline Demily, Lisa Frugère, Charlyne Duwime, Valérie Malan, Giulia Barcia, Céline Vidal, Emeline Throo, Claude Besmond, Laurence Hubert, Gilles Roland-Manuel, Jean-Pierre Malen, Mélanie Ferreri, Sylvain Hanein, Nathalie Boddaert, Moïse Assouline

Pages 49 to 57| Autism and child psychiatry | Pierre Delion

Pages 59 to 72| A journey with several voices and ways or the possibility of a dream | Aurélie Fanel, Naïma Grangaud, Églantine Mazoyer, Florende Picard, Anne Poirier, Chloé Ritz, Bruno Romanzin, Hervé Ruppin, Élisabeth Terillon

Pages 73 to 81| Autisms and polysensory synchrony | Bernard Golse

Pages 83 to 95| Between hypersensitivity and hyposensitivity in people with autism | Chantal Lheureux-Davidse

Pages 97 to 110| From autism to adolescence, the journey of Laïs | Anne Boisseuil, Mireille Berenguier, Audrey Burtey

Pages 111 to 125| Autism and psychomotor group therapy for young autistic children | Jean-Marc Orjubin

Pages 127 to 141| Art therapy and autism, a singular presence : physical, psychological and artistic presence | Sophie Fardet

Pages 143 to 157| Contribution of neuro-psychomotor developmental assessment in understanding motor and psychomotor disorders in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder | Aude Paquet, Laurence Vaivre-Douret

Pages 159 to 172| How can we promote the academic inclusion of students with autism spectrum disorders? | Philippe Garnier

Pages 173 to 185| About the functions of special interests in Daniel Tammet’s journey | Leandro Jofré

Pages 187 to 197| Reading room

Pages 199 to 204| The extraordinary fate of Claude Monet’s Water Lilies | Simone Korff-Sausse

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Pages 5 to 6| Foreword | Marianne Brody-Baudin

Pages 7 to 12| Noises beyond the walls | Gisèle Harrus

Pages 13 to 26| A loud voice which can’t be heard: Meanderings in the reshaping of sound identity in adolescence | Anthony Brault, François Marty

Pages 27 to 36| The silence of the scream | Zelda Colonna-Desprats

Pages 37 to 51| Sounds of the wandering body, beginnings, signs of transformation of thoughts in waiting | Maurice Borgel

Pages 53 to 67| Proust and body music | Luc Fraisse

Pages 69 to 80| The sound of our footsteps | Jacques-Alain Lachant

Pages 81 to 102| Body noises in oncology | Service Psycho-Oncologie et Social

Pages 103 to 112| Burst of laughter and woman voice | Talat Parman

Pages 113 to 125| The noises of the heart: Between emotional stakes and death anxieties | Célia Cristia

Pages 127 to 136| Screams in Marguerite Duras’ work: Women and madness | Mireille Naturel

Pages 137 to 147| Body noises as artistic material in Bruce Nauman’s work | Ingrid Junillon

Pages 149 to 157| Of farts at Emperor Claudius’s banquet | Michèle Villetard

Pages 159 to 175| Olfactory sharing during sessions: Emanations to address traumatic experiences | Marie Demahis, Nathalie Dumet

Pages 177 to 191| Somatic complaint and pregnancy after a TOP: Healing the body to imagine the lost child | Diane de Wailly

Pages 193 to 196| A body that makes noise: the scream in painting | Simone Korff-Sausse

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Pages 5 to 7| Foreword | Simone Korff-Sausse, Régine Waintrater

Pages 9 to 28| Interview with Serge Tisseron | Serge Tisseron

Pages 29 to 42| An emotion of thought | Bernard de La Gorce

Pages 43 to 57| The delation of the Other or the lack of empathy | Mario De Vincenzo

Pages 59 to 78| Images and words | Céline Ramos

Pages 79 to 95| Empathy and facial expression | Félix Perez

Pages 97 to 111| From the distress of psychological trauma to sex and the mind – Where empathy meets tenderness | Laurent Tigrane Tovmassian

Pages 113 to 128| Empathy, intersubjectivity and the couple | Alberto Eiguer

Pages 129 to 142| On the effects of empathy on the experience of the body and ensuing difficulties | Soizic Gauthier

Pages 143 to 159| On bionian mysticism | Ana de Staal

Pages 161 to 167| With the heart of a mother... Or brief comments on empathy | Ana de Staal

Pages 169 to 177| Frans de Waal, discovering animal empathy | Simone Korff-Sausse

Pages 179 to 194| Tact and contact – Following in the path of empathy, from the origin of life to the analyst’s room | Régine Prat

Pages 195 to 201| Reading room

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Pages 5 to 7| Foreword | Marianne Baudin, Frédérique Debout

Pages 9 to 22| On Disaffectation and How it Differs from Alexithymia | Gérard Pirlot

Pages 23 to 41| The Head, Heart and Belly | Vladimir Marinov

Pages 43 to 58| Breathless. The Body in Distress, Affects in the Spotlight | Marie-Christine Pheulpin

Pages 59 to 70| The Affected Body and the Affectation of Limits | Catherine Matha

Pages 71 to 81| Disaffectation and Self-reflexivity | Maurizio Balsamo

Pages 83 to 96| Emotion Takes you by Surprise | Dominique Suchet

Pages 97 to 108| Suffering within Subjectless Bonds and Processes | Mario De Vincenzo

Pages 109 to 120| Disaffectation – between the Singular and the Collective | Sandrine Guilleux-Keller, Pascal-Henri Keller

Pages 121 to 134| The Role of Affect in Burnout | Jonathan Benelbaz, Andreea Padurariu

Pages 135 to 151| Affects in Care – between Repression and Isolation | Nassima Remmas

Pages 153 to 166| And what about Glenn Gould... Could Affects be a Defence against Emotion? | Bernard Golse

Pages 167 to 178| Mara, the Mother I Have Inscribed upon my Skin and Fed with my Blood | Maria Mourani

Pages 179 to 182| Exploring Museum | Simone Korff-Sausse

Pages 183 to 185| Let's Go to the Theater | Frédérique Debout

Pages 187 to 193| Reading Room

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Pages 5 to 9| Foreword | Gérard Reynier, Annie Roux

Pages 11 to 21| Fifty Years of Sexual Liberation – Where Do We Stand Today? | Philippe Brenot

Pages 23 to 35| Contemporary Libertine Eroticism – New Liaisons with Pleasure and Enjoyment | Philippe Rigaut

Pages 37 to 55| An Ambiguous Fantasy. The Advent of Spanking Clubs for Men in France | Mathieu Trachman

Pages 57 to 71| Pornography on the Internet and Pubertal Fantasies – the ‘Hentai Story Teller’ | Marion Haza

Pages 73 to 82| The Daydreams of a ‘Sex-Addicted’ Harpagon at Lascaux | François Landais

Pages 83 to 98| From ‘Sexual Liberation’ to Sexual Taylorism | Vincent Estellon

Pages 99 to 109| Psychological Experiences after Surgery in MtF (Male to Female) Transsexual Patients – A New Way of Considering What it is to be Female? | Jennifer Huet

Pages 111 to 121| My Clitoris – An Abnormal Organ? | Anaïs Touati

Pages 123 to 136| Female Sexuality, Masculinity and Femininity – An Attempt to Deconstruct Non-Rationalist Concepts through Psychoanalysis | Susann Heenen-Wolff

Pages 137 to 150| Does the Psychoanalytical Theory of Femininity have a Gender? | Sylvie de Lattre

Pages 151 to 165| Ethics, Sex and the Scalpel. Considerations of a Surgeon on Caring for Transsexuals | Pascale Molinier, Camille Ducellier

Pages 167 to 172| Exchanges between Psychopathology and Creativity.' Directed by KONICHEKISA and KORFF SAUSSE S., Paris : In Press, collection SEPEA, 2015. 258 pages | Angélique Gozlan

Pages 173 to 179| Oscar Wilde. Insolence Incarnate.' On until 15th January 2017 at the Petit Palais | Simone Korff-Sausse

Pages 180 to 181| Uprisings'. Exhibition at the Musée du Jeu de Paume. 18/10/2016 – 15/01/2017, Paris | Gisèle Harrus

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Pages 5 to 7| Foreword | Annie Roux, Mi-Kyung Yi

Pages 9 to 20| Stomach Ache | Marie-Claire Célérier

Pages 21 to 30| Femininity and its Destiny as a Measure of the Sick Body | Danièle Brun

Pages 31 to 44| Metamorphosis | Sandrine Edwards

Pages 45 to 57| Sexual Mutilation and Repair. The Excised Female Body | Edwige Rude-Antoine

Pages 59 to 71| Mothers who Demand C-Sections – What are the Stakes at Play for Women? | Alexandra Bouchard, Aline Cohen de Lara

Pages 73 to 85| Seeking out/Losing the Woman in the Mother, or the Worrying Strangeness of Uterus Transplantation | Diane Garnault

Pages 87 to 98| Seek out the Woman! | Mi-Kyung Yi

Pages 99 to 113| Doctor, Parents and the Intersex Child – the Stakes and Effects of an Intersubjective Encounter | Mélanie Jacquot

Pages 115 to 131| A Journey into Sexual Identity. Experiencing Gender, Experiencing Self | François Medjkane, Floriane Brunet, Lionel Mathieu, Renaud Jardri

Pages 133 to 142| A Sexless Body? A Court Case for the Annulment of Marriage and a Confounding Verdict in 19th Century France | Gabrielle Houbre

Pages 143 to 151| Body of the Woman in Medicine and Art | Simone Korff-Sausse

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