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Sisters and friends: The psychoanalysis of young girls
| Savoirs et clinique
(2025/2 n° 33)
]]>2025-09-15T00:00:00+02:002025-09-25T00:00:00+02:00Dans la psychanalyse, on a plus parlé des frères que des
sœurs : Dans Totem et Tabou (Freud, 1913), la rivalité
mortelle des fils du père de la horde primitive les conduit à tuer
le père pour se partager ses femmes et y renoncer finalement pour
coexister dans un ordre phallique et policé. Il n’y est pas
question des sœurs qui font partie des femmes ainsi possédées.
Lacan a souligné l’invidia du complexe fraternel ou
d’intrusion, notamment de l’aîné vis-à-vis du cadet, et on peut
supposer que cela concerne aussi les filles. Mais existe-t-il une
théorie spécifique de la sororité, distincte de celle de la
rivalité ou de l’invidia ? Certes, on peut s’appuyer sur
l’idée du « pas-tout » phallique de la féminité chez
Lacan pour en déduire des spécificités de celle-ci et de l’amitié
féminine. Des féministes, refusant la référence au phallus,
proposent d’autres abords dont nous souhaitons débattre : se
passer des hommes en révélant l’homosexualité refoulée de
chacune ; la référence accentuée à la maternité ; la
généralisation de l’identification hystérique...
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Pages 2 to 6| Front matter
Pages 7 to 11| Editorial
| Sibylle Guipaud, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 12 to 21| I dreamt of Another world: Can sisterhood create social cohesion?
| Claude-Noële Pickmann
Pages 22 to 30| From the crowd to sisterhood: Psychoanalysis of the
groups – fascists and feminists
| Silvia Lippi
Pages 31 to 38| Conditions for the possibility of a sexual heterology
| Sophie Mendelsohn
Pages 39 to 47| Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë: The call of writing
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 48 to 58| Therese of Lisieux and the Martin sisters
| Marie-Amélie Roussille
Pages 59 to 68| Anne, sister Anne… Ancients and Moderns
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 69 to 78| Gabrielle and Jeanne, daughters of exception
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 79 to 87| Sisterly jealousy
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 88 to 90| “Home”
| Darian Leader, Diane Scott
Pages 91 to 98| The distorted and distorting mirror of Entstellung
| Kelly Poracchia, Mohammed Ham
Pages 99 to 100| Cheeroscope
| Thadée Arturo
Pages 101 to 105| Chantal Akerman’s films: Silence and solitude
| Ute Mueller-Spiess, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 106 to 108| When sisterhood turns deadly
| Sophie Gaulard
Pages 109 to 116| Mirror and blood sisters: Three films
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 117 to 118| Jan Horst Keppler, Économie de marché et inconscient. La pulsion
à l’origine de la valeur économique. Paris, Classiques Garnier,
2024
| Timothée Verley
Pages 119 to 120| Adrien Cascarino, Scarifications. L’adolescent, les parents et
les soignants face à l’insupportable. Toulouse, érès, coll. “La
vie devant eux”, 2024
| Sophie Gaulard
Pages 120 to 121| Nicolas Demorand, Intérieur nuit. Paris, Les Arènes, 2025
| Hélène Coesnon
Pages 121 to 123| Benito Pérez Galdós, Fortunata & Jacinta. Translated by
Sadi Lakhdari. Paris, Éditions du Cherche Midi, 2024
| Marie-Amélie Roussille
Pages 123 to 124| Yann Diener, La mâchoire de Freud. Paris, Gallimard, coll.
“L’Arpenteur”, 2024
| Mohamed Nechaf
Pages 124 to 125| Adrien Klajnman, Lacan et le « moment
Clérambault ». Paris, Chryséis Éditions, 2024
| Claudine Biefnot
Pages 125 to 126| Fabrice Bourlez, Tacts. Remanier la psychanalyse avec les
féministes et les queers. Paris, Puf, 2025
| Diane Watteau
Pages 127 to 136| Back matter
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Ungender me!
| Savoirs et clinique
(2025/1 nº32)
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Pages 2 to 6| Front matter
Pages 7 to 12| Editorial
| Lucile Charliac, Clara Joly, Diane Watteau
Pages 13 to 21| Androgyny in Virginia Woolf’s works
| Corinne Rondeau
Pages 22 to 30| Susanna and the first American transgender network: photography and
collective identity
| Isabelle Bonnet
Pages 31 to 38| Gender, Tarot, techno shamanism and politics, from Niki de Saint
Phalle to Paul B. Preciado
| Évelyne Toussaint
Pages 39 to 48| Gender and image: the foundations of a dialectic
| Walter Gerbin
Pages 49 to 60| There is more than one sex and less than two
| Alenka Zupancic, Charlotte Szász
Pages 61 to 70| The #MeToo movement: Gender, law and politics
| Marcela Iacub
Pages 71 to 81| The sex of mystics. Simone de Beauvoir and Jacques Lacan
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 82 to 90| Modesty as tactics. Rereading Herculine Barbin to
break out of bio political strategies
| Fabrice Bourlez
Pages 91 to 96| Does to degenerate offer a solution to gender aporias?
| Patricia Gherovici
Pages I to XVI| Photographs
Pages 97 to 105| Does death have a gender
| Sophie Mendelsohn
Pages 106 to 112| The roots of transphobia
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 113 to 124| David Cronenberg’s M. Butterfly (1993): An intersectional
reading of gender relations
| Caroline San Martin
Pages 125 to 131| “Out Damned Spot! Out!” Toward a perpetual attempt at
self-indetermination
| Gral
Pages 132 to 136| Freezing phases of transformation of bodies. An interview of
Cassils by Patricia Gherovici and Diane Watteau
| Cassils , Patricia Gherovici, Diane Watteau
Pages 137 to 138| Silvia Lippi, Patrice Maniglier. Sœurs, pour une psychanalyse
féministe, Paris, Le Seuil, 2023
| Franck Dehon
Pages 138 to 140| Françoise Dolto. Les voix de l’enfance. Œuvres choisies,
Paris, Gallimard, coll. “Quarto”, 2023
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 140 to 142| Pierre Bayard. Œdipe n’est pas coupable, Paris, Les Éditions
de Minuit, 2021
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 142 to 145| Geneviève Morel. Tueuses. Du crime au féminin : clinique,
faits divers et thrillers, Toulouse, érès, coll. “Point Hors
Ligne”, 2024
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 145 to 146| Markos Zafiropoulos. Lacan presque queer, Toulouse, érès,
coll. “Entre les lignes”, 2023
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 146 to 148| Pamela King. Lacan et l’American way of life. Ego psychology,
Wilhelm Reich, gender studies, Presses universitaires de
Rennes, 2024
| Antoine Verstraet
Pages 152 to 155| Claudine Hunault, Je me petit-suicide au chocolat, Paris, Le
nouvel Attila, 2023
| Julien Jalia
Pages 155 to 158| Reiner Stach, Kafka, tome 1. Le temps des décisions,
published by S. Fischer Verlag in 2002, translated from the German
by Régis Quatresous, Paris, Le Cherche midi, 2023
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 159 to 160| Laurie Laufer, Serge Hefez, Questions de genre. Un dialogue
entre Laurie Laufer & Serge Hefez, Paris, Éditions
d’Ithaque, coll. “Expériences psychanalytiques”, 2022
| Sylvie Nève
Pages 160 to 162| Renata Salecl, La passion de l’ignorance. Translated from
the English by Patrick Boulard Paris, Stilus, “Résonances”
collection, 2023
| Isabelle Poggi, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 162 to 166| Juan Pablo Lucchelli, Ce que Lacan doit à Lévi-Strauss,
Presses universitaires de Rennes, “Clinique psychanalytique et
psychopathologie” collection, 2022
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 166 to 170| Caroline Eliacheff, Céline Masson, La fabrique de
l’enfant-transgenre , Paris, Éditions de l’Observatoire, 2022
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
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Children’s envies
| Savoirs et clinique
(2022/1 No 30)
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Pages 7 to 11| Editorial
| Sibylle Guipaud, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 12 to 19| Longing to know, or children’s sexual curiosity
| Marie-Amélie Roussille
Pages 20 to 26| The topicality of penis envy
| Claude-Noële Pickmann
Pages 27 to 37| Mila, the desire for another body
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 38 to 48| When love is not enough. Case study of a child’s treatment
| Claudine Biefnot
Pages 49 to 57| Drooling with envy
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 58 to 68| Art envy
| Renata Salecl
Pages 69 to 72| The self-portrait, self or self-image?
| Claire Boedts
Pages 73 to 83| From the envy of the youngest son to the jealousy of Chateaubriand
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 84 to 94| They should have been born sooner! Environmental disaster and
intergenerational envy
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 95 to 101| Wokeism: A way to go on sleeping
| Slavoj Žižek
Pages 102 to 111| Psychoanalysis and politics: A standpoint
| Diane Scott
Pages 112 to 119| Superego versus fair play: An essay on a politics of psychoanalysis
| Lutz Goetzmann
Pages 120 to 124| A history of violence. Account of my interview with Léon
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 125 to 128| Jules, “It’s not easy”
| Mohamed Nechaf
Pages 129 to 132| About Minnie and Moskowitz by John Cassavetes
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 132 to 134| About We Are From There by Wissam Tanios
| Mohamed Nechaf
Pages 135 to 138| Octave Mannoni. Je sais bien, mais quand même… Paris, Le
Seuil, 2022
| Olivier Gaignard
Pages 138 to 139| Renata Salecl. Courir sur place. Le sujet otage du
néolibéralisme. Paris, Stilus, 2023
| Sophie Mendelsohn
Pages 140 to 141| Monique David-Ménard. La vie sociale des choses. L’animisme et
les objets. Lormont, Le bord de l’eau, coll. “Totem et tabou”,
2020
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 141 to 144| Gisèle Chaboudez. Féminismes et féminités. Le tout et le pas
tout. Toulouse, érès, 2022
| Marie-Amélie Roussille
Pages 144 to 146| Solal Rabinovitch. Les paroles restent. Conversations en
psychanalyse avec Nils Gascuel et Marie-Jeanne Sala, Toulouse,
érès, coll. “Scripta”, 2023
| Sophie Gaulard
Pages 146 to 148| Bénédicte Vidaillet. Pourquoi nous voulons tuer Greta. Nos
raisons inconscientes de détruire le monde. Toulouse, érès,
2023
| Vincent Le Corre
Pages 148 to 150| François Olivennes. Mille et un bébés, mes histoires
extraordinaires de maternité. Paris, Grasset, 2022
| Hélène Coesnon
Pages 150 to 152| Philippe Forest. Déconstruire, reconstruire. La querelle du
woke. Paris, Gallimard, 2023
| Claudine Biefnot
Pages 152 to 155| Jean-Michel Rabaté. Lacan l’irritant. Paris, Éditions
Stilus, coll. “Résonances”, 2023
| Antoine Verstraet
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Writing and psychoanalysis
| Savoirs et clinique
(2021/2 No 29)
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L’écriture mélancolique and La psychanalyse depuis
Beckett]]>
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Pages 16 to 24| Melancholic crimes: Franz Kaltenbeck’s contribution
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 25 to 33| Two forms of melancholy
| Darian Leader
Pages 34 to 45| “Dying is an art, like everything else. I do it exceptionally
well.” Sylvia Plath, “Lady Lazarus”
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 46 to 55| Humbling and melancholy: Acting out and passage to the act in
The Humbling by Philip Roth
| Michael Meyer zum Wischen
Pages 56 to 72| Ovid and Leopardi: Two cases of pre-modern melancholy writing
| Mercedes Blanco
Pages 73 to 84| Satire and melancholia: When the dead speak…
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 85 to 92| A posthumous response to Franz Kaltenbeck: On the melancholy of
David Foster Wallace
| Béatrice Pire
Pages 93 to 103| Explaining the inexplicable: Reading Kafka with Franz Kaltenbeck
| Jean-Michel Rabaté
Pages 104 to 113| Lucile, the pulchritude of a dead world
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 114 to 122| Enunciation and repetition in A Piece of Monologue / Solo. A
path for reflection prompted by Franz Kaltenbeck
| Llewellyn Brown
Pages 123 to 130| Apathy, trauma, and war
| Renata Salecl
Pages 131 to 140| The push-to-the-woman as a “clinical belvedere"
| Patricia Gherovici
Pages 141 to 148| The question of the “clinicity” of psychoanalytic case writing:
From Freud’s cases to child psychoanalysis
| Marie Lenormand
Pages 149 to 157| Lou Andreas-Salomé, the moment of truth: An interview with Franz
Kaltenbeck
| Franz Kaltenbeck, Diane Watteau
Pages 158 to 168| An artist and his theory of money
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 169 to 175| Melancholia from mother to daughter: An account of my interview
with Elsa
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 176 to 183| Vous ne désirez que moi
| Diane Watteau, Frédéric Yvan, Claire Simon
Pages 183 to 187| Melancholia. About the film by Lars von Trier (2011)
| Marie-Amélie Roussille, Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 188 to 192| Sabine Prokhoris. Le mirage #MeToo, réflexions à partir du cas
français. Paris, Le Cherche Midi, 2022
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 192 to 194| Gérard Pommier. Racine cubique du crime. Incestes. Paris,
Éditions Stilus, 2022
| Marie-Amélie Roussille
Pages 194 to 198| Patricia Gherovici. Transgenre. Lacan et la différence des
sexes. Paris, Éditions Stilus, coll. “Résonnances”, 2022
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 198 to 200| Nouvelle revue de l’enfance et de l’adolescence, n° 5.
“Penser les outils numériques. De l’ombre à la créativité”.
Coordinated by Angélique Gozlan, Vincent Le Corre, Arnaud Sylla.
Paris, Éditions L’Harmattan, 2022
| Sophie Gaulard
Pages 200 to 203| Jean-Michel Rabaté. James Joyce, hérétique et
prodigue Paris, Stilus, 2023
| Naomi Toth
Pages 203 to 206| Laurie Laufer. Vers une psychanalyse émancipée. Renouer avec la
subversion. Paris, La Découverte, 2023
| Diane Scott
Pages 206 to 208| Aurélie Pfauwadel. Lacan versus Foucault. La psychanalyse à
l’envers des normes. Paris, Éditions du Cerf, 2023
| Antoine Verstraet
Pages 208 to 210| Yann Diener. LQI. Notre langue quotidienne informatisée.
Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023
| Diane Watteau
Pages 211 to 212| Tribute to Martine Vers (1956–2022)
| Thérèse Hulot, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 213 to 213| Tribute to Néstor A. Braunstein (1941–2022)
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Masks and masquerades
| Savoirs et clinique
(2021/1 No 28)
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Pages 9 to 14| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville, Frédéric Yvan
Pages 15 to 24| Flesh masks
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 25 to 32| The failure of the mask in the experience of melancholy
| Marie Thaury
Pages 33 to 44| Dorante, a screen that unveils
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 45 to 52| Letting go, or the sweet hereafter?
| Pascal Lec’hvien
Pages 53 to 64| Crafting one’s body in techno-trans mode
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 65 to 73| Cindy Sherman or La Roberte (she is too many to be one)
| Diane Watteau
Pages 74 to 83| Chateaubriand, the splendid actor of Memoirs from Beyond the
Grave
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 84 to 93| Sammy, a dictator child II. The dictations
| Marie Lenormand
Pages 94 to 104| A new framework for art practice in hospital
| Céline Masson, Xavier Gassmann, Anne Perret
Pages 105 to 114| “The real is always inapprehensible.”
| Dora Garcia, Diane Watteau, Frédéric Yvan
Pages 115 to 123| Portrait of the obsessional as a young man, actor, and impostor:
Goethe and the curse of desire
| Alexis Lussier
Pages 124 to 130| “…the demoniac character of the repetition compulsion…”
Mallarmé’s “The Demon of Analogy,” interpreted through Rolf
Brinkmann’s Schnitte
| Eckhard Rhode
Pages 131 to 143| Situating oneself through writing: Née quelque part (Born
Somewhere), by Michèle Halberstadt. An interview with Michèle
Halberstadt
| Michèle Halberstadt, Diane Watteau, Frédéric Yvan
Pages 144 to 152| “I am the family dog”: A clinical interview with Raoul
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 153 to 159| Midas’ tears. On The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, By R.W.
Fassbinder
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 160 to 168| Franz Kaltenbeck. L’écriture mélancolique. Kleist, Stifter,
Nerval, Foster Wallace. Toulouse, érès, coll. « Point hors
ligne », 2020
| Michael Meyer zum Wischen
Pages 168 to 170| Darian Leader. La jouissance, vraiment ? Paris, Stilus,
coll. « Nouages », 2020
| Isabelle Baldet
Pages 170 to 172| Alain Abelhauser. Un doute infini. L’obsessionnel en 40
leçons. Paris, Le Seuil, 2020
| Antoine Verstraet
Pages 172 to 174| Catherine Millot. Un peu profond ruisseau… Paris, Gallimard,
coll. L’Infini, 2021
| Lucile Charliac
Pages 174 to 177| Marilia Aisenstein. Désir, douleur, pensée. Masochisme
originaire et théorie psychanalytique. Paris, Ithaque, 2020
| Julien Jalia
Pages 177 to 179| Clotilde Leguil. Céder n’est pas consentir. Une approche
clinique et politique du consentement. Paris, Puf, 2021
| Mohamed Nechaf
Pages 179 to 181| Bruno Nassim Aboudrar. Les dessins de la colère. Paris,
Flammarion, 2021
| Diane Watteau
Pages 181 to 185| Livio Boni, Sophie Mendelsohn. La vie psychique du racisme. 1.
L’empire du démenti. Paris, La Découverte, 2021
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 185 to 188| Raoul Moati. Sartre et le mystère en pleine lumière. Paris,
Les Éditions du Cerf, 2019
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 188 to 190| Jean-Michel Rabaté. Rires prodigues. Rire et jouissance chez
Marx, Freud et Kafka. Paris, Stilus, coll.
« Résonances », 2021
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 190 to 193| Sara Vassallo. Le désir et la grâce, Saint Augustin, Lacan,
Pascal. Paris, epel, 2020
| Marie-Amélie Roussille
Pages 193 to 194| Llewellyn Brown (ed.). Samuel Beckett, un écrivain de
l’abstraction ? La Revue des lettres modernes 2020-9.
Paris, Classiques Garnier, 2020. Llewellyn Brown
| Sibylle Guipaud
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The child-master
| Savoirs et clinique
(2020/2 No 27)
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Pages 7 to 11| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville, Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 12 to 20| The child-master
| Adela Fryd
Pages 21 to 30| Sammy, a child dictator: I. Dictatorship
| Marie Lenormand
Pages 31 to 37| “I can’t swallow my dirty words”: A follow-up study of a
child-tyrant in an MPI (medical pedagogical institution)
| Hélène Coesnon
Pages 38 to 45| The tyranny of child mobility
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 46 to 55| School refusal of teenagers
| Vonnick Guiavarc’h
Pages 56 to 65| The young household tyrant in Memoirs from beyond the Grave
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 66 to 74| How dare you?
| Diane Watteau
Pages 75 to 84| Children of the Game (1929) by Jean Cocteau: Elisabeth, the
“iron virgin”
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 85 to 92| Interview with Dirk Dobke about Dieter Roth. Dieter Roth
Foundation, Hamburg, May 4, 2019
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 93 to 101| The insignificant as a modality of alterity with Clarice Lispector
| Cristina Moreira-Marcos
Pages 102 to 108| A case of erotomania: The account of my interview with Héloïse
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 109 to 111| Cinema
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 112 to 141| Reviews
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Frank Kaltenbeck: Psychoanalysis since Beckett
| Savoirs et clinique
(2019/1 No 26)
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Pages 7 to 15| Introduction. Franz Kaltenbeck, a reader of Beckett
| Lucile Charliac, Geneviève Morel
Pages 16 to 28| Psychoanalysis since Beckett
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 29 to 39| Deciphered ecstasy
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 40 to 52| The symptom in action
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 53 to 64| “Looks like a small boy”
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 65 to 79| Accepted failure, or he who wants to does not fail
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 80 to 99| Based on Louis-René des Forêts and Samuel Beckett, writings about
old age and old age in writing
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 100 to 108| Hölderlin and the master
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 109 to 123| Two aspects of the poetry of Reinhard Priessnitz
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 124 to 128| Afterword. Reading Beckett with Franz Kaltenbeck
| Jean-Michel Rabaté
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Insomnia: Sleep, dreams, and nightmares
| Savoirs et clinique
(2018/2 No 25)
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Pages 9 to 15| Editorial
| Lucile Charliac, Brigitte Lemonnier, Éric Le Toullec, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 16 to 25| Why can’t we sleep?
| Darian Leader
Pages 26 to 33| Things and letters in dreams
| Ariane Bazan, Giulia Olyff, Justine Bruxelmane
Pages 34 to 42| Epiphanies of the Other in Adorno’s nightmares. The sinthome in
Traumprotokolle
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 43 to 52| Insomnia and its literary replica as a figuration of the uncanny
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 53 to 59| Franz Kafka’s insomnia
| Antoine Verstraet
Pages 60 to 70| Traumatic dreams and exiles’ nightmares
| Isabelle Baldet
Pages 71 to 80| Crime in Alias Grace, a half-said truth
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 81 to 88| “A duty to kill”
| Brigitte Lemonnier
Pages 89 to 97| Alice Munro’s “A Wilderness Station”: Mythical feminine figures
associated with weaving, incest, and cannibalism
| Héliane Ventura
Pages 98 to 106| The feminine ideal and suicidal tendencies of a young revolutionary
American woman: The case of Susan Stern Sham
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 107 to 111| Lacan’s attention
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 112 to 113| A tribute to Franz Kaltenbeck. Tokyo, November 7, 2018
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 114 to 122| A bibliography of Franz Kaltenbeck’s works from 2000 onward
Pages 123 to 129| Fabian methods. On the game of chess between Murphy and Endon in
Samuel Beckett’s novel Murphy
| Eckhard Rhode
Pages 130 to 138| Command in perversion and phobia: The two sides of the “fascinum”
| Alexandre Lévy
Pages 139 to 145| A clinical encounter with Luc
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 146 to 162| Theater, cinema, and exhibitions
Pages 163 to 189| Reviews
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Ambitions for children. Children’s ambitions
| Savoirs et clinique
(2018/1 No 24)
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Pages 9 to 17| Franz Kaltenbeck (1944–2018)
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 18 to 24| Editorial
| Vincent Le Corre, Monique Vanneufville, Diane Watteau
Pages 25 to 33| Name and ambition
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 34 to 42| How to cope with parental ambition? The case of Romain Gary
| Paul Audi
Pages 43 to 55| Anxiety in children in the era of genetics
| Renata Salecl
Pages 56 to 63| “He will succeed like others, but in his own way”
| Aline Bourjot
Pages 64 to 73| Marie Bonaparte’s passion for surgery. Two stories of the eye
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 74 to 80| The detours of an autistic child
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 81 to 93| A mother’s ambition at work. . . in the writing and publication of
a psychoanalysis case study: Winnicott’s The Piggle
| Marie Lenormand
Pages 94 to 102| Extensions of ambitions, from mother to daughter
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 103 to 105| Hubert Damisch (1928–2017)
| Sibylle Guipaud
Pages 106 to 120| Empedocles and Freud. A study on logics and language
| Federica Montevecchi
Pages 121 to 130| Observations on the autobiographical body in psychosis. The leap in
The Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky
| Louis Raffinot
Pages 131 to 140| Étienne Balibar and the issue of racism in Race, Nation,
Class
| Olivier Gaignard
Pages 141 to 149| The Uncanny of the stranger
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 150 to 155| Introduction. Why should a psychoanalytical association organize a
study day on the digital sector?
| Vincent Le Corre
Pages 156 to 164| Video games and robots in a psychoanalyst’s consulting room
| Frédéric Tordo
Pages 165 to 173| When otherness goes viral: The example of cyberbullying
| Angélique Gozlan
Pages 174 to 179| When Zelda becomes a pornographic narrative medium:
Pornography and adolescence
| Marion Haza
Pages 180 to 183| “Psychoanalysts and digital technology: Video games, social
networks, robots, and pornography. . .” Some comments on the
interventions
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 184 to 187| Donatien, the made man
| Antoine Verstraet
Pages 188 to 194| Film review
| Geneviève Morel, Franz Kaltenbeck
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What is happening to us? Psychoanalytic insights into politics
| Savoirs et clinique
(2017/2 No 23)
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Pages 7 to 11| Editorial
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 12 to 22| Karl Kraus faced with Hitler
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 23 to 33| Mar a Logos: The election of Trump and fake news
| Manya Steinkoler
Pages 34 to 43| Toshio Shimao. From being a kamikaze to practicing “lituraterre”
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 44 to 54| French theater is worried
| Diane Scott
Pages 55 to 64| Is that what you want?
| Antoine Verstraet
Pages 65 to 76| For an end to reactionary pseudo-psychoanalysis
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 77 to 79| The concept of populism: Avenues for reflection
| Diana Kamienny-Boczkowski
Pages 80 to 89| The signifiers of Marine Le Pen
| Stéphane Wahnich
Pages 90 to 100| Object-subject. Preliminary observations on the reasonings of Jean
Bollack and Peter Szondi
| André Laks
Pages 101 to 108| Perversion and psychosis II (in “Kant with Sade” by Jacques Lacan)
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 109 to 117| Case presentation in the practice and transmission of
psychoanalysis: An analytical act
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 118 to 125| Teenagers’ bodies and transference. Tag your name or the “bang” of
the encounter
| Céline Masson
Pages 126 to 129| The development of a trauma
| Sylvie Boudailliez
Pages 130 to 136| Film reviews
Pages 137 to 145| Reviews
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Sex, Knowledge and Power
| Savoirs et clinique
(2017/1 No 22)
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Pages 7 to 13| Editorial
| Franz Kaltenbeck, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 14 to 24| Do we live in a post-phallic era?
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 25 to 33| The work of love in the age of its technical reproducibility
| Néstor A. Braunstein
Pages 34 to 43| The sexual domination of women
| Marcela Iacub
Pages 44 to 53| Nathalie St/G-R-Anger and the uncanny house of women
| Michael Meyer zum Wischen
Pages 54 to 63| Teenagers and parental couples
| Christine Louchard Chardon, Yves Morhain
Pages 64 to 76| Perversion and psychosis I. Their differences and their
interferences in Freud’s works
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 77 to 87| Don’t you touch me, or nothing’s working between sex, power, and
knowledge
| Diane Watteau
Pages 88 to 96| The case of patient G: head injury, psychosis, and psychoanalysis
| Diana Caine
Pages 97 to 104| Body image and bariatric surgery
| Caroline Gault
Pages 105 to 114| Naturalizations: mourning and colonial violence
| Boris Chaffel
Pages 115 to 118| “Only me”
| Aline Bourjot
Pages 119 to 124| Film review
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 125 to 134| Reviews
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Children’s Fantasies—Children of Fantasies
| Savoirs et clinique
(2016/2 No 21)
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Pages 7 to 11| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville
Pages 12 to 20| Women who Murder in the Name of a Child
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 21 to 32| Portrait of a Poet Torn between Two Languages: Noguchi Yonejiro’s
Poetic Adventure
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 33 to 43| Infantile Neurosis, or “the Laboratory of Phantasieren”
| Marie Lenormand
Pages 44 to 54| “He Looks Like a Kid”
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 55 to 63| The Real of Fantasy
| Lyasmine Kessaci
Pages 64 to 72| The Child of Adultery and a Child at all Costs
| Sylvie Boudailliez
Pages 73 to 82| Myth and Fantasy in a Child
| Vincent Le Corre
Pages 83 to 94| Terrorist Modalities of the “Passage to the Act”
Pages 95 to 101| Fractured Mirror Images: between Neuropsychology and Psychoanalysis
| Diana Caine
Pages 102 to 107| Virgilio, or Life as It Goes
| Dominique Soulès
Pages 108 to 119| Film and Theater Reviews
Pages 120 to 138| Reviews
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Goodbye, Sadness!
| Savoirs et clinique
(2016/1 No 20)
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Pages 7 to 11| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville, Frédéric Yvan
Pages 12 to 20| The Violence of Melancholy According to David Foster Wallace, or
the Limits of Ciphering
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 21 to 32| Et in melancholia ego
| Sylvain Masschelier
Pages 33 to 41| The Black Voice
| Bernard Baas
Pages 42 to 52| Inclination to Terror
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 53 to 63| School Shootings
| Manya Steinkoler
Pages 64 to 71| The Master-Slave Dialectic in Madame de Sade by Mishima
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 72 to 82| Vladimir—It’s Not Much Fun
| Diane Watteau
Pages 83 to 89| From the Loss of the Imaginary to Endless grief: Barthes’s way
| Magdalena Marciniak
Pages 90 to 95| Walter Benjamin and Cannabis
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 96 to 101| A Dead Father Who “Spoils Life”
| Diana Caine, Denis Echard
Pages 102 to 106| “To Be a Blacksmith”
| Sylvie Boudailliez
Pages 107 to 110| Shonen (Boy)
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 111 to 116| Reviews
| Sibylle Guipaud, Antoine Verstraet
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Young People: The Future Adrift?
| Savoirs et clinique
(2015/2 No 19)
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Pages 7 to 16| Homage to Elsa Cayat
| Isabelle Baldet
Pages 17 to 23| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville, Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 24 to 35| Traps for Young People
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 36 to 42| Young Psychotic Patients: Between Aimlessness and Confinement
| Kada Ouldamar
Pages 43 to 53| From Dawn to Dusk: Romain Gary, or Reincarnation through Writing
| Brigitte Lemonnier
Pages 54 to 61| An “Ambiguous” Use of the Internet
| Vincent Le Corre
Pages 62 to 69| “He’s a Punk, but I Love Him”
| Sylvie Boudailliez
Pages 70 to 79| The Logical Phases of the Akihabara Massacre
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 80 to 88| Gifted Children in the Family
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 89 to 96| Killing Me Softly: Autism, Language, and Representation
| Michael Turnheim
Pages 97 to 105| Exploitation, Alienation, and Emancipation: Marx and the Modern
Experience of Work
| Richard Sobel
Pages 106 to 113| “No One’s Answering”: Working when Everything Could be Taken Away
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 114 to 119| On a Subjective Crisis in the Civil Service
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 120 to 129| The Humiliated and the Offended: An Ordinary Critique of Work
| Romain Huët, Olivier Sarrouy
Pages 130 to 137| On the Use of the Notion of “Psychological Harassment ”
| Laurent Chaine
Pages 138 to 142| A Woman Deceived
| Thérèse Hulot
Pages 143 to 145| Review
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Child’s Play
| Savoirs et clinique
(2015/1 No 18)
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Pages 7 to 12| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville
Pages 13 to 22| What is Play For?
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 23 to 31| The Question of Play in the Treatment of Children: Approaches,
Stakes, and Challenges
| Marie Lenormand
Pages 32 to 42| Dangerous Games: Why do Children Enjoy Playing Chicken?
| Sylvie Boudailliez
Pages 43 to 52| A Few Aspects of the Video Gaming Experience
| Vincent Le Corre
Pages 53 to 60| Faked Death: Violence and Games in Hana Makhmalbaf’s Film The
Notebook
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 61 to 70| The Movement of the Line: Play Drive, Playground?
| Anne Boissière
Pages 71 to 75| Is Growing Old Child’s Play?
| Chantal Dalmas
Pages 77 to 83| Another Gender: On Edouard Louis’s Autobiographical Novel En
finir avec Eddy Bellegueule
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 84 to 94| Adorno and Psychoanalysis
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 95 to 102| Bibliophilia against Bibliometry
| Antonio Teixeira
Pages 103 to 111| The Sartre Scenario
| Sylvain Masschelier
Pages 112 to 114| A Psychotic Teenager Organizes the World through Signifiers
| Isabelle Baldet
Pages 115 to 117| Melancholy Aspiration
| Geneviève Trichet
Pages 118 to 123| Reviews
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Cinephile Transferences
| Savoirs et clinique
(2014/1 No 17)
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Pages 7 to 8| Homage to Anne-Lise Stern, Psychoanalyst (1921–2013)
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 9 to 16| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville, Frédéric Yvan
Pages 17 to 24| “Failing to Finish”: The Peculiar Place of Él within
Buñuel’s Oeuvre
| Alain Bergala
Pages 25 to 33| The Immanence of Ripstein
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 34 to 40| What Does it Mean to be a Murderer? On Luis Buñuel’s The
Criminal Life of Archibald de la Cruz
| Marcela Iacub
Pages 41 to 51| The Mechanics of Dictatorship
| Régis Michel
Pages 52 to 60| From Trauma to Catastrophe in the Films of Lucrecia Martel
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 61 to 66| In Praise of Folly: Tomás Gutiérrez Alea’s Death of a
Bureaucrat
| Nancy Berthier
Pages 67 to 73| Death of a Bureaucrat, Death of a Father? A Psychoanalytical
Approach to Tomas Gutiérrez Alea’s La Muerte de un Burócrata
| Sadi Lakhdari
Pages 74 to 82| Cinema and Psychoanalysis: An Unthought Relation in Revolutionary
Cuban Cinema
| Julie Amiot-Guillouet
Pages 83 to 94| The Influence of Psychoanalysis on the Teaching and Direction of
Actors in Contemporary Spanish Cinema
| Paula Ortiz
Pages 95 to 100| Fractured Families: Albertina Carri and the Cinema of the Children
of the “Disappeared”
| Josefina Sartora
Pages 101 to 107| Fearing Neither God nor Man: Psychoanalysis and Cinema in Argentina
| Patricia Gherovici
Pages 108 to 115| Neuf Reines and its Psychoanalytical Truth
| Diana Kamienny-Bockzkowski
Pages 116 to 125| From Spectres to Spectators
| Joaquín Manzi
Pages 126 to 129| El Creciente/The Rising Tide
| Paula Markovitch
Pages 130 to 138| El premio: The Absence of the Father as Metaphor for a
Society Adrift
| Ignacio Del Valle Dávila
Pages 139 to 143| The Infancy of Evil
| Roberto Aceituno
Pages 144 to 152| The Fates of the Superego under Neoliberalism: From El Chacal de
Nahueltoro to Pejesapo
| Esteban Radiszcz
Pages 153 to 160| The Debt: Totem, Hoax, and Fetishism
| Luiz Renato Martins
Pages 161 to 169| Gender Representations and Psychoanalysis in Brazilian Cinema at
the End of the Dictatorship
| Alberto Da Silva
Pages 170 to 178| On the Life of Speaking Beings: Sandra Werneck’s
Mǝninas
| Cristina Duarte-Simões
Pages 179 to 186| Is Glauber a Woman?
| Hervé Joubert-Laurencin
Pages 187 to 190| In the Silence of Illumination
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 191 to 194| Jimmy P: The Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian (dir. Arnaud
Desplechin)
| Isabelle Baldet
Pages 195 to 225| Reviews
Pages I to XII| Hors-texte
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Jacques Lacan, Materialist
| Savoirs et clinique
(2013/1 No 16)
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Pages 7 to 9| In Remembrance: Jean Bollack (1923–2012)
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 11 to 16| Editorial
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 17 to 26| Lacan and the Omission of Marx’s Laughter
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 27 to 35| On the Subject of the “Materialism” of the Drive: Žižek, a Reader
of Lacan
| Bernard Baas
Pages 36 to 46| Toward a Non-Subjectivist Theory of Subjectivity: Jacques Lacan
Reinterpreted by Michel Pêcheux
| Pascale Gillot
Pages 47 to 60| Lacan and Organo-dynamic Psychiatry: A Return to a Dialogue with
Henri Ey
| Ronan de Calan
Pages 61 to 70| Lacan, Poe, and Cybernetics, or How the Symbol Learns How to Fend
for Itself
| Pierre Cassou-Noguès
Pages 71 to 80| Giving What Cannot Be Given: Is There a Materialism of the Gift?
| Esteban Radiszcz
Pages 81 to 93| Stylistic Questions about the “Gongora of Psychoanalysis”
| Mercedes Blanco
Pages 94 to 106| Lacan, the Ironist
| Paul Audi
Pages 107 to 115| Lacan and Sadian Materialism
| Éric Marty
Pages 116 to 124| Sade with Lacan. Toward the Decentering of Signifying Materiality
| Daisuke Fukuda
Pages 125 to 132| Lacan and the Insistence of the Letter
| Jacques Aubert
Pages 133 to 139| The Unconscious and the Japanese Language in Lacan
| Diana Kamienny-Bockzkowski
Pages 140 to 151| Tuché, Clinamen, Den
| Mladen Dolar
Pages 152 to 159| Clinical Work with the Clinamen: Matter and Manner of the
Transsexual Nexus
| Patricia Gherovici
Pages 160 to 169| Give Me Your Dopamine—Your Libido
| Néstor A. Braunstein
Pages 170 to 178| The Moterialism of the Symptom in the Lacanian Approach to
Psychosis
| Michael Meyer zum Wischen
Pages 179 to 189| Frauds in Forensic Medicine: The Perverse Search for Material
Evidence
| Renata Salecl
Pages 190 to 197| Ventriloquist Stories. Can We Interpret Contemporary Art the Way
Lacan Interpreted the Letter?
| Diane Watteau
Pages I to IV| Insets
Pages 198 to 206| Psychoanalytical Etiology in Criminology in Lacan’s Work
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 207 to 210| “Walk or Die!”
| Carine Decool
Pages 211 to 215| Film Critique
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 216 to 239| Reviews
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Literary and Other Writings in Psychoanalysis
| Savoirs et clinique
(2012/1 No 15)
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Pages 7 to 13| Editorial
| Éric Le Toullec, Monique Vanneufville
Pages 15 to 21| Virginia Woolf and Painters
| Jacques Aubert
Pages 22 to 31| Emmanuel Bove: The Man in Quicksand
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 32 to 41| From Divination to Writing: The Invention of Chinese Characters
| Léon Vandermeersch
Pages 42 to 52| “Between” Philosophy and Psychoanalysis: Literature as Experience
| Bernard Baas
Pages 53 to 63| Lenz According to Büchner
| Lucile Charliac
Pages 64 to 73| The Agency of Love Letters in the Unconscious
| Sylvain Masschelier
Pages 74 to 82| A Writing Meant to Outlaw: The Design/Destiny of Letters and The
Malady of Death
| Michael Meyer zum Wischen
Pages 83 to 96| Nabokov: The “Nymphome” or the “Sinthome” According to Joyce
| Pascal Bataillard
Pages 97 to 106| “The First Experience of Writing: An Agony”
| Sylvie Boudailliez
Pages 107 to 117| Tmesis—Separation, Syntax, Solitude
| Marcus Coelen
Pages 118 to 127| The Theme of Writing in the Letters between Lou Andreas, Anna
Freud, and Sigmund Freud
| Monique Vanneufville
Pages 128 to 138| A Theater with No Couch: The Unconscious of the Stage
| Régis Michel
Pages 139 to 150| Freud-Lubitsch, 1919: An Uncanny Gaze
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 151 to 156| Pillow Book, an Expression of Two Limitless Fascinations: Flesh and
Calligraphy
| Anne Ermolieff
Pages 157 to 167| Letters of Places, Ruins, and Figures of the Real
| Frédéric Yvan
Pages 168 to 176| What Is a “Modern Novel”? An Introductory Note on The
Supermale by Alfred Jarry
| Paul Audi
Pages 177 to 193| An Anthropological Fiction
| Jean Bollack
Pages 194 to 204| D. Foster Wallace beyond the Pleasure Principle
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 205 to 207| A Wave Goodbye for David Claerbout
| Diane Watteau
Pages 208 to 217| The Discourse of Markets: Pest or Post Discourse? A Sixth
Discourse?
| Néstor A. Braunstein
Pages 218 to 224| The Violent Foundation of the Universal
| Antonio Teixeira
Pages 225 to 230| Melancholia, Abstraction of the Void
| Sylvette Ego
Pages 231 to 238| Reviews
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Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry
| Savoirs et clinique
(2011/2 No 14)
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Pages 7 to 13| Editorial
| Monique Vanneufville, Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 15 to 21| On the Subject of a Few Essays by a Young Psychiatrist Named
Jacques Lacan
| Franz Kaltenbeck
Pages 22 to 29| What Is the Future of Hospitalization?
| Pascal Lec’hvien
Pages 30 to 39| Paranoia: From Its Clinical Presence to Its Nosographic Vanishing
| Philippe Sastre-Garau
Pages 40 to 44| Medicine, Psychoanalysis, and Psychiatry
| Jean-Paul Kornobis
Pages 45 to 49| Cruelty and the Clinic
| Christian Müller
Pages 50 to 53| Community Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis
| Benjamin Weil
Pages 54 to 63| On the Subject of Power in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis
| Esteban Radiszcz
Pages 64 to 75| Madness in Hollywood: Mankiewicz, Forman, and Scorsese
| Éric Le Toullec
Pages 76 to 84| “Weigh Me”: The Strange Desire to Be Evaluated
| Bénédicte Vidaillet
Pages 85 to 87| Evaluations in Psychiatry
| Chantal Dalmas
Pages 88 to 93| We Didn’t Notice Anything! On the Subject of the Visibility of
Suicides and the Audibility of Symptoms in the Workplace
| Emmanuel Fleury
Pages 94 to 100| The Capitalist Discourse: The “Fifth Discourse”? Anticipation of
the “PST Discourse,” or Pest
| Néstor A. Braunstein
Pages 101 to 107| “I’d Prefer Not to . . .” A Portrait of Bartleby as
a Revolutionary
| Sylvette Ego
Pages 108 to 116| “Love Thy Work as Thyself”
| Geneviève Morel
Pages 117 to 122| At Work, You Have to Obey: “She’s My Boss and Knows Better Than
Me!”
| Monique Vanneufville