Lacan and democracy - by Christian Dunker

To return to the 1970s and rebuild the walls of exclusion and silencing. Based on the convergence of different efforts to think about what a policy that has psychoanalysis as its foundation would be, the author sheds light on Jacques Lacan's commitment to inscribing psychoanalysis in the tradition of enlightenment, in the debate of science and in the sieve of reason: “The Democracy would be impossible without this trust in the word as a pact and revelation, as sharing and recognition of the human character of laws”, he says in the introduction to the work.