Book, Introduction to Jacques Lacan (Safatle)[LS]

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. Written for those looking to introduce themselves to Lacan's intellectual experience, this book by Vladimir Safatle returns to bookstores in an expanded and updated version. Jacques Lacan was responsible for consolidating an innovative clinical practice that understood psychological suffering as recognition deficits, which saw know-how with its desire as a singular experience with strong transformative potential. This book, which has the problem of the clinic as its guiding thread, follows Lacan's thought until its point of maturity, in the sixties. In introductory but rigorous language, Vladimir Safatle explores its clinical dimensions, as well as the reconfigurations of metapsychology.