Book, Psychoanalytic Revolution, A[LS]

The dissemination of psychoanalysis has given rise to much controversy. Too often, psychoanalysis is seen by the general public as a domain reserved for beginners. But, increasingly, we observe the use of jargon and psychoanalytic terms even in television soap operas. For a long time, disclosure was confused with vulgarization. Marthe Robert, in 'The Psychoanalytic Revolution', courageously proves to us the possibility of disseminating psychoanalysis with all seriousness and rigor, (psychoanalysis) 'must renounce addressing specialists in order, with clarity, to speak to everyone .' This book is the compilation of a series of national radio broadcasts from French Radiotelevision. To speak to everyone, Marthe Robert presents us with the construction of psychoanalytic theory through the story of its creator, in Freud's life we ​​see the dramatic genesis of the notion of the unconscious. This is fundamental reading for both specialists and those who, interested in other areas, cannot ignore the 'psychoanalytic revolution'.