Colette Soler is holder of the University Agregation and a psychoanalyst trained by Jacques Lacan. She is a founder member of the School of Psychoanalysis of the Forums of the Lacanian Field, and the author of 'What Lacan Said about Women' and 'Lacanian Affects', as well as numerous other publications. She currently practises and teaches psychoanalysis in Paris.

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• Introduction -- The Unconscious, Real -- Trajectory -- Towards the Real -- Lalangue, traumatic -- From the transference towards the other unconscious -- The royal road to the RUCS -- The Borromean aleph -- The parlêtre -- Analysis Oriented Towards the Real -- The end pass -- The time that isn’t logical -- Terminable analysis -- Identification with the symptom or … worse -- The identity at the end, its aporias -- A Renewed Clinic -- The status of jouissances -- Symptom of the real unconscious -- The father and the Real -- Towards the father of the name -- Love and the Real -- Political Perspectives -- Dissidence of the symptom? -- Psychoanalysis and capitalism -- Malaise in psychoanalysis -- What does the psychoanalyst want?

Colette Soler is holder of the University Agregation and a psychoanalyst trained by Jacques Lacan. She is a founder member of the School of Psychoanalysis of the Forums of the Lacanian Field, and the author of 'What Lacan Said about Women' and 'Lacanian Affects', as well as numerous other publications. She currently practises and teaches psychoanalysis in Paris.

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• Introduction -- The Unconscious, Real -- Trajectory -- Towards the Real -- Lalangue, traumatic -- From the transference towards the other unconscious -- The royal road to the RUCS -- The Borromean aleph -- The parlêtre -- Analysis Oriented Towards the Real -- The end pass -- The time that isn’t logical -- Terminable analysis -- Identification with the symptom or … worse -- The identity at the end, its aporias -- A Renewed Clinic -- The status of jouissances -- Symptom of the real unconscious -- The father and the Real -- Towards the father of the name -- Love and the Real -- Political Perspectives -- Dissidence of the symptom? -- Psychoanalysis and capitalism -- Malaise in psychoanalysis -- What does the psychoanalyst want?

Colette Soler is holder of the University Agregation and a psychoanalyst trained by Jacques Lacan. She is a founder member of the School of Psychoanalysis of the Forums of the Lacanian Field, and the author of 'What Lacan Said about Women' and 'Lacanian Affects', as well as numerous other publications. She currently practises and teaches psychoanalysis in Paris.

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• Introduction -- The Unconscious, Real -- Trajectory -- Towards the Real -- Lalangue, traumatic -- From the transference towards the other unconscious -- The royal road to the RUCS -- The Borromean aleph -- The parlêtre -- Analysis Oriented Towards the Real -- The end pass -- The time that isn’t logical -- Terminable analysis -- Identification with the symptom or … worse -- The identity at the end, its aporias -- A Renewed Clinic -- The status of jouissances -- Symptom of the real unconscious -- The father and the Real -- Towards the father of the name -- Love and the Real -- Political Perspectives -- Dissidence of the symptom? -- Psychoanalysis and capitalism -- Malaise in psychoanalysis -- What does the psychoanalyst want?