Titlebook: Lacan and the Concept of the ‘Real‘; Tom Eyers Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 English.Jacqu

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Introduction: Approaching the Real,act, and always philosophically suggestive, reading of Freud, intended to provide a strong theoretical basis for the creative renewal of psychoanalytic practice. In what follows, I aim to provide a sustained, synthetic reading of the broad sweep of Lacan’s work, from articles written in the 1940s on

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The Imaginary and the Real, the image of the ‘other’, the beginnings of what he would come to define as the Real. As I’ve already signalled in the Introduction, I aim to take Lacan at his word, when he insists that the object of Freudian concern is the Real, as that which persists ‘beyond the pleasure principle’.. While the I

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Space and the Real,icated on the Real. By showing the place of the Real in the Imaginary and Symbolic, I hope to have begun to show how the concerns of the ‘later Lacan’, who it is sometimes assumed would come to focus on the Real with a resulting subordination of the Imaginary and the Symbolic, were already present i

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The Imaginary and the Real,rely understood in the fullness of its ambiguity and implication, ‘The Mirror Stage as Formative of the Function of the . Revealed in Psychoanalytic Experience’.. Through a close reading, I hope to emphasize how Hegelian readings of the Mirror Stage, while correct in identifying the key influence of