One of his most famous works drew from Freud's concept of narcissistic identification to describe the infant's acquisition of the Symbolic function.
In a recent memoir subtitled "memoirs of a disgruntled keybasher," Maria Pierrakos describes her experience transcribing the lectures of this man. His essay "The Direction of the Treatment" includes a reading of The Merchant of Venice that links Shylock's demand for a "pound of flesh" to his concept of the "object small a." His 1953 "Rome Discourse" was critical of the followers of Anna Freud, and his twenty-first seminar, "The Name of the Father," showed the influence of Saussurean linguistics. One of his most famous works drew from Freud's concept of narcissistic identification to describe the infant's acquisition of the Symbolic function. That work, "The Mirror Stage as Formative of the I," was included in his Ecrits. FTP identify this French psychoanalyst.
In a recent memoir subtitled "memoirs of a disgruntled keybasher," Maria Pierrakos describes her experience transcribing the lectures of this man.
Jacques {Lacan}