Structure and The Epistemic Supposition of Clinical Categories: re-reading Jacques-Alain Miller’s Ordinary Psychosis Revisited
This text comes out of cartel work (a cartel is a kind of study group established by Lacan as a principle organ of his School). This cartel questions diagnostic structure, and this short paper responds to Jacques-Alain Miller's text Ordinary Psychosis Revisited , and framed by the cartel having looked over Miller's S'truc dure . Nonetheless I think the text to be of use even without those sources in front of you. Structure and The Epistemic Supposition of Clinical Categories: re-reading Jacques-Alain Miller’s Ordinary Psychosis Revisited I take as my starting point in looking at this presentation of Miller’s, firstly the question that comes from our work last time, that of the rigour of the question of what is structural in a structural diagnosis, as it corresponds to Lacan’s way of taking up a kind of structuralism. And to think about the paper at hand, Ordinary Psychosis Revisited through this. And Miller suggests in this text a renewed rigour in considering neurosis, ...