(De)construction of the phantasy

Abstract

(De)constructing the fantasme, impels us to investigate and explore a "fascinating scenario" of crucial importance for psychoanalysis and psychoanalysts that crosses its conceptual and clinical variations. In this issue, we enthusiastically invite you to go through, assemble and disassemble this scene, understanding that in psychoanalysis it is not about the reality of a story, but about a fictional structure that is put into action. As Lacan wrote: "That the subject relives, remembers, in the intuitive sense of the word, the formative events of his existence, is not in itself so important. What counts is what he reconstructs from them".