Kataoka Ichitake: Lacan said this about psychoanalysis

What is psychoanalysis? The book, Gülla Khan, says about psychoanalysis: "The analysis of psychoanasts is based on Lacan's theory of reinterpretation and modern revival of psycho-analyst analysis by a protemin which established and established psychoanasia. At age 24, Japan's leading young scholar, Gataka Ichitakke, who is studying modern philosophy and psychoanalysis at Waseda University, explains in this book the clinical aspects of Lacan psychoanasthesis and psychosynthesis based on numerous cases and diagrams. The book, with its own published page, fascinated local readers with the praise of Lacan’s ‘Racan Inscription Document, ’ which was so difficult and difficult to address. Mukai Masaaki, author of Güllaang v. Lacanzun, also values the book as a way to compare the man who was built in the introduction to the seminar at Lacan, young age, with Jacques Alain Mille, who revealed his presence with high questions. If you were to follow various keywords, such as unconsciousness, lust, and mirror steps, you would be able to clear out the misconception that Lacan’s psychoanalysis is a philosophical dead end in clinical practice and ask: “How do we live? "The question of the life of a person is the way he lives,” and he will begin his journey to find the outline of his own desires in the face and find out how they live.

Korean title: 라캉은 정신분석에 대해 이렇게 말했습니다

Korean author: 가타오카 이치타케

Korean publisher: 이학사

ISBN-13: 9788961473460