Hélène Tessier, a renowned scholar and editor of "Vocabulaire de Laplanche," delves into the pivotal concepts of Jean Laplanche's theories. She discusses the innovative vocabulary that makes Laplanche's influential ideas more accessible, and unpacks the intricate dynamics of messages and seduction in psychoanalysis. Tessier explores Laplanche's distinction between types of unconsciousness and critiques traditional frameworks, highlighting the role of culture in therapeutic practices. The conversation also touches on the challenges of symbolization in the age of AI, emphasizing the need for human interpretation.

Hélène Tessier, a prominent psychoanalysis professor at Saint Paul University of Ottawa and editor of "Vocabulaire de Laplanche," shares deep insights into the work of Jean Laplanche. She discusses Laplanche's revolutionary vocabulary, emphasizing concepts like delinking and binding, and their significance for understanding psychoanalysis today. Tessier also critiques traditional views on narcissism and explores the impact of artificial intelligence on creativity in interpretation. The conversation highlights Laplanche's unique perspectives compared to Melanie Klein, enriching the discourse in psychoanalytic circles.

Hélène Tessier, a prominent psychoanalyst and editor of "Vocabulaire de Laplanche," shares insights from her work on Jean Laplanche's theories. She discusses the significance of key terms in psychoanalysis, navigating between repression and enclaved unconsciousness. Tessier also critiques traditional psychoanalytic views, emphasizing the dynamic role of the analysant in therapy. The conversation touches on Laplanche’s challenges to Kleinism and the influence of AI on human interpretation in psychoanalysis, underlining the ongoing relevance of Laplanche's ideas.