Lacan's Seminar on Anxiety

In this decisive explication, Roberto Harari skillfully explores one of the least examined aspects of Lacan's work, his Seminar on Anxiety. Lacan's Anxiety (Seminar 10) situates with rigor, precision, and a wealth of clinical underpinnings what Lacan for a time called his "invention", that is, the object a. Harari's Introduction allows us to see that this work of Lacan is not merely of academic interest, but is a useful tool in working on the delineation of the untransferrable, singular, and fertile characteristics of a Lacanian psychoanalytical clinic.