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| '''''Hurly-Burly''', The International Lacanian Journal of Psychoanalysis'', was established by ] in 2009 to replace the bilingual ''Bulletin of the NLS'' (2007-9). The journal is published biannually for the Freudian Field by the New Lacanian School. | '''''Hurly-Burly''', The International Lacanian Journal of Psychoanalysis'', was established by ] in 2009 to replace the bilingual ''Bulletin of the NLS'' (2007-9). The journal is published biannually for the Freudian Field by the New Lacanian School. | ||
| Besides representing the members of the Societies and affiliated groups that make up the New Lacanian School, ''Hurly-Burly'' also includes texts by major psychoanalysts and prominent figures from contemporary philosophy and cultural theory. The journal regularly features translations of work by ], Jacques-Alain Miller, and ], and has published contributions from ], ], ], ], ], ], and ]. |
Besides representing the members of the Societies and affiliated groups that make up the New Lacanian School, ''Hurly-Burly'' also includes texts by major psychoanalysts and prominent figures from contemporary philosophy and cultural theory. The journal regularly features translations of work by ], Jacques-Alain Miller, and ], and has published contributions from ], ], ], ], ], ], and ]. | ||
| The first issue was judged as "absolutely essential reading for anyone interested in psychoanalysis in the Lacanian orientation today".<ref>Svolos, T., "Reading ''Hurly-Burly'' Late into the Night" in </ref><ref>This remark was reiterated by Joel Goldbach in his review of ''Hurly-Burly'' Issue 2 in ''Umbr(a): Writing'', 2010, p. 144.</ref> In Tel Aviv in 2012, Éric Laurent, the former President of the ], took pains "to iterate just what an instrument of public service the journal of the New Lacanian School is".<ref>Laurent, E., "Address at the Xth Congress of the NLS", Tel Aviv, June 2012, </ref> | The first issue was judged as "absolutely essential reading for anyone interested in psychoanalysis in the Lacanian orientation today".<ref>Svolos, T., "Reading ''Hurly-Burly'' Late into the Night" in </ref><ref>This remark was reiterated by Joel Goldbach in his review of ''Hurly-Burly'' Issue 2 in ''Umbr(a): Writing'', 2010, p. 144.</ref> In Tel Aviv in 2012, Éric Laurent, the former President of the ], took pains "to iterate just what an instrument of public service the journal of the New Lacanian School is".<ref>Laurent, E., "Address at the Xth Congress of the NLS", Tel Aviv, June 2012, </ref> | ||
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| Discipline | Psychoanalysis |
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| Language | English |
| Edited by | Adrian Price |
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| History | 2009–present |
| Publisher | New Lacanian School on behalf of the Freudian Field |
| Frequency | Biannual |
| ISO 4 | Find out here |
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| ISSN | 2101-0307 |
| OCLC no. | 429153449 |
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Hurly-Burly, The International Lacanian Journal of Psychoanalysis, was established by Jacques-Alain Miller in 2009 to replace the bilingual Bulletin of the NLS (2007-9). The journal is published biannually for the Freudian Field by the New Lacanian School.
Besides representing the members of the Societies and affiliated groups that make up the New Lacanian School, Hurly-Burly also includes texts by major psychoanalysts and prominent figures from contemporary philosophy and cultural theory. The journal regularly features translations of work by Jacques Lacan, Jacques-Alain Miller, and Éric Laurent, and has published contributions from Denis Noble, Richard Gombrich, Judith Butler, Ian Hacking, J.H. Prynne, François Regnault, and Mark Cousins.
The first issue was judged as "absolutely essential reading for anyone interested in psychoanalysis in the Lacanian orientation today". In Tel Aviv in 2012, Éric Laurent, the former President of the World Association of Psychoanalysis, took pains "to iterate just what an instrument of public service the journal of the New Lacanian School is".
Editors
The Hurly-Burly editorial committee rotates every four issues. To date, the editors-in-chief have been:
- Sophie Marret-Maleval (Issues 1-4)
- Adrian Price (Issues 5-8)
- Victoria Woollard (Issues 9-12).
See also
References
- Svolos, T., "Reading Hurly-Burly Late into the Night" in Lacanian Compass, 14 p. 45.
- This remark was reiterated by Joel Goldbach in his review of Hurly-Burly Issue 2 in Umbr(a): Writing, 2010, p. 144.
- Laurent, E., "Address at the Xth Congress of the NLS", Tel Aviv, June 2012, Lacan.com