Fräulein, Freud-line. L’identità freudiana della psicoanalisi e l’insegnamento di Jacques Lacan

[Autom. eng. transl.] A Lacanian ethic of singularity, which also develops from the enigma of femininity posed by Freud in the 1930s. The double value of the missing - on the one hand a logical property of the symbolic Other, which makes the subject a manque à être, on the other hand as the surplus of the feminine on the edges of this lack- goes beyond the psychology of the woman of the 1940s and the women's clinic of the 70s. The question of women is not simply reducible to an opposition to the "male", but redefines the ethical problem of the subject, to the point of marking the position of the analyst. Singularizing the Freudian Oedipus, in the 1970s Lacan rediscovered the feminine path as "enjoyment Other", surplus, radical otherness, heterity, but nevertheless marked place in the structure. This is a current question that inevitably returns for psychoanalysis as a discourse, or a modality of social bonding, in a contingency policy that opens the margin of choice to the subject.