« A Real for the XXIst Century », is the title for the next Congress of the WAP.
What value is to be given to the indefinite article « A » that opens the title phrase? What does the juxtaposing term « real » signify? The real that we otherwise willingly conceive as being outside of structure and escaping time, can it belong more to one century than to an other? In short, how are we to understand this title?
To lift a few of the defenses that the real spontaneously creates, here are certain questions that we'll make a point of asking psychoanalysts of the WAP.

Eric Laurent

Éric Laurent throws his light on the real in the numeric age for us.

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Pierre-Gilles Guéguen

Psychoanalysis seeks to catch each one's real, immersed in their century..

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Christiane Alberti

Christiane Alberti spots the varity of the real in the quasi-dissolution of the difference between the sexes.

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Patricia
Bosquin-Caroz

Is there a place for the real of psychoanalysis in our century?

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Yves-Claude Stavy

questions the locus from which analysts of the WAP intervene in their practice and in their lives.

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Ram Mandil

Is the real that is in play in the formation of the analyst permeable to the effects of civilization?

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Agnès Aflalo

The tyranny of the normative will impose genetically modified humans. Let's stick to our guns!

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Armand Zaloszyc

This Century is characterised by the negation of that which, in the real, is indefinable.

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Jésus Santiago

Something of the real without law springs up in the youth demonstrations in Brazil.

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Esthela Solano-Suárez

The non-representable real escapes from the ambition of the visible all, of the formalisable all.

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Lilia Mahjoub

It's only in aiming at the knot of the symptom– RSI, ISR, SIR – that we get at the real.

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Ana Ruth Najles

In the clinic of the 21st century, the prevalence of the body excedes fictions.

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Marie-Hélène Brousse

An unconscious that, in being real, cannot be deciphered and by which we choose to be duped.

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Hervé Castanet

insists on the singular relation that each of us has with the real of sex.

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Graciela Brodsky

Evokes a leap from the demonstration to the imagination of the real.

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Flory Kruger

Flory Kruger detaches the « A » in « A real » that is at work in the psychoanalytical clinic.

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Miquel Bassols

Miquel Bassols conceives the real as « a bomb that can explose anytime ».

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Vicente Palomera

Vicente Palomera approches an enigmatic and disruptive real with a tool: the sinthome.

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Juan Carlos Indart

Juan Carlos Indart talks to us about the analyst's desire in its orientation towards the real.

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Paloma Blanco Díaz

No GPS for the psychoanalyst, but rather an orientation by the real.

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Xavier Esqué

wonders how to make the real speak.

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Marcelo Veras

alerts us to the dangers of genetic interventions aiming at the real of the body.

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Carmen Cuñat

The hypermodern subject defends himself against the real, against the unforeseen, with the realism of the image.

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Simone Souto

opposes the disorder generated by science with that which psychoanalysis starts out from.

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Félix Rueda

There is something of the real of the symptom that is missing in the face of this unbearable lightness of being.

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Jorge Chamorro

underscores how the lawless real expresses itself in contemporary clinic.

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Ricardo Nepomiachi

Elucidating the notion of dismantling the defence in reference to the interpretation backwards.

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Rômulo Ferreira

compares the real to an unforeseeable and inevitable fuzziness

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Luiz Fernando

evokes the treatment of a new real that the Church has to deal with.

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