2023–24 calendar of events
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![On the Supposition of a Subject — Alain and Catherine Vanier ](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63796bf1e0a27218f1d02515/1692208390515-59GLIVSCXKGSMO89TRTW/banniere_SophieTauberArppng.png)
Apr
13
On the Supposition of a Subject — Alain and Catherine Vanier
Through various clinical experiences – the psychotic mother and her baby, newborns in intensive care, autism, and others we will discuss – we've come to the hypothesis of an initial supposition of a subject, resting on a logic of the sign before or beyond the signifier, displacing the notion of an initial dyad.
![Raising ‘Weirdness’ to the Dignity of Style — Jean-Michel Vives](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63796bf1e0a27218f1d02515/1692207742032-Y6AY1HX5XUGFT8ZXCIUM/Screen+Shot+2023-08-16+at+1.41.47+PM.png)
Mar
30
Raising ‘Weirdness’ to the Dignity of Style — Jean-Michel Vives
The behavior that people involved with autistic children often view as ‘weird’ is, in fact, these children's response to their world: their way of being. As such, it serves us, in the dynamics of the transference, to create a possible environment for them in which ‘weirdness’ can gradually be tried out as subjective style.