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MURILLO, Manuel. The three registers hypothesis - symbolic, imaginary, real - in the J. Lacan work. Anu. investig. [online]. 2011, vol.18, pp.123-132. ISSN 1851-1686.

In this paper we explore some questions about what we call the three registers hypothesis -symbolic, imaginary, real- in J. Lacan work. The objective we set was to identify the pivotal moments in the work of Lacan to approach the subject and describe his three records hypothesis. According to our hypothesis, three records are in the work of Lacan an original thesis in the psychoanalysis field, which involves both a return to Freud and an interrogation to Freud. For this study we used mainly the conference that Lacan gave in 1953 on three records, and the seminar 22, 1974-1975, also dedicated largely to the three records. We conclude that the records are the father's names, and at the same time, the speaking being dimensions and psychoanalytic discourse and practice fundaments.

Palavras-chave : Freud; Lacan; Registers; Psychoanalysis.

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