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In Revue Française de Psychanalyse 2011, Vols. 1-5: On some of the current themes in French psychoanalysis edited by Denys Ribas, Françoise Coblence, by Rosine Jozef Perelberg, the author would like to apologize for missing a reference and correct this omission.
The text on p. 613 currently reads:
Freud believed that what makes sexuality in human beings specifically human is repression, that is to say, sexuality owes its existence to our unconscious incestuous fantasies. Desire, in human sexuality, is always transgression; and being something that is never completely fulfilled, its object cannot ever offer full satisfaction.
This should be replaced with:
Kohon suggests that “…what makes sexuality in human beings specifically human is repression, that is to say, sexuality owes its existence to our unconscious incestuous fantasies. Desire, in human sexuality, is always transgression; and being something that is never completely fulfilled, its object cannot ever offer full satisfaction.” (Kohon, 1984; italics in the original)