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In October 2001, a newly established Post Academic Education in Psychoanalysis, Phenomenology and Neuroscience: Epistemological and Clinical Perspectives took a start. Twelve students subscribed and attended lectures and seminars.
Lectures included: P. Reynaert (Antwerp) on “Experience and the body. A contribution to the project of a naturalized phenomenology”; A, Michels (Luxembourg) on “Somatic compliance—from Lacan to Freud”; H. De Preester (Ghent) on “Naturalizing phenomenology”; E. Thiery (Ghent) on “Sigmund Freud's vision on aphasia from the viewpoint of actual neuropsychological research”; M.J. Sauret (Toulouse) on “Violence”; M. Korff Sausse (Paris) “Are we to rethink the fundamental psychoanalytical concepts?”; M. Stamenov (Göttingen) on “The languagespecific “I”: Some linguistic aspects of conscious selfpresentation”; J. Collier (Vienna) on “Holism and emergence: dynamical complexity defeats Laplace's demon”.
In the seminar on Epistemological questions (G. Van de Vijver), papers from C. Hooker, W. Christensen, J. Collier and M. Bickhard were analysed and compared to M. Merleau-Ponty's Structure of Behavior; the seminar on Phenomenological texts (G. Van de Vijver and H. De Preester) focused on the latter work; the seminar on Neuro-Psychoanalysis (F. Geerardyn and D. Van Bunder) paid attention to the work of J. LeDoux, V. S. Ramachandran, G. Edelman, G. Rizzolatti and M. A. Arbib, T. W. Deacon and K. Kaplan-Solms and M. Solms; in the seminar on Psychoanalytical texts (F. Geerardyn, P. Jacops and V. Knockaert) Lacan's text on “The subversion of the subject and the dialectics of desire in the Freudian unconscious” was studied and, finally, the seminar on Clinical questions (F. Geerardyn, P. Walleghem and J. Donckers) focused on child analysis.
The programme also included, in cooperation with the Psychiatric Center of Sleidinge, Clinical presentations (J. Quackelbeen) of patients.
A colloquium on Neuro-Psychoanalysis was organized in Ghent on April 24th, 2002, in c