%0 Journal Article
%T ALGUNAS CONSIDERACIONES CONTEXTUALES EN TORNO AL PRIMER VIAJE A JAP車N DE JACQUES LACAN (1963) Contextual considerations on the subject of lacan＊s first trip to japan (1963)
%A Merc豕 Altimir
%J Alpha (Osorno)
%D 2012
%I 
%X Nuestro prop車sito es dar a conocer la importancia y el influjo de la cultura y el pensamiento oriental y Jap車n en la obra de Lacan, para cuya tarea hemos tomado el eje del viaje que realiz車 al archipi谷lago en la primavera de A partir de esta coordenada de tiempo hemos retrocedido hasta la presencia del pa赤s oriental en la obra de Sigmund Freud y hemos referido la menci車n del mikado y de los ainus en T車tem y tab迆. En cuanto al budismo, centro del inter谷s de Lacan en este primer viaje a las islas, Freud se mostr車 cauto, reticente, incluso hostil. Lacan, en cambio, se entusiasma por oriente y se interesa por el budismo, en especial por el zen. Hemos seleccionado los comentarios que hizo a su regreso de Jap車n. En los mismos, el psicoanalista franc谷s pone el dedo en la llaga y nos habla del escamoteo que sufre la sexualidad femenina en el budismo, lo que le sirve de aviso para orientar la pr芍ctica del psicoan芍lisis. My aim in this paper is to make known the importance and influence of Eastern culture and thought and of Japan on Lacan＊s works. I have taken as a starting point the trip he made to this country during the spring of 1963. After this I have gone backwards to consider the presence of Japan in Sigmund Freud＊s works, calling attention to his mention of the Mikado and the Ainu in Totem and Taboo. Towards Buddhism, which was the focus of Lacan＊s interest in this first trip to the archipelago, Freud was cautious, reticent and even hostile. Lacan, on the other hand, was enthusiastic about Orient and interested in Buddhism, especially in Zen. I have made a selection of the comments he made on his return from Japan, in which he pointed out weaknesses and commented on how feminine sexuality is eschewed in Buddhism, which he took note of in order to direct his practice in psychoanalysis accordingly.
%K Freud
%K psicoan芍lisis
%K Jap車n
%K budismo
%K sexualidad femenina
%K Freud
%K psychoanalysis
%K Japan
%K Buddhism
%K feminine sexuality
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