The Unfinished Copernican Revolution

Focusing on the intellectual evolution of Jean Laplanche, this work highlights a pivotal five-year period beginning in 1987, marked by his seminal text New Foundations for Psychoanalysis. During this time, he developed key concepts through various seminars, including the exploration of après-coup and critiques of Freud's biological interpretations of sexuality. The text encapsulates Laplanche's innovative contributions to psychoanalytic theory, showcasing his profound impact on the field and the ongoing dialogue surrounding Freud's legacy.