At 19, I attended the first class of Roger Wartel, recently appointed professor at the Faculty of Medicine in Angers. He described to us a curious and very unmedical symptom of a young woman unable to enter a park lot marked “P” remember Roger .

And, he tells us: “P = Whore, and I told her that I was powerless to cure her.” For a young apprentice doctor from a scientific background, this observation was somewhat disconcert, but could not fail to pique curiosity.
>At the end of the year, the exam question “medical vocation” left speechless and saddled with a 9/20 the one who was used to excellent grades.

As a scrupulous young resuscitation intern

I had noticed that a patient I was in charge of had lost consciousness not because of a TIA but because of forgett to take her pill: in short, she had fallen phone number list  to the ground for fear of becom pregnant! Proud of my discovery, I referred it to the psychiatry intern who referred it to the great professor who, after talk to the patient, told me “take charge of her”. She never showed up bolscan: what is it and how does it work?  for the appointment. But then why did you tell me that?

As a dermatology student, I attended presentations by psychosomatic patients and began to take an interest in psychoanalysis. My first cartel was with

Later when I applied for admission

when the ACF was created, I met Roger Wartel who told me.

“I don’t know if we’re go to take people like you.” So why did you suggest I join the ACF and give me such an answer?
>>>Arous desire, that’s what he had done bett email list  for me, he who told the young doctor that he could awaken the unconscious.
>By highlight this signifier, Roger Wartel both winks at us and underlines that the sweep can have the opposite effect: scientism be tenacious, much more so than psychiatrists, who are not very resistant to the siren songs of this science which “would like to make the brain the cerebral crossroads, the obligatory parade of psychiatric fact” as Lacan wrote.