Deivede Eder Ferreira connects these concepts with Freud’s foundations, philosophical reflection, and clinical interpretation. The entries explore how language, desire, and the unconscious relate to human experience.
Intended for students, clinicians, scholars, and readers approaching Lacanian theory, this dictionary offers a conceptual guide to the terms and questions that organize Lacan’s work.
Deivede Eder Ferreira is a psychoanalyst, philosopher, and author, founder of the Brazilian Association of Philosophy and Psychoanalysis (ABRAFP), an institution dedicated to interdisciplinary studies in psychoanalysis, philosophy, and psychology. For over fifteen years, he has taught and written on the works of Sigmund Freud, Carl Gustav Jung, and Jacques Lacan, offering a contemporary and accessible approach to classical psychoanalytic theory.
His books explore key themes such as the unconscious, subjectivity, trauma, childhood, ethics, symbolism, and the philosophy of mind. His work is published internationally and translated into multiple languages, reaching readers, students, and clinicians across diverse cultural and academic contexts.
Recognized for his clear, rigorous, and reflective style, Deivede contributes to the global dissemination of psychoanalytic knowledge through books, courses, translations, and international educational projects.