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=====Lacanian Psychoanalysis=====
=====Intersubjectivity=====
Although [[Lacan]]ian [[psychoanalysis]] has been compared with [[object-relations theory]] in that both [[school|schools of thought]] place more emphasis on [[intersubjectivity]], [[Lacan]] himself criticizes [[object-relations theory]] repeatedly.
=====Relation of Subject and Subject=====
This concern can be seen in [[Lacan]]'s criticism of the [[object-relations theory|object relation]] as a symmetrical [[dual relation]], and his view that the [[object-relations theory|object relation]] is an [[intersubjective]] relation which involves not two but three terms.
=====Seminar of 1953-54=====
[[Lacan]]'s criticism of British [[object-relations theory]] is one of the main themes of the first year of his public [[seminar]] (1953-4).
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