Rene Laforgue

See also: Laforgue

Rene Laforgue was a psychiatrist and Psychanalyste French (1894 - 1962), studies medicine with Berlin, becomes internal in psychiatry. It made its analysis with Eugenie Sokolnicka, corresponds with Sigmund Freud and creates with Rene Allendy and Edouard Pichon the first circles freudiens in France, which will give birth in 1926 to the Psychoanalytical Société of Paris. It adopted an attitude discussed during the war, collaborating in particular with Matthias Göring, German psychiatrist Nazi. Laforgue lived in Morocco and made of many analysts such as for example Jean Bergeret. It is in particular known for its work Psychopathologie of the failure .

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