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Sandra Lucbert
Born	1981 (age 44–45)
Occupation	Novelist essayist
Nationality	French
Education	École Normale Supérieure Université Paris-Diderot
Genre	political literature
Notable awards	Prix les Inrockuptibles de l'essai 2020

Sandra Lucbert (born 1981) is a French novelist, essayist and professor. Lucbert founded literary theory in the field of political literature^[1] and won the Inrockuptibles essay prize in 2020^[2]. Furthermore, she proposes a rethinking of psychoanalysis. Born and raissed in France, Lucbert graduated from École Normal Superieure de Lyon (literature and human sciences).^[3] and Paris 7 University (clinical psychology, psychopathology)^[4].

Lucbert founds a literary theory. If it wants to become truly political, literature must invent new figures. This consists of destroying the linguistic forms of domination.^[1]

In 2019, Lucbert attended the France Telecom trial. This was the first trial of a CAC 40 company and its then CEO. The defendants were being prosecuted for moral harassment, which led to 19 suicides (immolation, hangings, drownings, defenestration), 12 suicide attempts, 8 depressions or work stoppages^[5]. "It is the trial of a whole neo-management that, behind an incomprehensible newspeak, hides unprecedented violence in work and social relations, driven by fear and contradictory injunctions."^[6]

In 2020, based on this experience, Lucbert published “Personne ne sort les fusils” (Nobody Takes Out the Guns). Through literary forms rather than essays, Lucbert “lays bare class justice and its language". She gives this language a name: Lingua Capitalismi Neoliberalis: LCN, in reference to Klemperer’s LTI (on the language of the Third Reich)^[7]. The novel won the Inrockuptibles essay prize.^[2]

Lucbert and Lordon sought to redefine psychoanalysis by making it universal. To this end, they distance it from the paternalistic culture of nineteenth-century Vienna. In addition to drawing on numerous contemporary interpretations of psychoanalysis, they primarily relied on Spinoza’s philosophy to achieve this.

• Mobiles (in French). Flammarion. 2013. ISBN 978-2-08-131048-3.
• La Toile (in French). Gallimard. 2017. ISBN 978-2-07-269417-2.
• Personne ne sort les fusils (in French). Seuil. 2020. ISBN 978-2-02-145655-4.
• Le ministère des contes publics (in French). Verdier. 2021. ISBN 978-2-37856-117-8.

• Défaire voir. Littérature et politique (in French). Amsterdam. 2024. ISBN 9782354802806.
• Lordon, Frédéric; Lucbert, Sandra (July 2023). "Le décivilisateur". Le Monde Diplomatique. p. 28.
• Lordon, Frédéric; Lucbert, Sandra (2025). Pulsion (in French). La découverte. ISBN 9782348086199.

• Burlaud, Antony; Popelard, Allan; Rzepski, Grégory (2021). Le Nouveau Monde. Tableau de la France néolibérale (in French). Amsterdam. ISBN 9782354802301.