We’re pleased to announce the full programme for our 2015 Conference: On Conflict. CLICK HERE FOR CONFERENCE SCHEDULE As well as the exciting papers we’ve previewed in earlier posts, the final schedule also includes an intriguing collaborative paper, In the Frame: Conflict in Psychoanalysis, from SITE members Eric Harper and Andie Newman. In their paper, Harper […]
We are pleased to be able to announce two further speakers for our Spring Conference on Conflict. Conflict as Difference is the title of Previn Karian‘s paper. It will present an outline of Jung’s typology as detailed in Psychological Types, CW 6. Rather than plunge into the detail of this complex 550 page text, what will be examined are the […]
Plans for our 2015 Spring Conference on Conflict continue apace. Our keynote speaker, Josh Cohen’s paper, Giving Up Without a Fight: The Wish to Sleep in Psychoanalysis and Culture is anticipated with much excitement. We can also now announce Site member Barry Watt‘s paper, Rethinking Belonging Beyond the Community of One. Barry’s paper will examine the psychoanalyst […]
Spring 2015 Conference Conflict 10am to 5pm on Saturday 16 May 2015 Venue: Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London N7 6PA What does a contemporary psychoanalysis have to say about conflict? Is there anything new to add about that which is at the heart of all the stories psychoanalysis wants to tell? The SITE […]
The SITE for Contemporary Psychoanalysis 2015 Spring Conference On Conflict What does a contemporary psychoanalysis have to say about conflict? Is there anything new to add about that which is at the heart of all the stories psychoanalysis wants to tell? Conflict is a foundational concept in psychoanalysis, not merely because of the supposed conflict […]