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Marc Strauss: Clinical Working Group #1 – Case Presentation by Kelly Merklin
October 27th 2017 // 7-9pm // Food and Drink Provided 30 Charlton Street, Suite 1 // $20 per meeting Limited Space - RSVP jamieson.websterphd@gmail.com In these two small clinical working groups we will follow the themes of the main lecture looking at sexual difference, sexual objects, the structure of the family vs couple, as it appears in session. On the first evening, cases will be presented by Kelly Merklin focusing in on the question of sexual objects and bodily products…
Find out more »Marc Strauss: The Usual Sexpects
October 29th 2017 // The New School, 68 Fifth Avenue, The Bark Room (M104) // 1:00-3:30pm A lecture and conversation with Marc Strauss presented by Das Unbehagen A couple have a child. What do we call what they have when they only "have" one another? Freud said there were always more in bed than justified t two... How do we think of this "more" psychoanalytically? Is this more the sexual object? What about the Other sex? How does sexual odifference…
Find out more »Marc Strauss: Clinical Working Group #2 – Case Presentation by Eliana Calligaris
November 2nd 2017 // 8-10pm 30 Charlton Street, Suite 1 // $20 per meeting Limited Space - RSVP jamieson.websterphd@gmail.com In these two small clinical working groups we will follow the themes of the main lecture looking at sexual difference, sexual objects, the structure of the family vs couple, as it appears in session. On the first evening, cases will be presented by Kelly Merklin focusing in on the question of sexual objects and bodily products from urine, to feces, semen,…
Find out more »CALL FOR PAPERS: Unincorporated Psychoanalysis Conference – San Juan, Puerto Rico 2/17/18-2/18/18
PLEASE NOTE: The Unicorporated Psychoanalysis Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico planned for February 2017 will likely have to be cancelled and rescheduled for a later date. As many of you know, las week hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico destroying homes,flooding streets, decimating power grids, and leaving dams on the brink of collapse. The bulk of the island still does not have drinking water or electric power and cannot even call for help because only 25% of cellphone towers survived…
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