Click Here to Read: George Bernard Shaw on Wikipedia.
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Click Here to Read: George Bernard Shaw – Biography on the About Education Website.
Click Here to Read: A tragedy without villains: Shaw’s play Saint Joan has much to say about war, show trials and varieties of fanaticism. No wonder, Michael Holroyd writes, that Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: George Bernard Shaw
Sand-Man by Steve Harp. This image is from Mysteries of Domestic Space, a book by Mr Harp that is a response to Sigmund Freud’s essay, “The Uncanny.” Mr. Harp is Associate Professor and Media Art Area Director at DePaul University in Chicago.
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9/11/15
Four Session Program (6 Contact Hrs)
“Identification, Introjection, Projection, and Projective Identification: Early Papers”
Presenter: Phillida B. Rosnick, PhD
9/11/15
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The Psychoanalytic Training Institute of The Contemporary Freudian Society
Changing Sex, Changing Psychoanalysis
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Date: Friday, September 18, 2015
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I take as my point of departure the dawn of psychoanalysis: hysteric patients presented somatic problems for which Continue reading Changing Sex, Changing Psychoanalysis with Patricia Gherovici at CFS
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Click Here to Read: Moon Man: What Galileo saw by Adam Gopnik in The New Yorker on February 11, 2013.
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