Click Here to Read: This Day in Jewish History 1941: The Dutch Strike Against Nazi Abuses of Jews: Following the roundup of Jews, Amsterdam’s tram drivers went on strike – and were followed by the rest of the populace by David B. Green on the Ha’Aretz website on Februar 25, 2016.
A German motorcycle rider talking with a Dutch peasant woman, at an unknown location in Holland, May 24, 1940.AP
Click Here to Read: Émile Zola on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: This Day in Jewish History 1898: Emile Zola Is Convicted of Libel for Defending Dreyfus No friend of Jews, Emile Zola was shocked into examining anti-Semitism by the farce of Dreyfus’ conviction, but would die before seeing the Jewish officer exonerated by David B. Green on the Ha’aretz website on February 23, 2016. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Emile Zola and the Dreyfus Affair
The Editors of Psychoanalytic Inquiry, Joe Lichtenberg and Mel Bornstein, would like to announce issue 35:8: Category/Gender. Issue Editor: Susan McNamara
Prologue: Category/Gender: Languages of Gender and Desire
Susan McNamara
The Machine-Phallus: Psychoanalyzing the Geopolitical Economy of Masculinity and Race
Heidi J. Nast
The Body One Is: The Best Form of Containment or The Crying Game Redux
Aisha Abassi & Susan McNamara Continue reading Psychoanalytic Inquiry Issue #35:8
2015-2016 SEMINAR SERIES
Presentations on Sexuality and the Social Link
March 2, 2016 Mark Stafford, One Love: Trans-Science and Master Discourse
April 13, 2016 Ona Nierenberg, Driven Out: On the Expulsion of Lay Analysis and Gay Analysts in the U.S.
May 11, 2016 Scott Von, The Art of the Symptom and the Future of Analysis
Returning to Freud’s and Lacan’s studies on the notion of the subject and its relation to the collective, this series will explore contemporary questions about sexuality and social bonding and the place of psychoanalysis vis-à-vis other forms of institutions and discourses. Continue reading 2015-2016 SEMINAR SERIES at Apres Coup
