Click Here to Read: Rebuilding Poland’s Jewish Community by John Feffer on The World Post website on April 26, 2015.
Why American psychoanalysts are an endangered species
The Secret Art Life of E.E. Cummings
Psychoanalysis in Minor Language with Mariano Horenstein at IPTAR
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Mariano Horenstein on Psychoanalysis in Minor Language
“Psychoanalysts, beyond our differences, feel relatively comfortable in relation to time. However, it is in relation to space where we can expect a more provocative interpellation. Deleuze has stated this accurately: ‘We think too much in terms of history, either personal or universal, but becomings belong to Geography’. It is perhaps in Geography where a great deal of the future of Continue reading Psychoanalysis in Minor Language with Mariano Horenstein at IPTAR
The Current Relevance of Fromm-Reichman’s Works
Click Here to Read: The Current Relevance of Fromm-Reichman’s Works by Ann-Louise Silver.
This article originally appeared as Silver, A.L. (2000) The 2000 Frieda Fromm-Reichman Lecture: he Current Relevance of Fromm-Reichman’s Works. Psychiatry63(4):308-322 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.
Routine Emergencies
Click Here to Read: Routine Emergencies on As Nepal earthquake death toll rises, families of missing young Israelis search, wait, and worry. Thousands of young Israelis finish their army service and head for the Himalayas for carefree trekking. But this year, the trip to Nepal has been unusually treacherous By Allison Kaplan Sommer on the Haaretz website on April 26, 2015.
A screenshot from Facebook of Smadar Sayag and Segev Tamir, two Israelis missing in Nepal.
Click Here to Read and View: Devastation Seen in Nepalese Capital on the NBC News website on April 25, 2015.
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The psychodynamics of the “developmental project” with Larry Hirschhorn at IPTAR
IPTAR’s
The LJGould Center for Systems-Psychoanalytic Studies
Monthly Socio-Analytic Case Conference
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
11:30am-1:00pm
IPTAR West Conference room: 140 West 97th Street – NYC
Larry Hirschhorn, Ph.D.
The psychodynamics of the “developmental project.”
Working within the Group Relations traditions, psychoanalytic researchers and consultants use the felicitously termed “BART” framework. This framework highlights four fundamental features of any work organization, its Boundaries, how Authority is Continue reading The psychodynamics of the “developmental project” with Larry Hirschhorn at IPTAR
Psychoanalytic Manifesto by Will Braun
*The word manifesto come from two Latin words: Manifestus: OBVIOUS and manifesto: MAKE PUBLIC, therefore the manifesto makes the obvious public. Manifestos, though short, omnipotent, playful and at times childlike, were powerful tools in many of the twentieth century avant-garde movements such as marxism, surrealism and gay rights to name only a few. Manifestos are both general and particular, they are abstract but call to action.***
Psychoanalytic Manifesto by Will Braun
Arron Beck is a salesman. We could learn a lot by taking a page from his playbook. He has made his empire by throwing psychoanalysis under the bus. Beck***s well-constructed sales pitch goes something like this: I trained as a psychoanalyst. Freud was wrong. Come and buy what I am selling. He effectively sets up his argument against psychoanalysis in order to sell seats. He has done a phenomenal job. Continue reading Psychoanalytic Manifesto by Will Braun
