LEONARD NIMOY: 1931-2015
Leonard Nimoy had enjoyed reasonable success before taking on the role of Lieutenant Commander Spock, the Vulcan science officer of Star Trek’s USS Enterprise. Nimoy’s performance in the 1964 pilot was not particularly auspicious, chiefly because of inauspicious scripting.. He played a minor role, and few of Spock’s famous signatures were evident except for his oversized elfin ears. Continue reading LEONARD NIMOY: 1931-2015 by Harvey Roy Greenberg
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2015 Spring Meeting: Life in Psychoanalysis in Life
Psychoanalysis is not just a treatment; it is a way of life. Individually and collectively, we live psychoanalysis and it lives within us. We invigorate psychoanalytic thought through our evolving musings and conversations. In turn, we draw on it to enliven our minds, our relationships, and our work, while we strive to use psychoanalysis to make changes in the world around us. The life we live in psychoanalysis changes with time and setting. We discover it in diverse internal and external spaces, in expected Continue reading April Division 39 Insight
Click Here to Read: Finding My Way: Junior Year, 1959 by Morris Dickstein on the Columbia Today Website.
Click Here to Read: Interview with Morris Dickstein and other posts on Why Not Say What Happened on this website.
Click Here to Read: Reviews of Why Not Say What Happened,’ by Morris Dickstein on this website.
Click Here to Read: The Zionist Dream in the Poconos Excerpt from Why Not Say What Happened,’ by Morris Dickstein
Après-Coup Psychoanalytic Association presents
2014-2015 SEMINAR SERIES
Introducing Lacan: On the Three Registers
October 8 & 22 Mark Stafford, Unconscious
November 19 & December 10 Paola Mieli, Drives
January 14 & February 4 David Lichtenstein, Language
February 25 & March 25 Adriana Passini, Repetition
April 8 & 29 Martin Winn, Mirror Stage
May 20 & June 10 Lillian Ferrari, Angst
This seminar, which requires prior familiarity with Freud’s basic texts, is intended as Continue reading Introducing Lacan: On the Three Register at Après-Coup
Click Here to Read: Exhibition in Berlin: Rediscovery of a Russian revolutionary art school By Sibylle Fuchs and Verena Nees on the World Socialist Web Site on March 31, 2015.
Exhibition of student’s work on “Evidence and expression of mass and weight” School year 1927-1928 © The Schusev State Museum of Architecture Moscow
Click Here to Read: Yiddish Theater to Join Forces With Heritage Museum Partnership could give group a permanent home for the first time in more than four decades By Jennifer Smith in the Wall Street Journal on March 30, 2015.
Jonathan Raviv and Russell Arden Koplin in the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene’s production of ‘Lies My Father Told Me.’ PHOTO: MICHAEL PRIEST
