Click Here to Read: Your Childhood Is Crucial to How You’ll Age: Early relationships with your parents have a profound impact on your health and outlook on life posted by George Vaillant on the nextavenue website on November 15, 2013.
They Stooped to Enter: Esther Freud on ‘Mr. Mac and Me,’ and the Cottage That Inspired It
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AMIA prosecutor accuses CFK, Timerman of ‘covering up’ Iran’s involvement in bombing
Click Here to Read: Something Is Rotten in Argentina The sudden death of Alberto Nisman, lead prosecutor of the AMIA bombing, deepens the culture of impunity By Natasha Zaretsky on the Tablet Website on January 21, 2015
Click Here to Read: AMIA prosecutor accuses CFK, Timerman of ‘covering up’ Iran’s involvement in bombing in the Buenos Aires Herald on January 18, 2015. Continue reading AMIA prosecutor accuses CFK, Timerman of ‘covering up’ Iran’s involvement in bombing
“Ferenczi, Yesterday and Today” with Jay Frankel at CFS
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“Ferenczi, Yesterday and Today” Jay Frankel
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 8:00 to 10:00pm Location: TBA
Sándor Ferenczi was Freud=s intimate friend, colleague, and collaborator, and also a radical, independent thinker. His profoundly democratic sensibility, his insistence on providing analytic treatment to the most difficult patients, and – most important – his revolutionary conceptions in areas ranging from trauma, to object relations, to the intersubjective nature of the analytic relationship, and his developing new treatment methods based on these discoveries, ultimately Continue reading “Ferenczi, Yesterday and Today” with Jay Frankel at CFS
Psychology Sunday: Mary Ainsworth
Click Here to Read: Mary Ainsworth on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Mary Ainsworth by Saul McLeod On the Simply Psychology Website on in 2008, updated 2014
Click here to Read: Mary Ainsworth on the Psychology’s Feminist Voices Website.
Click Here to Read: Mary Ainsworth: Insightful Observer and Courageous Continue reading Psychology Sunday: Mary Ainsworth
Memories – history: individual, psychoanalysis, the holocaust & more from Sasha Rolde
Dear Colleagues:
Although we speak of free association, transference and the unconscious, the fact it that we rely on discussion of memories in our consulting rooms in order to produce insight.
How apropos is Memorial weekend for turning to the posts on our international psychoanalytic blog, looking back as well as creating more memories? Please enjoy the following with memories in mind.
Note that I am attempting not to list the posts that were present in the 2 preceding weeks.
As usual I will list may preferences followed by the full menu.
My choices are as follows:
1) to begin the memories: Please read about Maria Altmann, and her quest for the Klimt painting which she inherited. The article contains the history and fate of Jewish material culture in Vienna. ***Maybe 80 percent of Gustav Klimt***s iconic portraits were commissioned by Jewish patrons, assimilated Jews, intermarried Jews, baptized Jews, ennobled Jews, or converted Jews with names like Heymann, Wittgenstein, Pulitzer, Lederer, Continue reading Memories – history: individual, psychoanalysis, the holocaust & more from Sasha Rolde
‘The Wolfpack’ Tells of One New York Apartment With Seven Children Locked Inside
Click Here to Read: ‘The Wolfpack’ Tells of One New York Apartment With Seven Children Locked Inside by Brooks Barmes in The New York Times on January 23, 2015,
When they were not being home schooled by their mother, the Angulo siblings were allowed to watch movies nonstop. Their story is told in “The Wolfpack,” directed by Crystal Moselle. CreditCrystal Moselle