Click Here to Read: Thomas Nagel: Thoughts Are Real in The New Yorker on July 16, 2013.
The Great Psychoanalysts: John Bowlby
Reflections on The Post-Termination Phase
The Gold Mine by Kelsey Waldon: Life, more or less
Hyper-Parenting, Hannah Arendt, Trauma, Simone de Beavoir, EMRs from Sasha Rolde on IP.net
Dear Colleagues:
To recover from the doldrums of reading about Ebola and the stock market, not to mention all the world political issues, I turned to our international website this week for solace – and found it. I hope that you will too. As usual, I will give you my personal choices, followed by the entire list. Enjoy.
My choices this week are:
1) In the event that you missed it, please read the note from Arlene Kramer Richards: COWAP Conference a Success
Click Here to Read This Article
2) The ART category contains some fascinating pictures of the Cosmos and History through time – worth looking at!!
Click Here to Read This Category Continue reading Hyper-Parenting, Hannah Arendt, Trauma, Simone de Beavoir, EMRs from Sasha Rolde on IP.net
A Note from Arlene Kramer Richards: COWAP Conference a Success
Click Here to Read: COWAP Myths of the Mighty Woman Brochure
On October 11 & 12, 2014 in New York City COWAP presented a conference on Myths of Mighty Women organized by Lucille Spira and Arlene Kramer Richards. Over seventy people attended. Many of them were students at the American Institute of Psychoanalysis. That Institute hosted the conference and was generous in providing back-up staff and a lovely auditorium.
Gisella Galdi of AIP presented a paper on Karen Horney who was the founder of that institute and a woman of valor who spoke her own mind confronting Freud with an alternative view of female psychology that stands today as more true than the phallocentric idea of female development. Continue reading A Note from Arlene Kramer Richards: COWAP Conference a Success
The Id and the Ego, Depicted in Color
Click Here to Read: The Id and the Ego, Depicted in Color By Nina Siegal in The New York Times on October 16, 2014.
Rashid Johnson’s ‘‘Untitled (daybed 5),’’ from 2012, will be among the works featured in the exhibition Mark Wallinger has created for the Frieze London art fair.
COURTESY RASHID JOHNSON AND HAUSER & WIRTH
THE PSYCHOSOMATIC RESPONSE, Workshop PURA CANCINA at Après-Coup
AAPCSW Conference: The Art of Listening
Click Here to Read: AAPCSW Conference: The Art of Listening Description as PDF
American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work
AAPCSW
The Art of Listening: Psychoanalytic Transformations
March 12–15, 2015
Durham Convention Center / Durham Marriott City Center Hotel
Durham, North Carolina Continue reading AAPCSW Conference: The Art of Listening
