Philosophy Thursday: Aristotle

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Click Here to Read:  Aristotle on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophty website.

Click Here to Read: Aristotle’s Psychology on the Explorable website.

Click Here to Read: Sublimation and Symbolization: An Aristotelian Psychoanalysis: On Antoine Vergote’s ‘La psychanalyse a l’épreuve de la sublimation’ (Paris, Cerf, 1997) by Rudolf Bernet — K.U. Leuven on the Ethical Perspectives website.

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MOZART and FREUD VISIT NEW YORK CITY at CFS

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MOZART and FREUD VISIT NEW YORK CITY
Thursday, October 9, 2014
8:00 – 10:00pm

Collation to follow

This one act play, written by Julie Jaffee Nagel is a conversation between Mozart and Freud discussing Freud’s disclaimers about music and Mozart’s counterclaim that he could only express himself through music. These two icons engage in a lively discussion about their feelings regarding music and psychoanalysis. Specifically we learn about Mozart and some of the dynamics that contributed to his great piano Sonata, K 310 in A Minor. Following Freud and Mozart’s discussion, the entire Sonata will be performed by Louis Nagel. Continue reading MOZART and FREUD VISIT NEW YORK CITY at CFS

“Master Clinicians at Work” Allan Frosch at IPTAR

“Master Clinicians at Work”

Friday, September 19, 2014

Allan Frosch, Ph.D.

“Monsters and Angels – Curses and Blessings: The Analyst’s Subjective Construction of the Clinical Situation”

In this presentation I explore the notion that a critical dimension of analytic work is the capacity for analyst and patient alike to experience the emotional intensity of the regressive transference – countertransference scenario and to struggle Continue reading “Master Clinicians at Work” Allan Frosch at IPTAR