Click Here to Read: San Francisco International Film Festival 2014—Part four. Manos Sucias, Freedom Summer and others: Bitter social conflict present and past By Joanne Laurier on the World Socialist Web Site on May 26, 2014.
Poetry with Patrick Rosal and Jean Valentine
Transference? I’ll Take It
Myths about Women, warning in colleges, historical perspectives from Sasha Rolde on IP.net
Dear Colleagues,
It is the Memorial Day Weekend, and if you ignore all the sales hype, you may remember what we are to remember. Our international psychoanalytic website functions as a reminder of all the things to remember not just this weekend, but throughout the year, that we wish the rest of the world would pay attention to as well. I have chosen a few of the posts but please browse thru the site carefully to remind you of the past, the present and the future events, both exciting and sadly unforgettable as the may be.
Please recall that I try to avoid repeated postings from previous weeks but they may be on the website in case you missed them.
My choices this week are:
1) Please try to go to the Karen Horney clinic in October to the COWAP Conference : Myths of the Mighty Woman: What Makes a Woman? It should be a great presentation.
Click Here to Read This Article Continue reading Myths about Women, warning in colleges, historical perspectives from Sasha Rolde on IP.net
Rice, Psychology and Innovation
Click Here to Read: Rice, Psychology and Innovation by Joseph Henrich.
This article originally appeared as Henrich, Joseph (2014). Rice, Psychology and Innovation Science Volume 344:593-594, May 9, 2014, and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.
Click Here to Read: Large-Scale Psychological Differences Within China Explained by Rice Versus Wheat Agriculture by T. Talhelm, X. Zhang, S. Oishi, C. Shimin, D. Duan, X. Lan, S. Kitayama, Continue reading Rice, Psychology and Innovation
A Memorial to Personal Memory Recalling Sept. 11 by Inverting a Museum’s Usual Role
Click Here to Read: A Memorial to Personal Memory Recalling Sept. 11 by Inverting a Museum’s Usual Role By Edward Rothstein in The New York Times on May 22, 2014.
Detail of the “last column,” a steel beam that was the last to be removed from ground zero during the cleanup. Credit Damon Winter/The New York Times
Psychology Sunday: Howard Shevrin
Click Here to Read: Psychoanalytische perspectieven: conversations with Howard Shevrin on this website.
Click Here to Read: A Discussion with Dr. Howard Shevrin on this website.
Click Here to Read: Howard Shevrin’s 1991 Fisher Lecture at NYPSI on this website. Continue reading Psychology Sunday: Howard Shevrin
YIVO, Freud, and American Jewry: Discourse on Eastern Europe as a “Talking Cure” for American Jewish Ambivalence on
Click Here to Listen To: YIVO, Freud, and American Jewry: Discourse on Eastern Europe as a “Talking Cure” for American Jewish Ambivalence on February 25, 2014 at Center for Jewish History.
MAX WEINREICH FELLOWSHIP LECTURE | Rose and Isidore Drench Memorial Fellowship & Dora and Mayer Tendler Fellowship
Markus Krah, Doctoral Candidate, Jewish Theological Seminary Continue reading YIVO, Freud, and American Jewry: Discourse on Eastern Europe as a “Talking Cure” for American Jewish Ambivalence on
What would Plato ask a neuroscientist?
Can the Nervous System Be Hacked?
Click Here to Read: Can the Nervous System Be Hacked? By Michael Beharnay in The New York Times on May 23, 2014.
Mirela Mustacevic, who suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, had a nerve stimulator implanted as part of a medical trial. Her symptoms have lessened Significantly. Credit Sarah Wong for The New York Times