Panel talk in German with Elisabeth Brainin (Psychoanalyst), Alisa Offenberg (Board Austrian Union of Jewish Students), Doron Rabinovici (Author and Historian) and Isolde Vogel (Initiative edut, Moderation)
Panel Discussion and presentation of the app with Kelly Bulkeley (USA), Brigitte Holzinger (AUT), Daru Huppert (USA/AUT), Dan Kennedy (AUS), Sheldon Juncker (USA) and Gez Quinn (UK)
Die Erfindung des einvernehmlichen Sex und ihr zwiespältiges Erbe bei Rousseau, Kant, Hegel und Freud. Boock presentation in German by Johannes Kleinbeck, discussion with Rafael Jakob
Psychoanalytic large group dialogue - Leonardo. Circle for Psychoanalytic Cultural Criticism (in German) with Judith Ransmayr, Johannes Schlebrügge, Florian Fossel, Rainer Gross, Beate Hofstadler, Ulrike Kadi, and Sama Maani
Workshop by the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute with Aurélia Kalisky, Daniela Finzi, Alexandra Birch, Stephen Naron, Atinati Mamatsashvili and Erzsébet Fanni Tóth
Psychoanalytic large group dialogue - Leonardo. Circle for Psychoanalytic Cultural Criticism (in German) with Caroline Kargl, Elisabeth Skale, Florian Fossel, Rainer Gross, Beate Hofstadler, Ulrike Kadi, and Sama Maani
Psychoanalytic large group dialogue. Leonardo. Circle for Psychoanalytic Cultural Criticism (in German) with Esther Hutfless, Sabine Fellner, Florian Fossel, Rainer Gross, Beate Hofstadler, Ulrike Kadi, and Sama Maani
Conference in English and German with Giuseppina Antinucci, Lene Auestad, Francisco Gonzales, Earl Hopper, Ranjanna Khanna, Sama Maani, Ulrike May, and Jan de Vos
There is a politics of psychoanalysis. It dates back to Freud and is defined by the aims of the psychoanalytic cure. All other political questions derive from it, in particular the one of its influence on the general discourse. When Freud arrived in New York with Ferenczi, he thought that psychoanalysis would bring »the plague«, for Lacan, it is subversion; but the question of its function is still unresolved. And then there are the divisions, different currents, the multiple apples of discord that all raise the question of what is left of political unity of … the psychoanalysis.
It is a hundred years since the tragic loss of Freud’s daughter, Sophie Halberstadt-Freud, to the Spanish flu shortly after the end of World War One. In this lecture which, due to Covid 19, has been postponed from Freud’s birthday to the day of his death, Jacqueline Rose will argue that this historic moment – of grief, pandemic and war – had an even more decisive impact on Freud’s meditations than has previously been recognised. Freud’s writings on the death drive collide with, and are fuelled by, an increasingly urgent engagement with our innermost psychic and biological relationship to the past and, at the same time, with the cruelty and injustice of the world. Today, as we confront the darkness of the hour, psychoanalysis has never been more urgently needed. What can we still learn from Freud’s thought about how to live and how to die in our own troubled times?
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