THE ‘WE OF ME’: VERSIONS (LITERARY AND CLINICAL) OF THE PRIMAL SCENE - Ignes Sodre
LECTURE 2Time:
Drinks from 6.30pm
Lecture to start at 7pm
Dates: Friday May 20
Starting with Freud’s discovery of the importance of the primal scene in the analysis of the Wolfman's dream, this lecture will focus on different related unconscious phantasies taken from clinical and literary narratives.
IGNES SODRE is a training analyst with the British Psychoanalytical Society.
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Programme
Modern Developments in Child Analysis
Clinical / Theoretical Seminar: David Simpson
Rosenfeld and Narcissism: The Clinical Implications
Lecture: Sally Weintrobe
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Greed in Relation to Consumerism
Psychoanalysis, Reading and Writing
Clinical Seminar: Betty Joseph
Clinical Masterclass
Lecture: Don Campbell and Sira Dermen
Treating Perverse Patients: A Discussion between Sira Dermen and Don Campbell
Psychoanalysis and the Theatre
Lecture 1: Cesar Botella
About memory, interpretation and object relation in today’s psychoanalysis
Lecture 2: Ignes Sodre
The ‘We of me’: Versions (literary and clinical) of the primal scene.
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