An evening symposium to celebrate the publication of the edited collection ‘Territorial Listening and Psychoanalysis in Critical Social Situations: Building Clinical Dispositifs’
What is Territorial Listening?
Its authors start from the premise that cities and streets, much like dreams, present us with manifest and latent contents expressed in unconscious ways. The psychoanalyst does not listen only to an individual utterance but to the territorial relations in which it is embedded. This is about listening everywhere in an embodied manner: in places where people queue for food, where police violence takes place, and in playgrounds.
This volume is a vital contribution to the free clinics tradition, showcasing the contemporary vibrancy of free psychoanalytic clinics and the possibility of renovating the psychoanalytic frame through play and invention.
Join us for the event:
1 August, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Followed by a wine reception for in-person attendees)
Two ways to participate:
IN PERSON at the Freud Museum, London.
Be there with the editors and many contributors from the Rede SUR collective.
In person tickets: https://www.freud.org.uk/event/in-person-territorial-listening-with-emilia-estivalet-broide-jorge-broide/
ONLINE for our global community.
Can’t make it to London? Join us from anywhere in the world! All registrants will receive the Zoom link and access to a recording for 3 months.
Online tickets are Pay-What-You-Can: https://www.freud.org.uk/event/online-territorial-listening-with-emilia-estivalet-broide-jorge-broide/
Speakers: Emília Estivalet Broide, Jorge Broide with Raluca Soreanu, Lizaveta van Munsteren, Susana Caló and Ana Minozzo (FREEPSY); Earl Pennycooke (Psychosis Therapy Project and USEMI); Bianca Spinola Lapa, Fernanda Yuri Kunioshi, Rafael Pluciennik Faustinoni e Silva (Rede SUR); Han Dee, Rachel Wilson and Lizzie Homersham (Mental Health Social Justice Network), and Alan Kessedjian (SUMUD Mental Health Network)
This event is part of the Important Little Books in Psychoanalysis Series (1968 Press), edited by Raluca Soreanu, Lizaveta van Munsteren & the FREEPSY collective.
We can’t wait to see you there, whether in London or online!
