Tuesday 30 January 2024, 5.30pm University of Essex, Colchester Campus
Continue reading “SAVE THE DATE! 30th Anniversary Psychosocial Lecture with Professor Ranjana Khanna (Duke University, USA) ‘Death. Or the problem of thinking comparatively’. “Conversation on ‘Spheres of Insurrection: Notes on Decolonizing the Unconscious’. Suely Rolnik, Ramsey McGlazer and Raluca Soreanu. 15th December 2023, online
Join the International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs for a virtual event in a series of interventions organized by the Critical South book series. Spheres of Insurrection: Notes on Decolonizing the Unconscious by Suely Rolnik, a conversation with Suely Rolnik (Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo), Ramsey McGlazer (UC Berkeley), and Raluca Soreanu (University of Essex).
Continue reading “Conversation on ‘Spheres of Insurrection: Notes on Decolonizing the Unconscious’. Suely Rolnik, Ramsey McGlazer and Raluca Soreanu. 15th December 2023, online “‘Michael Balint and his World: The Budapest Years’: New Edited Collection by Raluca Soreanu, Judit Szekacs-Weisz and Ivan Ward
In December 2024, this edited collection is published by Routledge, in the History of Psychoanalysis Series, directed by Peter L. Rudnytsky.
Continue reading “‘Michael Balint and his World: The Budapest Years’: New Edited Collection by Raluca Soreanu, Judit Szekacs-Weisz and Ivan Ward “‘Money and Psychoanalysis: Economies of Care’: Reflections on the Conference
Ana Tomcic, Postdoctoral Researcher in History, discusses the FREEPSY conference held in October 2023, at The Freud Museum London and online.
Continue reading “‘Money and Psychoanalysis: Economies of Care’: Reflections on the Conference “A Commentary on the Conference ‘Money and Psychoanalysis: Economies of Care’
Barry Watt, Co-Director and Senior Psychotherapist at the Psychosis Therapy Project, London, reflects on the FREEPSY conference held at The Freud Museum London & online on October 13-14, 2023.
Continue reading “ A Commentary on the Conference ‘Money and Psychoanalysis: Economies of Care’ “SIPP Conference 2023: Limits, Frontiers, Rims and Borders. Â 21-23 September 2023, University of Nicosia, Cyprus. Â
This summer, our FREEPSY researchers, Prof Raluca Soreanu and Dr Ana Minozzo took part in the International Society of Psychoanalysis and Philosophy (SIPP-ISPP) conference which took place in Nicosia, Cyprus.Â
Continue reading “ SIPP Conference 2023: Limits, Frontiers, Rims and Borders. Â 21-23 September 2023, University of Nicosia, Cyprus. Â “‘Translucent Walls’Â at the International Conference on Art and Health 10th November 2023, MAAT Museum, Lisbon, Portugal
Artist Researcher Ana Čvorović and PhD Researcher Julianna Pusztai are showcasing their collaboration at the International Conference on Art and Health in Lisbon, Portugal, scheduled for 10th November 2023.
Continue reading “‘Translucent Walls’Â at the International Conference on Art and Health 10th November 2023, MAAT Museum, Lisbon, Portugal“Midlands Conference In Critical Thought. 5-6th April 2024. Call for Papers, deadline 6th December 2023
We are delighted to invite you to join our collective stream on the theme of “Mental Health Commons: Fantasy, Utopia and Infrastructure”, which will be a part of the upcoming Midlands Conference of Critical Thought being held at Nottingham Trent University on April 4th and 5th 2024.
Continue reading “Midlands Conference In Critical Thought. 5-6th April 2024. Call for Papers, deadline 6th December 2023“Plural Approaches to the ‘dividual’: Politics, Space, Bodies, Digital
Our Postdoctoral Researcher, Ana Minozzo, will be presenting some of her current FREEPSY research on the international colloquium ‘Plural Approaches to the ‘dividual’: Politics, Space, Bodies, Digital’ happening in Lyon, France on the 24th and 25th of October, 2023.Â
Continue reading “ Plural Approaches to the ‘dividual’: Politics, Space, Bodies, Digital “Money and Psychoanalysis: Economies of Care
Two-day conference by FREEPSY in collaboration with The Freud Museum London. Friday 13 and Saturday 14 October 2023. ORGANISERS: RALUCA SOREANU & IVAN WARD
Money and its circulation have a fantasy dimension. At the same time, money is an important aspect of how care can be offered and organised.
In this conference, we are guided by a series of questions about the paradoxes and opportunities of money. How do money and ideas circulate in our times? How can we make sense of alternative and anti-capitalist forms of circulation, and how do these appear in different fields of practice? What can psychoanalysis offer for understanding the issue of money? What does a psychosocial theory of value look like? What is the relationship between political economy and libidinal economy? Finally, are we traversing a crisis of care, and if so, what are some creative attempts to initiate new forms of circulation, amounting to economies of care?
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