psa & social change

Doug Henwood dhenwood at panix.com
Tue Jul 10 08:38:05 PDT 2001


<http://www.criticalanalysis.rutgers.edu/apcs.html>

APCS CONFERENCE Nov 9-11, 2001

CALL FOR PAPERS

Seventh Annual APCS Conference on Psychoanalysis and Social Change Psychoanalysis Across the Disciplines November 9-11, 2001 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey

An interdisciplinary conference sponsored by The Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society, and The Center for the Critical Analysis of Contemporary Culture

With Keynote Addresses by

* PROFESSOR JUDITH BUTLER, University of California, Berkeley. * PROFESSOR JACQUELINE ROSE, Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London. * DR. MARK SOLMS, The Anna Freud Center.

PSYCHOANALYSIS ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES

How does psychoanalytic work inform the ways we think about, use, and conflict with other bodies of knowledge and kinds of practice? We are looking for papers exploring, performing, proposing, or critiquing actual or possible practical, historical, theoretical, methodological, cultural, or institutional encounters and intersections of psychoanalysis with other disciplines, theories, and practices, within and without the academy.

Possible topics include (but are not limited to) the following: Whither Psychoanalysis: New Programs and Pedagogies / Disciplinary Disruptions, Amplifications, Revisions / Psychoanalysis and the University / Clinical vs. Academic Aspects of Psychoanalysis / Clinical Practice and Social Issues / Psychoanalysis and the Sciences / Psychoanalysis and/in the Public Sphere / Media Terminable and Interminable / Psychoanalysis as Critique of Critique / Psychoanalysis and Politics / Social Implications of Psychoanalytic Criticism APCS is dedicated to promoting the social benefits of psychoanalysis. We encourage participants to address this dimension in their presentations. Proposals for individual papers (15-20 minutes) and panels (3 or 4 papers) are invited. Send one-page abstracts (no papers) to Marcia Ian by June 15, 2001. Email submissions are preferred. Include email addresses, postal addresses, professional/institutional affiliation, if any, and phone numbers for all individuals involved in the proposal.

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