Pre-Socratic Greece and pathways taken in psychoanalysis
3pm - 6pm
A seminar by Bernard Burgoyne
The seminar will look at some philosophical orientations to psychoanalysis - of which phenomenology is perhaps the richest - in relation to the direction these philosophies give to psychoanalytic theory, as well as to recommendations for psychoanalytic technique. As regards the problems and solutions proposed by such philosophies, many older answers have been neglected that Bernard Burgoyne intends to take up and explore in his seminar.
About Bernard Burgoyne
Bernard Burgoyne has given presentations of psychoanalysis - particularly on questions of the boundaries and frontiers of the mind - at several hundred clinical and academic institutions across the world, including eight hours of seminar-presentation at the Tate Modern on the relation between the topology of the mind and desire. He has practised psychoanalysis for over thirty years and is a Member of the World Association of Psychoanalysis and a (Founder) Member of the Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research.
Tickets are available to buy via - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pre-socratic-greece-and-pathways-taken-in-psychoanalysis-tickets-80448458505
Ticket price includes a glass of wine. Early booking is advisable as tickets are limited and the event is likely to sell out.
About Shireen Noor
The seminar is part of a series of talks and workshops for trainees and professionals looking for CPD events and is hosted by the SITE for Contemporary Psychoanalysis.
The SITE is a training organisation founded on the ethos to create and foster critical, reflective and imaginative thinking about psychoanalysis and its contemporary practices
