Beyond Neurosis: Unrepresented States and the Construction of MeaningTuesday, May 18, 2021, 6:30 – 8:30pm CSTLocation: Zoom: https://icsw.zoom.us/j/6410482572Presenter: Howard B. Levine, MDAfter the presentation we will have time for a discussion, during which you can send in questions or comments for the speakers to answer.Beginning with Andre Green’s contemporary perspective on Freud’s Structural Theory, we will discuss the extension of psychoanalytic theory and clinical practice beyond neurosis by considering Freud’s theory of representations and the implications of unrepresented and proto-mental, primordial states.Howard B. Levine, is a member of APSA, PINE, the Contemporary Freudian Society, on the faculty of NYU Post-Doc’s Contemporary Freudian Track, on the Editorial Board of the IJP and Psychoanalytic Inquiry, editor-in-chief of the Routledge Wilfred Bion Studies Book Seriesand in private practice in Brookline, Massachusetts. He is the author of Transformations de l’Irreprésentable (Ithaque 2019) and the forthcoming Affect, Representation and Language: Between the Silence and the Cry (Routledge). His co-edited books include Unrepresented States and the Construction of Meaning (Karnac 2013); On Freud’s Screen Memories (Karnac 2014); The Wilfred Bion Tradition (Karnac 2016); Bion in Brazil. (Karnac 2017); and Andre Green Revisited: Representation and the Work of the Negative (Karnac 2018)
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References Green, A. (1975). The Analyst, Symbolization and Absence in the Analytic Setting. IJP 56: 1-22. |