~ Haiku by Matsuo Basho

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SAVE THE DATE

October 4-6, 2013

Psychology and the Other Conference 2013

The Interhuman and Intersubjective:
An Intersection of Discourses

Plenaries:

Lewis Aron
New York University

Tina Chanter
DePaul University

Simon Critchley
New School for Social Research

Donna Orange
Institute for the Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity

Ann Pellegrini
New York University

Malcolm Owen Slavin
Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis

Some other featured and invited speakers include:

Scott Churchill, Ph.D., University of Dallas
Lynne Jacobs, Pacific Gestalt Institute/Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis
Mark Freeman, College of the Holy Cross
Jean-Marie Robine, Institut Français de Gestalt-thérapie
Ruella Frank, Center for Somatic Studies
Gordon Wheeler, Esalen Institute
Sue Grand, New York University
Lynne Layton, Harvard Medical School
Philip Cushman, Antioch University

…and more to come…

Click here for more information…

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          VISIT OUR NEW STORE!

                  In February, the majority of the conference

                 proceedings will be available for

              purchase/download.

                  Click here to access the store.

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            AUDIO PROCEEDINGS

           FROM 2011

                   **Two sample audio clips are available below**

Stuart Pizer- Speaking on “The Shock of Recognition:

                               What My Grandfather Taught Me About Psychoanalytic Process”

Ann Pellegrini- In response to “The Uncanny Other:

                          A Repudiation of Vulnerability and the Development of Psychoanalysis”

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          WHO WE ARE…

Eric Fromm bemoaned the divorce of psychology from philosophical and religious traditions and, in many ways, this artificial separation from our historical and conceptual siblings has only increased.  The purpose of this organization is to provide venues that enrich conversations at the intersections of{…}

                 Read some background information about our

                  “organization” and about our mission here.

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          TESTIMONIALS

                  “The launch of this unique conference by David

                   Goodman and his colleagues is a very

                   impressive achievement, one that people are

                   talking about around the country.  With energy,

                   enthusiasm, charisma, and plain old hard work

                   and determination, they organized an exciting,

                   ground-breaking conference and gathered

                   interested young students and senior faculty

                   from around the country for a high-level

                   intellectual and scholarly interdisciplinary

                   exchange of ideas.” 

Lewis Aron, Ph.D., Director, New York University

                      Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy &

                      Psychoanalysis

                   “For me the great value of the conference was

                   the mixture of philosophical and psychological

                   perspectives in ways that seemed anything but

                   forced and artificial.  Also, the ease with which

                   religious and secular perspectives bumped

                   shoulders with each other was not just

                   insightful but fun to watch. I sensed a genuine

                   spirit of excitement throughout.”

Merold Westphal, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor

                      of Philosophy, Fordham University