Everyday Madness: Lisa Appignanesi in Conversation with Adam Phillips
Lisa Appignanesi discusses her new book, Everyday Madness: on Grief, Anger, Loss and Love with Adam Phillips.
Podcast: Narcissus, Oedipus and the Persistence of Memory
James Cahill discusses the myth of Narcissus and its persistence in the contemporary artistic imagination.
Podcast: Dawn Ades in conversation with Darian Leader
Dawn Ades, curator of Dalí, Freud and the Metamorphosis of Narcissus talks to psychoanalyst Darian Leader about Salvador Dalí's visit to Freud and the painting he brought with him.
Podcast: Psychoanalysis & Exile, 1938-2018
In a time of widespread political instability, Psychoanalysis & Exile: 1938-2018 will aim to address the universal experience of those seeking asylum and living in exile and the parallels they share with historical socio-political conflicts.
Conference Podcast: The Fragile Phallus
This conference brings together perspectives from psychoanalysis and beyond to bring out some of these troubling (and troubled) dimensions of the subjective structure popularly known as ‘masculinity’
Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego
First published in 1921, the text raises questions about the role of the leader today, tribalism, the triumph of modern masses, and what separates the individual from his or her subjectivity and lived history.
Podcast: What Might Clinical Psychoanalysis Learn from Queer Theories of Sexuality?
What is the influence of Sigmund Freud’s ‘Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality’ on contemporary clinical psychoanalytic practice and psychosocial considerations of sexuality?
Black Book- Sacha Craddock in conversation with artist Gideon Rubin
Art critic and writer Sacha Craddock in conversation with artist Gideon Rubin about his Freud Museum project Black Book.
Freud’s Women Lisa Appignanesi in conversation with Susie Orbach
Lisa Appignanesi and Susie Orbach explore what women past and present have contributed to psychoanalysis.
Class and Psychoanalysis – Joanna Ryan in discussion with Barry Watt
What does psychoanalysis have to say about the emotional landscapes of class, the hidden injuries and disavowed privileges? How does class figure in clinical work and what part does it play in psychotherapeutic trainings?