JAMES JOYCE'S WRITING AND PSYCHOANALYSIS

TheFreud Lacan institute (Fli)is dedicated to supporting and promoting psychoanalysis in Ireland and around the world. It brings together clinicians, students, scholars, researchers and anyone interested in Freudian and Lacanian psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a unique practice in treating mental suffering and is a revered approach to thinking about the world. It is used in cultural, literary, film, and art theory and has links to philosophy, medicine, and neuroscience. Psychoanalysts are the most highly skilled and qualified clinicians and work with people who seek talk therapy. Psychoanalysis has a rich history and tradition in Ireland and beyond.FLi collaborates with organisations such as APPI (Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland) to support the exploration of important and topical issues of local, national and international interest. FLI aims to make psychoanalysis accessible to all those who are interested in it.Contact: coursedirector@freudlacaninstitute.com

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Conference on Lasting Relevance of Joyce's Writing, Why Joyce’s Writing is Important to Psychoanalysis, and Links to the Contemporary Psyche

Museum of Literature Ireland, UCD Newman House

CONFERENCE: JAMES JOYCE'S WRITING AND PSYCHOANALYSISNovember 19th, 2022 at the Museum of Literature Ireland (in person and by live stream)(Full program below)KEYNOTE SPEAKERSKatherine O'Callaghan (UMass, Amherst), Jean-Michel Rabaté (Penn U., Philadelphia), Joseph Nugent (Boston College), Joseph Valente (Univ. of Buffalo)INVITED SPEAKERSSean Kennedy (St. Mary's, Nova Scotia), Barry O'Donnell (Dublin), Ivana Milivojevic Slote (Dublin), Dan Collins (Buffalo), Pauline O'Callaghan (Dublin), Ahmad Fuad Rahmat (Singapore), Daniel Bristow (UK), Isaac Slone (NY)SPECIAL LIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCE of The Seas Between, ULYSSES 2.2Adrian Crowley (guitar, electronics, keyboards, vocals), Sharon Phelan (vocals), Matthew Nolan (guitar, electronics, keyboards)The conference is organised by the Freud Lacan institute (FLi) in conjunction with the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI), and with the support of APPI, the Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (APPI), and features a special live musical performance of The Seas Between (see below for description of the original composition of The Seas Between, Ulysses 2.2). The conference marks the centenary of the publication of Joyce’s masterpiece, Ulysses (1922), described as “the most dangerous book” and the “novel to end all novels.” The conference brings together psychoanalysts, academics, scholars, students, and all interested in the writing of Joyce and contemporary psychoanalytic theory and practice to explore the lasting importance of Joyce’s literature, how and why Joyce’s writing is important to psychoanalysis, and why the work of Joyce continues to both reflect and make a deep impression on the contemporary psyche. The conference takes place in the Old Physics Theatre and Saloon at the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI), the former home of University College Dublin and Joyce’s alma mater, and will offer a range of talks, panel presentations, discussions, debate, conversation, and performance. Conference is open to all. Note: Registration will be on a first come first serve basis as the conference room accommodates a maximum of 60 people. Lunch and tea/coffee is included in the conference fee and will be served by the Commons Café at MoLI. Those unable to attend in person will have the opportunity to attend the conference via live streaming which will be managed by the MoLI Digital Curator.** 7.5 CPD points will be awarded by APPI, Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland.

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