VICISSITUDES:
histories &
destinies of psycho
Thu 17 – Sat 19 Jan 2008
Concluding Conference of the 15-month
Psycho
at the Institute of
Germanic & Romance Studies
Stewart House,
Each session will comprise a keynote
speaker, an artist
and a report on the 2007 seminars
Thursday
17 January
9-10
register+ coffee
10-12
ARTS
Artist: Sharon Kivland
Report: Malcolm Quinn
12-1.30
lunch (own arrangements)
1.30-3.30
PEDAGOGY & PRACTICE: Sander Gilman: ‘Psycho
Artist: Zoë Laughlin
Report: Amy Wygant
3.30-4
tea
4-6
HISTORY & TRANSMISSION
Mariano Plotkin: ‘Psycho
Artist: Uriel Orlow
Report: Andrew Webber
7-8.30
Joglaresa (music/storytelling) & buffet supper
Friday 18 January
9.30-10
register + coffee
10-12
POLITICS
Juliet Mitchell: ’Delusions, siblings and
“historical truth”’
Artist: Jaspar Joseph-Lester
Report: Ahuvia Kahane
12-1.30
lunch (own arrangements)
1.30-3.30
FRENCH
Christine Anzieu: ‘The coming of a sense of humour during psycho
Artist: Stéphane Le Mercier
Report: Julia Bo
3.30-4
tea
4-6
HISPANIC
Hugo Vezzetti: ‘El psicoanálisis en la cultura argentina.
Una hermenéutica de la sociedad y la política’
Artist: Juan Cruz
Report: Alison Sinclair
6-7
drinks
7.30
conference dinner
Saturday
19 January
10-10.30
register + coffee
10.30-12.30
GERMAN
Inge Scholz-Strasser, ‘The
temporality of space in the Sigmund Freud Musem’
Artist: William Cobbing
Report: Martin Liebscher
12.30-2
lunch (own arrangements)
2-4
ITALIAN
Claudio Magris: ‘The unity of the ego in biography’
Artist: Marcella Vanzo
Report: Lesley Caldwell
4-4.30
tea
4.30-6
plans for the future
7.30
wine reception at
Grateful thanks for
support of this conference & the Network go to the:
Arts & Humanities Research Council
Austrian Cultural Forum
Centre for Research in the Arts, Social
Sciences & Humanities
Embassy of
Embassy of the Kingdom of the
Italian Cultural Institute
Modern Humanities Research Association
Scottish Institute of Human Relations
Society for French Studies
Society for Italian Studies
Institute of Germanic & Romance Studies
School of Advanced Study,
Senate House,
Tel: 020 7862 8677; fax 020 7862 8672
Web: http://igrs.sas.ac.uk