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Inner Frame Film Festival, New York, January 2027

We are pleased to announce the first Inner Frame Film Festival, supported by PEP. Hosted at the School of Visual Arts in New York this coming January, this interactive event will screen a variety of thought-provoking films that explore the contours of the psychoanalytic encounter, followed by discussions on the themes and ideas they elicit.

Learn more: Inner Frame Film Festival, New York, January 2027

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Photographing My Mother's ‘Deathbed Scene’
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The Empty Couch: The Taboo of Ageing and Retirement in Psychoanalysis edited by Gabriele Junkers London: Routledge Taylor & Francis Group , 2013 , 186 pp.
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Women, Creativity, and Power
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Liefde en haat in het werk van Freud, Klein en Bion

Author: Jan Cambien

Love and hate in the work of Freud, Klein and Bion: Clinical consequences

Freud's neurobiological starting point is often seen as a problem he has had to deal with. Yet this biological and mechanistic view has been the invariant in his work ever since he wrote his ‘Project’. This way of thinking is why his theories on psychiatric and psychological phenomena are revolutionary. This becomes obvious when we look at how Freud thinks about love and hate.

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