Refracted Attunement, Affective Resonance: Scenic-Narrative Microanalysis of Entangled Presence in a Holocaust Survivor's Testimony

Andreas Hamburger, Ph.D., born in 1954, is a full professor of clinical psychology at International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin/Germany, psychoanalyst (DPG), training analyst and supervisor in Munich, senior lecturer for psychoanalytic psychology at Kassel University and research fellow at the Sigmund-Freud-Institute, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. He is the speaker of the international research network Trauma, Trust, and Memory - Social Trauma and Reconciliation in Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy and Cultural Memory. A DAAD research network in Central and South Eastern Europe. His current research interests are the further application of this method to developmental trauma and videotestimony evaluation, social trauma research, psychoanalytic supervision, and film psychoanalysis.
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