Films based on Psychoanalysis and Politics seminars
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SIRI GULLESTAD – Ideological destructiveness: A psychoanalytic perspective on the massacre of July 22, 2011 – Read more
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JILL GENTILE – Death v. Life: The Strange Temporalities, Noves Paradoxes and Democratic Imaginaries of a Pandemic – Read more
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RENÉE DANZIGER – What’s Wrong With Revenge? – Read more
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ANGELA MAUSS-HANKE – “You feel it, but you don’t want to believe it”: Traces of National Socialism in Germans of the 21st century – Read more
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ZELJKA MATIJASEVIC – Split Worlds, Split Minds: Ideological and Political Borderlands – Read more
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LENE AUESTAD – A Norwegian Massacre and the Spread of Far Right Ideology – Ten Years On – Read more
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SAMIR GANDESHA – Scenes from a Traumatic History of Political Theory – Read more
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FADI ABOU-RIHAN – Civilization and Barbarism: Winnicottian Reflections on the Psycho-Political – Read more
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LENE AUESTAD – The Political Engagement of Psychoanalysis: Nic Waal and the Edith Jacobson case – Read more
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JONATHAN SKLAR – The Nazification of Psychoanalysis: Velasquez and the Transmission of Power – Read more
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