IPT Network Events: 2020/21

For transcripts of most of this material, please visit the IPT Network Archive (password-protected).

Michaelmas 2020

30th September: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Structures of Feeling'.

1st October: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. Louise Braddock, 'The Unconscious is structured like a Structure: the Transmission of Meaning and Raymond Williams's Structures of Feeling'; Responses: Shaul Bar-Haim, Matt ffytche, Louise Gyler, Sarath Jakka.

12th November: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. Niall Gildea, 'Structure contra Structuralism in Raymond Williams'; Responses: Katie Fleming, Steven Groarke, Keir Martin, Michael Uebel.

5th December: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Structures of Feeling (2)'.

Hilary 2021

27th January: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Structures of Feeling (3)'.

8th February: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. Michael Uebel, 'Architectures of Affect: Formulae for a Psychoanalytic Approach to Atmosphere'; Responses: Elisa Galgut, Keir Martin, Chris Newfield, D. Vance Smith.

23rd February: Research Conversation: Race and Violence (Deana Heath, Chris Newfield, Mike Waite).

8th March: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. Katie Fleming, '"Not feeling it": Affect Theory and Greek Tragedy'; Responses: Louise Braddock, Simon Goldhill, Miriam Leonard.

20th March: Research Conversation: Philosophy, Psychoanalysis and Symbolization (Louise Braddock, Louise Gyler, Christopher Norris).

8th April: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Affect Theory'.

Trinity 2021

17th May: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. David Russell, 'Marion Milner and the Psychoanalytic Essay'; Responses: Isobel Armstrong, Elisa Galgut, Neil Morgan, Christopher Norris.

14th June: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. David Kaposi, 'Beyond Milgram: towards a Theory of Implicit Violence'; Responses: Louise Braddock, Arthur Bradley, Louise Gyler, Sherrill Stroschein. 

15th June: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Genre and Containment'.

17th June: Research Conversation: Shame and Violence (Louise Braddock, Sarah Marks).

6th July: Research Conversation: Ekphrasis: Louise Braddock, Arthur Bradley, Paul Farley). 


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