IPT Network events: 2022/23

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

Michaelmas 2022

7th November: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar (in-room). Louise Braddock, 'Economics, Semiotics, and Psychoanalysis: A Case for an Interpretive Science of Economics'.

14th November: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar (online). Louise Braddock, 'Economics, Semiotics, and Psychoanalysis: A Case for an Interpretive Science of Economics'. Responses: Ivano Cardinale, Keir Martin.

3rd December: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Positive Affect'.

Hilary 2023

20th January: Research Conversation: 'Dangerous Patterns' (Alice Baderin, Louise Braddock, Henrique Carvalho, Chris Newfield).

21st January: Richard Wollheim Seminar and Study Day: How to understand Kleinian Object Relations Theory - Moral Psychology or Theory of Affects moralised?

31st March: Study Day (in collaboration with the ISRF): 'Political Affect'.

Trinity 2023

1st May: St John's Psychoanalysis Seminar. Louise Gyler, 'Othering and the Making of Witches and Monsters: The Dread of the Maternal Object'. Responses: Holly High, Katie Fleming.

5th August: Plenary IPT Network Meeting: 'Richard Wollheim, "The Tyranny of the Past"'.

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