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Einstein wrote to Freud on July 30th 1932, "Is there any way of delivering mankind from the menace of war?" (The discourse of the master: man at a certain distance from himself).Freud replied with his usual subtlety and nuance "I should like to linger for a moment over our destructive instinct". (The discourse of the analyst: putting knowledge in the dock).
Freud's response obliges us to ask just how necessary our lives are to ourselves and others. As Lacan reminds us , every relationship of man with himself and others radically changes perspective if we take the Freudian discovery into account.
This day hopes to examine the implications of Freud's "Copernican Revolution" (Lacan).
The Milltown Lacanian Association (MLA) will present this Study Day on Saturday 12th April, 2025 at Avila Conference Centre, Dublin.
Programme Includes:
Yorgos Dimitriadis
Title: The war and Dr Charles Melman’s "Moses complex "
Angela Walsh
Title: Can mankind exist without Love and Hate?
Elsa Duverneuil
Title: Enclave
Albert Llussà
Title: “The death drive and the super-ego”
Amandine Jayet
Title: The War of the Rose
Emer Rutledge
Title: The Opponent Within and Without
Helen Sheehan
Title: Hatred – An Endless Career?
Marianne Amiel-Dal’Bo
Title: War and Peace
Samuel Odet
Title: Why war? The cowardice of the
unconscious
Participants include:
Gérard Amiel, Grenoble
Glenn Brady, Dublin
Nellie Curtin, Dublin
Marianne Amiel-Dal’Bo, Grenoble
Yorgos Dimitriadis, Paris
Elsa Duverneuil, Grenoble
Luke Foley, Dublin
Amandine Jayet, Grenoble
Albert Llussà, Dublin
Malachi McCoy, Dublin
Stephanie Metcalfe, Dublin
Samuel Odet, Grenoble
Emer Rutledge, Dublin
Helen Sheehan, Dublin
Angela Walsh, Dublin
Tea / Coffee and refreshments will be provided.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Avila Carmelite Centre (Discalced Carmelites) Morehampton Road D04 YF66 Dublin 4, 4 Morehampton Road, Dublin, County Dublin, D04 T9C8, Ireland,Dublin, Ireland
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