1990 - Letteratura e psicologia / Literature and Psychology

Convegno
6-19 luglio 1990: Letteratura e psicologia / Literature and Psychology

In collaborazione con l’Institute for Psychological Studies of the Arts (IPSA)

Coordinatore:
Norman Holland (University of Florida, Gainesville)

Relazioni:
Hemingway and Fitzgerald
- Erik Nakjavani (University of Pittsburgh) : The Role of Narcissism in Sexosophy in Hemingway's Fiction
- Donald Vanouse (New York State University College, Oswego) : Transformations of the 'Abject' in A Moveable Feast
- Robert Silhol (Université de Paris VII) : Fitzgerald's “Tender is the Night” or the Rape of the Child
Anti-Lacan
- Andrew Gordon (University of Florida) : On Lacan's 'Agency of the Letter'
- Norman Holland (University of Florida, Gainesville) : The Trouble(s) with Lacan
Psychoanalysis and Feminism
- Claire Kahane (State University of New York,Buffalo) : Sublimation, Disgust, and the Female Body
- Dianne Hunter (Trinity College, Hartford,Ct) : Representing Hysteria: Looking at Men, Looking at Women
Psychonalysis and Film
- Ira Konigsberg (University of Michigan) : These Shadows possess a Power: The Struggle for Self-Analysis in Ingmar Bergman's “Persona”
- Susan WING (University of Hawaii) : King Lear 'Translated': A Cross-Cultural Psychoanalytic Reading of Kurosawa's “Ran”
German Literature
- Lee Jennings (University of Illinois) : E.T.A. Hoffmann's “Rat Krespel”: The Anatomy of an Eccentric
- Laszlo Halasz (Budapest) : Psychological Analysis of Kafka's “The Judgment”
Shakespeare
- Joan Montgomery Byles (State Univ.College Cortland,New York) : Dramatic Patterns in Superego Revenge in Shakespearean Tragedy
- Kay Stockholder (University of British Columbia,Vancouver) : Passion and Power in Shakespeare's Plays
- Jim Swan (University of Hawaii) : This is and is not Hamlet
American Literature
- Kirby Farrell (University of Massachusetts,Amherst) : Virginia Hamilton's Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush and the Case for a Radical Existential Criticism
- Mary Arensberg (State University of New York, Albany) : Vision/Voyeurism/Violence: The Poetics of the Primal Scene
Jungian Approaches to Literaure
- Suzi Naiburg Asher (Santa Fe, New Mexico) : 'The Quintessential Depth': Henry James looks at the Unconsious in the Last of the Valerii
- Peter Caputo (Suffolk University, Boston, Mass.) : Mass Consciousness, the Unconscious and Individuation: A Reading of Pirandello's “Six Characters in Search of an Author”
- Jacques Benzakein (California State University, San Bernardino) : Jean Racine: A Jungian Model
- Rae Beth Gordon (The University of Connecticut, Storrs) : Interior Decoration: Ornament and Hysteria in Poe and Gilman
- Nancy Blake (Université P.Valéry, Montpellier) : Psychotic Experience of Time and the Body in The Corrispondence of Emily Dickinson
Psychobiology and Psychoanalysis
- Barbara Packer (Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford) : Mania and Depression from the Writer's Point of View: The Case of William Cowper
- Thomas Caramagno (University of Hawaii) : Implications of Split-Brain Studies for Psychoanalytic Theory
Psychologists and Psychoanalysts Look at Literature
- Zsuzsa Varga (Budapest) : The Child and the Tale
- Juha Siltala (University of Helsinki) : Linguistic Creating of Psychic Reality in the Correspondance of Pietist Clergy in Finland during the First Awakening in early 19th Century
- J.J.Baneke (Amsterdam Institute of Psychoanalysis) : Color Expression and Inhibition in Psychoanalysis and Literature: A Comparison between Clinical Findings and E.Canetti's Writing
French Literature
- Angela Moorjani (University of Maryland) : A Cryptanalysis of Proust's “Les Intermittences du Coeur”
- Frederico Pereira (Ist.Superior de Psicologia Aplicada, Lisboa) : La pensée schizo, avec des réferences à A.Artaud
- Jean Ménéchal : Le Jardin Secret de l'homme aux Rats
British Literature
- Zelda Boyd (California State University, Harvard) : Idylls of the Cave: Sesame and Open Sesame in Ruskin's Of King's Treasures
- Burton Melnick (Genève) : Jane Austen's “Emma”
- Sylvette Gendre-Dusuzeau (Université Paris III) : On Oscar Wilde
Literature and Psychoanalytic Theory
- Antal Bókay (Janus Pannonius University, Pécs) : Bakhtin and Freud: Two Concepts of Literary Subjectivity
- Yves Thoret (Université de Paris X, Nanterre) : La fonction scenique: Shakespeare's “Winter Tale”
- Dennis Porter (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) : Paradoxes of psychotic Ethics