IPU senior professor and member of the IPU since its founding Prof. Lilli Gast will speak with IPU scholars on themes from the beginning years of psychoanalysis. They will explore which cultural and historical impulses brough about the selected texts in the year 1915 and will look at how they are still current and relevant in today's world.
In 1915, Sigmund Freud described instinct as a fundamental term that psychoanalysis cannot do without. Now, around one hundred years later, the term only plays a minor-to-disappearing role in current psychoanalytic theorizing. Why is this so, and what do we lose because of it? And what does this mean with regard to current conceptualizations of sexuality and gender?
Gast and Guests will take on Sigmund Freud's work "Instincts and their Vicissitudes".
Guests:
Aaron Lahl, M.A.-Psych., Instructor at the IPU
Niclas O'Donnokoé, M.A.-Psych., research associate at the IPU
Tove Gersitz, student at the IPU
The event will take place at the IPU Berlin, Stromstraße 3b, Lecture Hall 3.
It starts at 19:00.
Please be aware, this event will take place in German.
You can find more information and register here.
Gast and Guests will take on Sigmund Freud's work "The Unconscious".
Guests:
Prof. Dr. Christa Rohde-Dachser, co-founder of the IPU
Jonas Rudolph, M.A.-Psych., reserach associat at the IPU
Anna Schmidtke, M.A.-Psych., research associate at the IPU
Gast and Guests will take on Sigmund Freud's work "Repression".
Guests:
Prof. Dr. Christine Kirchhoff, professor for psychoanalysis, subject and cultural theory at the IPU
Anna Rosa Ostern, M.A.-Psych, former research associate at the IPU
Philip Jammermann, student at the IPU
Photo Exhibit from the Early Years
In combination with our move into Alt-Moabit 91a and therefore taking a step in our future, the IPU will also take a look back into the past. Photos of events, memories, and moments that show the IPU community will be dug up from the archive in order to decorate the IPU hallways.
Are you interested in sharing your photos of IPU's early years? Write to us!
As part of the Long Night of Sciences 2024, we will investigate the changeable relationship between psychoanalysis and university culture, also with regard to the founding of the IPU. The current senators in the IPU student government will discuss with Prof. Dr. Christa Rohde-Dachser (sociologist, psychoanalyst, and IPU founder), Prof. Dr. Lilli Gast (psychoanalytic cultural theorist), Prof. Dr. Dr. Dorothea Huber (doctor trained in cognitive behavioral therapy and psychoanalysis), and Arkadi Blatow (student during the IPU's inaugural semester and current research associate at the IPU).
Afterwards, we will toast to the IPU's 15th anniversary with a glass of sparkling wine.
Date: 22 June 2024, 21:00 - 22:00
Location: Stromstr. 2-05b
Das IPU15-Projekt ist auch durch die finanzielle Unterstützung des Vereins der Freunde und Förderer möglich.