Julie ResheJavier Rivera's talk 'On Giving Up' About the Talk: The aim of this talk is to reconsider the notion of giving up and to explore how we often soften negativity through actions that present themselves as negative. Concepts like “surrendering” or “letting go” can dilute the harshness of giving up by implying some form of resolution or outcome. However, giving up, as Rivera sees it, is a more severe form of negativity that acknowledges the persistent nature of loss and suffering. It offers a way to confront the impossibility of change or improvement in certain circumstances, highlighting a form of presence that only giving up can provide.
Javier Rivera: On Giving UpJulie Reshe2024-09-06 | Javier Rivera's talk 'On Giving Up' About the Talk: The aim of this talk is to reconsider the notion of giving up and to explore how we often soften negativity through actions that present themselves as negative. Concepts like “surrendering” or “letting go” can dilute the harshness of giving up by implying some form of resolution or outcome. However, giving up, as Rivera sees it, is a more severe form of negativity that acknowledges the persistent nature of loss and suffering. It offers a way to confront the impossibility of change or improvement in certain circumstances, highlighting a form of presence that only giving up can provide.course HOW TO BE NEGATIVEJulie Reshe2024-09-28 | link to join: patreon.com/julieresheJason Ross: No Cure for You – If Buddha Were Your Psychoanalyst?Julie Reshe2024-09-13 | Jason Ross's talk "No Cure for You – If Buddha Were Your Psychoanalyst?"
About the Talk: With some contempt for how the "mindfulness movement" has been co-opted by the psy-industries' preoccupation with becoming a better self, this presentation explores how different a hybrid of Buddhism and Psychoanalysis might sound. Starting with the Buddhist notion of non-self and following the existential thread found in both Buddhism and Psychoanalysis, it argues for a therapeutic method that resists the soteriological fantasy of "cure" and proposes that the only way we can truly "be with" our inevitable struggles is through "care."
Dr Jason Ross is a practicing psychologist with a PhD in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis from the Global Centre of Advanced Studies. He takes a critical stance towards conventional psychology and its ideas of what it means to be supposedly normal.On Humour - conversation with Simon CritchleyJulie Reshe2024-08-30 | Discussion with Simon Critchley on his book On Humour. This discussion took place as part of the Patreon Summer School/Book Club 'From Tragedy to Comedy'. Access readings here: patreon.com/posts/summer-school-to-105287015On Anxiety - conversation with Renata SaleclJulie Reshe2024-08-02 | Discussion with Renata Salecl on her book On Anxiety. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:42 What is the difference between the understanding of anxiety in common usage, psychoanalysis, and existentialism? 00:04:21 Is anxiety inherent to human existence or a recent cultural development? 00:08:09 How is current anxiety different from when your book was published? 00:11:30 How is the current war in Ukraine similar and different to the wars in your book and the futuristic wars you anticipated? 00:20:29 Julie got lost 00:26:31 “in the domain of love, things are even getting worse” 00:30:42 How does anxiety interact with psychoanalytic practice? Does psychotherapy exploit suffering? 00:36:44 How do we distinguish between paralyzing anxiety and anxiety that drives social change? 00:43:14 Current culture often emphasizes happiness and dismisses anxiety. 00:45:29 A formula for happiness. 00:46:33 Anxiety of parenting
This discussion took place as part of the Patreon Summer School/Book Club 'From Tragedy to Comedy'. Access readings here: patreon.com/posts/summer-school-to-105287015Depressive Realism - conversation with Colin FelthamJulie Reshe2024-06-29 | Discussion with Colin Feltham on his book Depressive Realism. This discussion took place as part of the Patreon Summer School/Book Club 'From Tragedy to Comedy'. Access readings here: patreon.com/posts/summer-school-to-105287015Ukrainian Widows: Negative Self, Trauma as Initiation, Therapy as CommunionJulie Reshe2024-06-18 | This is a Patreon-special discussion of my paper '‘Ukrainian Widows: The Negative Self, Trauma as Initiation, and Therapy as Communion.’' Link to access the paper: patreon.com/posts/my-newest-paper-104738364 You can join my Patreon for monthly discussions and access to more writings: patreon.com/juliereshe Facebook: facebook.com/DrReshe Instagram: instagram.com/julie.resheThe Deification of Medicine and Medicalisation of Womens Issues - lecture by Ainsley RuckerJulie Reshe2024-05-28 | This is a guest lecture titled "Our God (M.D.) is an Awesome God: The Deification of Medicine and Medicalisation of Women's Issues," taught by Ainsley Rucker for the Feminist Philosophy class at UCC in April 2024. In this lecture, Ainsley Rucker critically analyzes the culture of medicalization, particularly as a source of control over women. 0:32 The Last Well Person 2:05 Medicalization 5:22 Women's Issues 9:10 Power of Medicine 11:10 Social Reification 13:21 Psychiatric Control 16:20 Age of Depression 20:38 Cultural Sadness 21:45 Self Care 23:50 Gendered Phenomenon 26:22 Age of Anxiety 30:17 God or Devil? 35:33 Q&ASimone Weil - lecture by Dr. Wanyoung KimJulie Reshe2024-05-10 | This is a guest lecture titled 'Simone Weil: Themes on Life, Spirituality, and Death,' taught by Dr. Wanyoung Kim for the Feminist Philosophy class at UCC in April 2024. Dr. Wanyoung Kim is a recognized interdisciplinary scholar, researcher, and lecturer who combines her knowledge and training in psychology, philosophy, psychoanalysis, and technology. Dr. Wanyoung Kim's website: www.drwanyoungkim.comRELIGION AND PSYCHOANALYSIS (with Peter Rollins)Julie Reshe2024-04-30 | A discussion featuring Peter Rollins and our dear patrons. Julie Reshe's Patreon: patreon.com/juliereshe Peter Rollins' Patreon: patreon.com/peterrollinsRELIGION AND PSYCHOANALYSIS: No Longer Waiting for the MessiahJulie Reshe2024-04-30 | This is a Patreon-exclusive discussion of my upcoming chapter titled 'No Longer Waiting for the Messiah,' which will appear in the edited volume 'Anxiety Culture: The New Global State of Human Affairs' (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2024). Download chapter PDF: patreon.com/posts/102161152 Pre-order a physical copy of the book: https://www.press.jhu.edu/books/title/12650/anxiety-culture Join my Patreon for monthly discussions and access to more writings: patreon.com/juliereshe Website: juliereshe.com Facebook: facebook.com/DrReshe Instagram: instagram.com/julie.resheSabina Spielreins Negative PsychoanalysisJulie Reshe2024-03-31 | This is a Patreon-special talk about my chapter Spielrein's Negative Psychoanalysis: Mother Death Calling, upcoming in Reshe, J., & McGowan, T. (Eds.). (2024). Death and Love: Psychoanalytic and Philosophical Investigations. London: Routledge. The topics covered in this chapter have already been discussed in this video: youtu.be/t4lUxfwqUqA?si=5UPmpXPSl-OKWcyQ In this talk, I concentrate on the general overview and specifically on the topic of the invention of the Spielreinian practice. Link to download chapter PDF: patreon.com/posts/sabina-spielrein-100175352 You can join my Patreon for monthly discussions and access to more writings: patreon.com/juliereshe Facebook: facebook.com/DrReshe Instagram: instagram.com/julie.resheSCREAM PAIN LOVE: Edvard Munch and Existential AnxietyJulie Reshe2024-03-06 | This is a recording of a Patreon presentation of my pamphlet "SCREAM PAIN LOVE," published by Everyday Analysis in 2023. Link to download PDF: patreon.com/posts/february-2024-98223232 Link to order a physical copy: https://everyday-analysis.sellfy.store/p/scream-pain-love-by-julie-reshe/ Join my Patreon for monthly discussions and access to more writings: patreon.com/juliereshe Facebook: facebook.com/DrReshe Instagram: instagram.com/julie.resheWAR through a depressive realism lensJulie Reshe2024-01-31 | This is a recording of my presentation for our Patreon meeting that incorporates a negative comprehension of war and Maksym Kryvtsov's war poetry. Maksym Kryvtsov poetry translation: http://surl.li/qaase To read the mentioned essay on war: patreon.com/posts/january-2024-war-96108317 Join our Patreon for monthly discussions and access to more writings: patreon.com/juliereshe13 Negative Psychoanalysis | Epilogue: No SalvationJulie Reshe2023-12-29 | Welcome to our thirteenth session of the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm discussing the epilogue of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'No Salvation.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe12 Negative Psychoanalysis | Hopeless Monstrosity of EvolutionJulie Reshe2023-12-26 | Welcome to our twelfth session of the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm concluding our discussion of a chapter from my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'A Tragic Fairy Tale of Evolution: Zupančič, Zapffe, and Other Monsters.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe11 Negative Psychoanalysis | Zapffe: The Shared Tragedy of Everything AliveJulie Reshe2023-12-26 | Welcome to our eleventh session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'A Tragic Fairy Tale of Evolution: Zupančič, Zapffe, and Other Monsters'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe10 Negative Psychoanalysis | A TRAGIC FAIRY TALE OF EVOLUTIONJulie Reshe2023-12-26 | Welcome to our tenth session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm beginning to discuss the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'A Tragic Fairy Tale of Evolution: Zupančič, Zapffe, and Other Monsters'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe9 Negative Psychoanalysis | THE NEGATIVE PROJECT OF PSYCHOANALYSISJulie Reshe2023-12-05 | Welcome to our ninth session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'Dead Together: Love Hurts.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe8 Negative Psychoanalysis | THE NEGATIVE AND THE POLITICALJulie Reshe2023-12-05 | Welcome to our eighth session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'Dead Together: Love Hurts.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe7 Negative Psychoanalysis | NEGATIVE SOCIAL COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCEJulie Reshe2023-12-05 | Welcome to our seventh session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'Dead Together: Love Hurts.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe6 Negative Psychoanalysis | THE NEGATIVE DIALECTICS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETYJulie Reshe2023-12-05 | Welcome to our sixth session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'Dead Together: Love Hurts.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe5 Negative Psychoanalysis | DEAD TOGETHER: LOVE HURTSJulie Reshe2023-11-07 | Welcome to our fifth session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm introducing the chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'Dead Together: Love Hurts.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe From October to December 2023, I'll be making segments of my book available for my Patreon members. Every Thursday, we come together to contemplate and discuss each segment.2 Negative Psychoanalysis: Destructive PlasticityJulie Reshe2023-10-30 | Welcome to our third session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the second chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'The Living Dead: Destructive Plasticity.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe From October to December 2023, I'll be making segments of my book available for my Patreon members. Every Thursday, we come together to contemplate and discuss each segment.3 Negative Psychoanalysis: Destructive Plasticity in NeuroscienceJulie Reshe2023-10-30 | Welcome to our third session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm continuing to discuss the second chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'The Living Dead: Destructive Plasticity.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe From October to December 2023, I'll be making segments of my book available for my Patreon members. Every Thursday, we come together to contemplate and discuss each segment.4 Negative Psychoanalysis: In the Long Run We are All DeadJulie Reshe2023-10-30 | Welcome to our forth session in the Patreon book club. In this video, I'm concluding the discussion of the second chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' titled 'The Living Dead: Destructive Plasticity.'
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe From October to December 2023, I'll be making segments of my book available for my Patreon members. Every Thursday, we come together to contemplate and discuss each segment.Mark Orlovsky: Promise and PerceptionJulie Reshe2023-10-17 | Mark Orlovsky's talk at the meeting of the Negative Group.
You can enroll for the next Negative Group here: juliereshe.com/service-page/negative-therapy-training-group-6Michael Mccorry: Negative Psychoanalysis. Destruction as the Cause of BecomingJulie Reshe2023-10-17 | Michael Mccorry's talk at the meeting of the Negative Group. Summary: This presentation discusses the works of Spielrein, Brison and Malabou and outlines their argument that destruction is a creative force. And that traumatic events could be seen as creative as they create a new narrative self where the old was destroyed.
The second part of this presentation is grappling with the 'negative' part of negative psychoanalysis. Derrida put forward the idea of the "Aporia", (where Socrates debates his opponent into a state of puzzlement) being the true place of philosophy, and that Plato or Socrates' putting forward their solution is to save themselves from the anxiety caused by allowing the Other to breathe.
Summary: Across all fields of academia, a sense of disillusionment is spreading. Epistemic violence is manifesting within academia, resulting in broader injustices and exclusion of certain philosophies and entire voices from the philosophical canon. By invalidating these philosophies and writing them off as being experiences instead of valid forms of philosophical investigation, the field of negative philosophy comes into light, attempting to deconstruct the existing injustices within philosophy while simultaneously taking part in it. This recognition of incompleteness and contradiction of how we define "good" philosophy with the negative philosophy we practice thus fuels the self-perpetuating cycle of academic disillusionment.
Summary: This academic work delves into the concept of pessimism, contending that it serves as an essential lens for critical observation of the natural world.
Despite its significance, this lens has encountered marginalization in both psychological and mainstream narratives, it has become a subject of splitting and is being dangerously submerged into abjection.
Considering the thinking of Speilrein, Freud, and Klein I use a psychoanalytic framework to think about the resistance’s pessimism evokes in us. Ultimately pointing to Nietzsche’s “pessimism of strength” as a justification for overcoming said resistances.
“Every genuine philosophy every true religion is wrapped in the earthly garment of pessimism as the only accurate mode of reviewing the world befitting man in the awareness of his nothingness” (Jung, 1898)
You can enroll for the next Negative Group here: juliereshe.com/service-page/negative-therapy-training-group-61 Negative Psychoanalysis | Introduction: Welcome to HellJulie Reshe2023-10-11 | Welcome to the first session of my Patreon book club. In this video, I discuss the introductory chapter of my book, 'Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead,' published by Palgrave in 2023.
Information about the book and the Table of Contents is available here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4 If you've been curious about my book, you are welcome to join my Patreon community: www.patreon.com/juliereshe From October to December 2023, I'll be making segments of my book available for my Patreon members. Every Thursday, we come together to contemplate and discuss each segment.Patreon Book ClubJulie Reshe2023-09-29 | Link to join: www.patreon.com/julieresheNEGATIVE PSYCHOANALYSIS: book discussion with Catherine Malabou, Todd McGowan, and Alenka ZupančičJulie Reshe2023-07-30 | We are discussing my book Negative Psychoanalysis for the Living Dead. 00:00 Introduction of the book, chapters overview. 05:03 Julie Reshe on personal reasons for writing this book. 09:46 Catherine Malabou, Todd McGowan, and Alenka Zupančič replying to the question: "Can their life be comprehended as a failure?" 15:56 "We are all dead" - Alenka Zupančič. 18:12 Catherine Malabou on the uselessness of philosophy. 26:14 "I have this total sense that I'm not doing anything to help anybody else" - Todd McGowan. 27:58 Catherine Malabou, Todd McGowan, and Alenka Zupančič replying to the question: "How are philosophers different from other people?" 40:04 Catherine Malabou, Todd McGowan, and Alenka Zupančič replying to the question: "Is writing a book anxious, and do their children respect them for being philosophers?" 48:13 Julie Reshe replying to the question: "Why does she present herself in such a desperate way?" Here's a link to the book: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-31201-4The Tragedy and Comedy of Being a WomanJulie Reshe2023-04-25 | Extract from the lecture for the course in Feminist Philosophy, UCC 2023 The lecture is an attempt to develop a feminist version of depressive realism. ▌▐ █ ▌▐ █ ▐ █ "I believe it's disrespectful to women to narrow the cause of their suffering to men" link to the course syllabus: https://www.academia.edu/.../PH2017_Feminist_Philosophy_UCCSimone A. Medina Polo - Tiresias, The Patron Saint of PsychoanalysisJulie Reshe2023-03-22 | Tiresias, The Patron Saint of Psychoanalysis: On the Integral Mutations of Psychoanalysis - Simone A. Medina Polo's talk at the meeting of the Negative Group.Sabina Spielrein - THE DEATH DRIVE, LOVE, AND MOTHERHOODJulie Reshe2023-03-19 | Julie Reshe's talk at the meeting of the Negative GroupFrom Tragedy to ComedyJulie Reshe2022-11-29 | The concluding lecture of the course Philosophy of Existence and Death, University College Cork. The lecture is an attempt to comprehend the concepts of being-towards-death and the death drive as comic rather than tragic. Link to the course syllabus: https://www.academia.edu/91861120/PH3113_Philosophy_of_Existence_and_Death_UCCArvin Bains - Situating Spielreins Death Drive within Contemporary PsychoanalysisJulie Reshe2022-11-20 | Talk at the meeting of the Negative GroupJulie Reshe - In Search of the NegativeJulie Reshe2022-11-20 | Talk at the meeting of the Negative GroupLecture 3. Suffering World: Anxious EverythingJulie Reshe2022-06-21 | This course will embrace the position of depressive realism. In this regard, it will oppose the generally accepted psychology of our time, which proceeds from the fact that depression and melancholia are foreign states for humans and that they can be ultimately healed. What if they are not foreign but genuinely human and therefore incurable? The course will be practically oriented, it will introduce the perspective of depressive realism and explore realistic options: ▪️ how to live on if you are dead inside, ▪️ how to live with others who are also dead inside, ▪️ how to live in the cruel reality of the world that doesn’t care about you. It will be of interest to those who want to learn more about depressive realism, those who are seeking a 'self-help' alternative, and/or those who have already given up and who don't seek anything anymore. The course will consist of three theoretical sessions (Zoom and Facebook Livestream) and one practical session (Zoom), the intention of which is to form a community and a network of 'dead-inside' people who refuse to be brought together based on a positive bias. Saturdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25, 8pm CET Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/6053262703 This course is free, but donations are most welcome: www.patreon.com/juliereshe ________________ Julie Reshe (Ukrainian: Жюлi Реше) is a Ukrainian-born philosopher and a practicing negative psychoanalyst. She is currently a visiting professor at University College Cork and University College Dublin. She is also a Director of the Institute of Psychoanalysis at the Global Centre for Advanced Studies. Sign up for a private session: drjuliereshe.comLecture 2. Suffering Us: Anxious LoveJulie Reshe2022-06-13 | This course will embrace the position of depressive realism. In this regard, it will oppose the generally accepted psychology of our time, which proceeds from the fact that depression and melancholia are foreign states for humans and that they can be ultimately healed. What if they are not foreign but genuinely human and therefore incurable? The course will be practically oriented, it will introduce the perspective of depressive realism and explore realistic options: ▪️ how to live on if you are dead inside, ▪️ how to live with others who are also dead inside, ▪️ how to live in the cruel reality of the world that doesn’t care about you. It will be of interest to those who want to learn more about depressive realism, those who are seeking a 'self-help' alternative, and/or those who have already given up and who don't seek anything anymore. The course will consist of three theoretical sessions (Zoom and Facebook Livestream) and one practical session (Zoom), the intention of which is to form a community and a network of 'dead-inside' people who refuse to be brought together based on a positive bias. Saturdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25, 8pm CET Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/6053262703 This course is free, but donations are most welcome: www.patreon.com/juliereshe ________________ Julie Reshe (Ukrainian: Жюлi Реше) is a Ukrainian-born philosopher and a practicing negative psychoanalyst. She is currently a visiting professor at University College Cork and University College Dublin. She is also a Director of the Institute of Psychoanalysis at the Global Centre for Advanced Studies. Sign up for a private session: drjuliereshe.comLecture 1. Suffering Me: Anxia CordaJulie Reshe2022-06-05 | This course will embrace the position of depressive realism. In this regard, it will oppose the generally accepted psychology of our time, which proceeds from the fact that depression and melancholia are foreign states for humans and that they can be ultimately healed. What if they are not foreign but genuinely human and therefore incurable? The course will be practically oriented, it will introduce the perspective of depressive realism and explore realistic options: ▪️ how to live on if you are dead inside, ▪️ how to live with others who are also dead inside, ▪️ how to live in the cruel reality of the world that doesn’t care about you. It will be of interest to those who want to learn more about depressive realism, those who are seeking a 'self-help' alternative, and/or those who have already given up and who don't seek anything anymore. The course will consist of three theoretical sessions (Zoom and Facebook Livestream) and one practical session (Zoom), the intention of which is to form a community and a network of 'dead-inside' people who refuse to be brought together based on a positive bias. Saturdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25, 8pm CET Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/6053262703 This course is free, but donations are most welcome: www.patreon.com/juliereshe ________________ Julie Reshe (Ukrainian: Жюлi Реше) is a Ukrainian-born philosopher and a practicing negative psychoanalyst. She is currently a visiting professor at University College Cork and University College Dublin. She is also a Director of the Institute of Psychoanalysis at the Global Centre for Advanced Studies. Sign up for a private session: drjuliereshe.comHuman Animal, Positive Psychology, Trauma, and Solidarity: Alenka Zupančič and Julie ResheJulie Reshe2022-03-27 | Alenka Zupančič and Julie Reshe discuss the human animal, positive psychology, the death drive, and much more: ▪️ Human animal 0:38 ▪️ Hope for harmony 12:20 ▪️ What is wrong with positive psychology? 18:23 ▪️ Death drive 27:20 ▪️ Trauma and anxiety 36:40 ▪️ World today ("Solidarity is a struggle") 46:14
Alenka Zupančič is a Slovene philosopher and social theorist. She is a professor of philosophy at The European Graduate School (EGS) and a research advisor at the Institute of Philosophy, Scientific Research Center of the Slovene Academy of Sciences.
Julie Reshe is a philosopher and a practicing negative psychoanalyst of Ukrainian Gypsy origin.Destructive plasticity, War, and Anarchism: a conversation between Catherine Malabou and Julie ResheJulie Reshe2022-03-11 | Catherine Malabou and Julie Reshe discuss the concept of destructive plasticity, war, anarchism, cooperation, and much more: ▪️ Destructive plasticity 0:22 ▪️ The new wounded 5:46 ▪️ The world today 13:43 ▪️ The future 20:17 ▪️ New solidarity 23:00 ▪️ Anarchism 32:40
Catherine Malabou is a philosopher. She is a professor of philosophy at The European Graduate School / EGS and professor of modern European philosophy at the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy (CRMEP) at Kingston University, London.
Julie Reshe is a philosopher and a practicing negative psychoanalyst of Ukrainian Gypsy origin.The Death Drive, Politics, and Love: a conversation between Todd McGowan and Julie ResheJulie Reshe2022-01-27 | Todd McGowan and Julie Reshe discuss the concept of the death drive, politics, sacrifice, love, parenthood, existentialism, art, and much more.The Death of PsychoanalysisJulie Reshe2021-12-20 | #utmn #x_he This lecture is a part of the course "Psychoanalysis, Then and Now" co-taught with Duane Rousselle.
"This course is a journey to the past of psychoanalysis and its possible future. We will study concepts of psychoanalytic thought and get acquainted with major psychoanalytic thinkers (Freud, Lacan, Miller, and others). The course will discuss “the death of psychoanalysis” — the critique of psychoanalysis from the feminist, critical thought, and scientific perspectives. Both professors teaching this course are important contributors to the contemporary field of psychoanalysis."
The School of Advanced Studies (SAS), the University of Tyumen, was opened in 2017 in the frame of the Russian Academic Excellence Project 5top100. The strategic goal of SAS in the field of research is to contribute to the global debate on the fundamental problems of modern knowledge that emerge at the intersections of humanities, social sciences, and sciences (primarily biology and computer science). The strategic goal of SAS in the field of education is to provide high-quality broad interdisciplinary education for talented students from Russia and abroad, as well as to take on the role of a laboratory to develop new solutions, instruments, and modelling approaches to the undergraduate education that can be used in the universities across the country. Course syllabus: https://www.academia.edu/65198060/PSYCHOANALYSIS_THEN_AND_NOW_SAS_2021_syllabus_with_links_to_lectures_
"This course is a journey to the past of psychoanalysis and its possible future. We will study concepts of psychoanalytic thought and get acquainted with major psychoanalytic thinkers (Freud, Lacan, Miller, and others). The course will discuss “the death of psychoanalysis” — the critique of psychoanalysis from the feminist, critical thought, and scientific perspectives. Both professors teaching this course are important contributors to the contemporary field of psychoanalysis."
The School of Advanced Studies (SAS), the University of Tyumen, was opened in 2017 in the frame of the Russian Academic Excellence Project 5top100. The strategic goal of SAS in the field of research is to contribute to the global debate on the fundamental problems of modern knowledge that emerge at the intersections of humanities, social sciences, and sciences (primarily biology and computer science). The strategic goal of SAS in the field of education is to provide high-quality broad interdisciplinary education for talented students from Russia and abroad, as well as to take on the role of a laboratory to develop new solutions, instruments, and modelling approaches to the undergraduate education that can be used in the universities across the country. Course syllabus: https://www.academia.edu/65198060/PSYCHOANALYSIS_THEN_AND_NOW_SAS_2021_syllabus_with_links_to_lectures_
https://sas.utmn.ru/en/about-en/ drjuliereshe.com youtube.com/c/DuaneRousselle drduanerousselle.comMichael Schapira, The Glorious History of the UniversityJulie Reshe2021-11-02 | Lecture 8. Michael Schapira's guest lecture The Glorious History of the University, Course PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATION AND LEARNING, SAS, Q1, 2021. This course is based on the research conducted by SAS research team Education in the Tragic Key: Learning in an age of Crisis and Anxiety. This course critically explores different theoretical and philosophical perspectives related to education and pedagogy. We will examine and compare different theoretical perspectives on the field of teaching and learning. Among others, the course discusses the following issues: Critical pedagogy, Anarchist pedagogy, Therapeutic education, Existential dimension of learning.The Critical Turn in Therapeutic Education. Negative PedagogyJulie Reshe2021-11-02 | Lecture 7. Course PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATION AND LEARNING, SAS, Q1, 2021. This course is based on the research conducted by SAS research team Education in the Tragic Key: Learning in an age of Crisis and Anxiety. This course critically explores different theoretical and philosophical perspectives related to education and pedagogy. We will examine and compare different theoretical perspectives on the field of teaching and learning. Among others, the course discusses the following issues: Critical pedagogy, Anarchist pedagogy, Therapeutic education, Existential dimension of learning.