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In this blog, we will be keeping track of things Freudian, especially as they connect to: Freud's visit to Clark and America, the application of his ideas to literary and cultural topics, and the validity of his ideas in cross-cultural contexts.
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Freud @ Clark
100 years ago--in 1909--Sigmund Freud came to Clark to give 5 lectures on psychoanalysis. "5 Lectures on Psychoanalysis" (colloquially known as the Clark lectures) give a good introduction to Freudian psychoanalysis.
On this blog, we'll be talking about Freud, his lectures at Clark, and the way his writings have been received throughout the world.
On this blog, we'll be talking about Freud, his lectures at Clark, and the way his writings have been received throughout the world.
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HAHA, this is not a curious ambiguous video. This is the product of UPC--The Undergraduate Psychology Committee--who put on the event "Furbishing Freud" and the "Freud Foto Booth". The objective was to get people to dress up Freud and themselves--something that happens every so often, and used to happen quite frequently. There were four winner's and they will be posted on the UPC website shortly. There is a picture form the event on page B2 of the Worcester Telegram (from this past Friday). The video is on the Telegram's website, as well as the psychology departments website, Clark Voices website, and the UPC website. You all should have participated! We needed more submission! The deadline for submissions is tonight by midnight!
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