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FRAGMENTATIONS
Meeting on Sándor Ferenczi Studies and Research
Lisbon Preconference of 14th International Sándor Ferenczi Conference
28-29 FEBRUARY 2020
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Life bears the taint of trauma, rupture and extreme and intolerable situations. Radically overwhelming, trauma constitutes a wound to the mind that tests the limits of representation. The traumatized person is confronted with the impossible task of taking in the unthinkable and is forced to invent new ways of existence to survive. Splitting, dissociation, fragmentation, and atomization are some of the features described by the psychoanalyst Sándor Ferenczi (1873-1933), that the subject uses in deterring the unbearable anxiety and the threat of psychic annihilation.
FRAGMENTATIONS is the topic of the Meeting on Ferenczi Studies and Research that takes place in Lisbon, at the University Institute of Psychological, Social and Life Sciences (ISPA), on the 28th and 29th of February 2020 in the scope of the Pre-confereces for the 14th International Sándor Ferenczi Conference, Brazil, 2021. This theoretical and clinical meeting gathers psychoanalysts from Brazil, Canada, Hungary, Italy and Portugal interested in the in-depth study of Ferenczi's concepts and their expansion in contemporary psychoanalytic theory and technique.
PROGRAM
Friday, 28th February
16:00h-17:00h - Registration
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17:00h-17:30h - Opening Session
Rui Oliveira, Dean of ISPA
Miklós Halmai, Ambassador of Hungary
Carlo Bonomi, President of International Ferenczi Sándor Network
Daniel Kupermann, Grupo Brazileiro de Pesquisas Sándor Ferenczi
José Ornelas, Coordenator of Applied Psychology Research Center: Capabilities & Inclusion
Csongor Juhos, President of Free Association.
Felicia Knobloch, Chair of Fragmentations Meeting's Organizing Committee
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17:30h-19:45h - Conferences
CARLO BONOMI
Ferenczi’s two analyses
DANIEL KUPERMANN
Ferenczi and Witz: the language of tenderness and narrative in psychoanalytic clinic
JUDIT MÉSZÁROS
What does our science owe Ferenczi?
LUÍS MARTIN CABRÉ
Early traces and transference
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20:30h Dinner
Saturday, 29th February
9:00h - 10:30h - Panel 1
Moderator - PEDRO SALEM
EUGÊNIO CANESIN
Passage positions / passing of positions: notes on the metapsychology of the analyst
CONCEIÇÃO TAVARES ALMEIDA
Dog or Wolf: confusion of tongues and splitting in cases of abuse
FELÍCIA KNOBLOCH
Fragmentation and transmission: clinical handling
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10:30h-11:00h - Coffee Break
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11:00h-12:30h - Panel 2
Moderator - TERESA SÁ
JÔ GONDAR
In Pieces
JOÃO MENDES FERREIRA
Henry James and Sándor Ferenczi: understanding child trauma and fragmentation in our times
JORGE CÂMARA
Fragmentation and (re) birth
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12:30h - 14:30h - Lunch
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14:30h-15:00h - Meet the Author
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15:00h -16:30h - Parallel Sessions
1. TERESA PINHEIRO e JÚLIO VERTZMAN
Trauma and Melancholia
2. LUIS MARTIN CABRÉ
Splitting and Autonomy
3. PATRICIA CÂMARA
Falling ill to not to die: the psychossomatic impact of discontinuity
4. DANIEL KUPERMANN
Why Ferenczi? - The neocatharsis and the sensitive path of elaboration
5. REGINE WAINTRATER
The insidious trauma: An analytic cure with a second generation Holocaust survivor
6. REGINA HERZOG
The body and the expression in Ferenczi
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16:30h-17:00h - Coffee break
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17:00h -18:30h - Panel 3
Moderator - ORLANDO VON DOELLINGER
ENDRE KORITAR
Identification with the Aggressor and Kink: a Case Report
GIANNI GUASTO
Psychoanalysis versus adoption: analytical parenthood and parental countertransference
CSONGOR JUHOS & TERESA ABREU
When you fall to pieces, pull yourself together!
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18:30h -19:00h - Closing Session
VENUE
ISPA - INSTITUTO UNIVERSITÁRIO
RUA DE JARDIM DO TABACO, 34, LISBON
Located in the Moorish district of Alfama with picturesque brightly painted houses and flower filled windows, the University Institute of Psychological, Social and Life Sciences (ISPA) started its activity in 1962. Since then ISPA has been a reference in the Portuguese higher education system. Pioneer in research and education in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences, the Institute is nationally and internationally accredited by the excellence of its faculty, research, activities developed and by the relevance and extension of its programs.
We look forward to meeting you in Lisbon!
The Organizing Committee
Felícia Knobloch (Chair) . Teresa Abreu (Co-Chair) . Jorge Câmara . Csongor Juhos
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HUNGARIAN EMBASSY LISBON
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