Tutor: Keith Barrett BA PhD As Freud is so frequently referred to it is natural to assume that we already know everything about him, but the superficial manner in which his ideas are normally discussed often intended to justify dismissing psychoanalysis out of hand conceals the fact that his thinking is little understood, despite the controversy that has raged around his ideas since they first became internationally known. This course will offer the opportunity to engage directly with Freuds writings, clarifying the meaning of his most important concepts and theories, as well as his views on the practice of psychoanalysis. We will place Freud accurately in his historical context as well as bringing into focus the relevance of his work to debates that are taking place now. The course will be accessible to beginners but will also stimulate those who already have some knowledge of Freud and psychoanalysis. Each session will be based around selected passages from Freuds writings (all the readings are taken from The Freud Reader edited by Peter Gay).

Tickets : £ 120 18 Tickets

Address : Freud Museum London
20 Maresfield Gardens
London
NW3 5SX

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