What might the study of psychoanalysis in and for the 21st century look like? Gathering on the centennial of the publication of Freud’s own “Autobiographical Study" (1925), forty scholars, artists, and clinicians explore the idea of a “return to Freud” by addressing psychoanalysis now — and taking its legacies seriously. The symposium brings together a diverse, interdisciplinary group of participants engaged in the project of renewing psychoanalysis for the present day. The symposium features panels, roundtables, public-facing conversations, and an evening film program. 

Selected Participants:

Gavin Arnall, Noor Asif, Howard Chiang, Elizabeth Ann Danto, Kevin Duong, Patricia Gherovici, Patricia Ekpo, Matt ffytche, Daniel José Gaztambide, Francisco González, Ben Kafka, Jean Khalfa, Samiha Khalil, Carolyn Laubender, Karima Lazali, Elizabeth Lunbeck, George Makari, Joana Masó, Ramsey McGlazer, Perwana Nazif, Danny Nobus, Stefania Pandolfo, Mariano Ben Plotkin, Hannah Proctor, Michelle Rada, Laila Riazi, Camille Robcis, Jonathan Sadowsky, Poulomi Saha, Jared Sexton, Omnia El Shakry,  Nica Siegel, Akshi Singh, M. Ty, Elizabeth Wilson, Amy Wong, and Hannah Zeavin.

Thursday, March 20, 2025 | 9am

Friday, March 21, 2025 | 9am

This event is free and open to the public. Registration required.