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One of the far-reaching objectives of the Freud Museum is to heighten public awareness of the applications and ramifications of Sigmund Freud's work, and to do this in as imaginative a way as possible. As Edward Glover put it in 1939: "...his discoveries were not, as is so often the case, divorced from everyday affairs. They were concerned with the mind of Everyman, with his happiness and more important, his miseries".
Over the last 10 years the Public Programme of the Freud Museum has organised a number of innovative public conferences. Short reviews of these events are linked to the titles below.
1990-1993
Freud, Race and Gender
Psychotherapy Black and White
Ecological Madness
1994Hysteria Today
Psychoanalysis and Feminism: 20 Years On
Memory - The Question of Archives
Humour and Psychoanalysis
1995Adolescent phantasies and the horror film genre
How do we think about feelings?
The Presentation of Case Material in Clinical Discourse
The Psychology of Nursery Education
1996Science and Psychoanalysis
Religion and Psychoanalysis
Psychoanalysis and the Future of AgeingCommunicating Winnicott
1997What is an Object?
Bion Centenary Conference
Freud and the Literary
Understanding Cultural Identity
1998
Analysing the Oedipus Complex: Is it still Central?
1999/2000
2000/2001
Lost Childhood and the Language of Exile
Free Association and the Unconscious
2002
2003
Lived Events and Remembered Events in Psychoanalysis
2004
Between Knowing and not Knowing
2005
Centenary talks (Three Essays, Jokes, Dora)
2006
Therapeutic Training after Freud