Every Other Monday – May 12-July 7, 2025 | 7:00-8:30pm EST | Fully Online Workshop Series [SUMM25] Human Strivings in William Shakespeare and Erich Fromm Fee $125. Self-paced.
You Can Register on the Psychology and the Other website.
Description: This course compares the assumptions about human motives implicit in the work of William Shakespeare and Erich Fromm, including their views on human motives, empathy, the “other,” sadism, hope, and despair.
The course will take place every other Monday, from May 12 – July 7, 2025. This Continue reading Summer Fromm Shakespeare Course
Category: Literature
A Room of (Almost) One’s Own
Click Here to Read: A Room of (Almost) One’s Own: Therapeutic labor, women’s work, and the platform economy
by Livia Garofalo, PhD, MPH in The American Psychoanalyst’s Substack Newsletter on April 10, 2025.
Virginia Woolf sitting in an armchair at Monk’s House. Image: Unknown author. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Nina Simone: A biographer’s fantasy
Why One of the World’s Most Elusive Writers Still Haunts Readers
Click Here to Read: Why One of the World’s Most Elusive Writers Still Haunts Readers: Newly translated letters reveal the inner life of Paul Celan, offering clues to his enigmatic poems By Adrian Nathan West in the New York Times on December. 22, 2024.
Paul Celan 1938. Image: Unknown, Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
How Archaeologists Discovered Europe’s Oldest-Known Book, Revealing Never-Before-Seen Insights Into Ancient Religion and Philosophy
Click Here to Read: How Archaeologists Discovered Europe’s Oldest-Known Book, Revealing Never-Before-Seen Insights Into Ancient Religion and Philosophy: Charred by the flames of a funeral pyre, the Derveni Papyrus has proved to be a fascinating—and confounding—artifact by Teresa Nowakowski on the Smithsonian Magazine website on January 15, 2025
Derveni papyrus. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
