The Newsletter Eros has just unveiled, one by one, the different sections of the blog developed from the thematic axes drawn from the Congress argument. Thanks to their quality, these presentations constitute true orientation texts: Mourning and break-ups, Monstrous love, Prevented love, Love and discourse, Man, woman and love, Love, knowledge and truth.
You can read and reread them on the BLOG.
Now it's time for the arrows, the contributions we are inviting you to write, which will be published on the blog and distributed via the Newsletter every week, throughout the preparations for the Congress.
These short texts should not exceed 3,000 characters including spaces. They may be based on a literary, theatrical or cinematographic work, or on studies by Freud, Lacan, etc., which resonate with one of the themes of the argument. They will be accompanied by a reflection, teaching us about love and its avatars.
The arrows can also be written on the basis of a commented bibliographical reference, a current social, political, cultural or scientific event, or on one of your teaching interventions. Each proposal will be read with great interest.
Please note that for reasons of confidentiality, clinical cases will not be accepted for electronic distribution, but they will be welcome for the parallel sessions of the Congress.
You can find the recommendations for writing arrows, as well as the submission criteria for the blog, HERE.
So put pen to paper and we look forward to hearing from you!
For the Blog team (1), Éric Zuliani, Vice-President of the NLS
Send your contributions to Éric Zuliani and Christel Van den Eeden
Éric Zuliani: ericzuliani@orange.fr
Blog Secretary: christel_vandeneeden@yahoo.com
(1) The Blog team:
Aranuva Banjeree, Keren Ben-Hagai (GIEP), Linda Clarke (ICLO-NLS), Violaine Clément (ASREEP), Joanne Conway (ICLO-NLS), Alasdair Duncan (London Society), Claudia Gundacker (Initiative Vienna), Pamela King (NLS), Eleni Koukouli (Société hellénique), Tom Lintacker (Kring), Catherine Massol, Raphael Montague (ICLO-NLS), Cecilia Naranjo (ACF-Belgique), Dominique Rudaz (ASREEP), Samya Seth (Lacanian Compass), Paulina Tanterl (Initiative Vienna), Danae Toyas (Société hellénique), Clémentine Zöchmeister-Benard (Initiative Vienna).
