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Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneNegation, with Monique David-MénardIn this interview, philosopher and psychoanalyst Monique David-Ménard shares her investigation of negation as a phenomenon with a specific function under transference in her clinical practice, and also as a concept in the writings of Freud, Lacan, Hyppolite, Hegel, and Kant. David-Ménard shows the articulations of the two disciplines she engages, as well as their differences and limits when faced with questions of negativity. The conversation emphasizes the creative, transformative potential of negativity in the scene of analysis, when the unconscious is conceived in ethical rather than ontological terms. Many thanks to Kellen Corrallo for his...2025-02-211h 31
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Twitter (X)2024-09-0403 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneNew Psychoanalytic Spaces 3, with Sophie MendelsohnIn this episode of the New Psychoanalytic Spaces sub-series, Sophie Mendelsohn responds to questions about the work of the Collectif de Pantin she founded in 2018 and continues to operate in Pantin, a diverse Paris suburb, with a focus on interrogating race in the analytic experience and on observing the effects of taking race, as well as coloniality and postcoloniality, into account in clinical and social contexts. Sophie Mendelsohn reflects on problems of articulating clinical experience to the social and political in Lacanian psychoanalytic institutions in France since 1967, as well as on the notion and necessity of a concrete universal. 2024-05-191h 39Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneEffects of the Artwork 6, with Derek HookThis episode’s interview is with Derek Hook, who studies and practices psychoanalysis and is Professor of Psychology at Duquesne University. He is the author of Six Moments in Lacan, among many other works and important edited volumes on Lacan’s Écrits and Lacan and Race, among others. To respond to the prompt for this series of Penumbr(a)cast, on a life-changing or at least impactful artwork, following Freud’s powerful experience with Michelangelo’s Moses sculpture, Dr. Hook points to an image from photojournalism in 1994, where three members of a neo-Nazi group in South Africa are arrested and kille...2024-02-141h 27Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneTact, with Fabrice Bourlez (in English)In this episode, Fabrice Bourlez, who teaches aesthetics (ENSBA) and practices psychoanalysis in Paris, speaks about his exploration of concepts of tact and elasticity in his practice, and in his reading of Freud, Ferenczi, and Lacan, as well as of Michel de Certeau, Michel Foucault, and queer theory. The author of Pulsions pasoliniennes (Pasolinean Drives) and of Queer psychanalyse: clinique mineure et déconstructions du genre (Queer Psychoanalysis: Minor Clinic and Deconstructions of Gender) discusses the importance of sustaining a conversation across queer politics and the metapsychology and technique of psychoanalysis in the 21st century, as part of awakening et...2023-11-291h 12Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneTact and Elasticity, with Fabrice Bourlez (en français)In this episode, Fabrice Bourlez, who teaches aesthetics (ENSBA) and practices psychoanalysis in Paris, speaks about his exploration of concepts of tact and elasticity in his practice, and in his reading of Freud, Ferenczi, and Lacan, as well as of Michel de Certeau, Michel Foucault, and queer theory. The author of Pulsions pasoliniennes (Pasolinean Drives) and of Queer psychanalyse: clinique mineure et déconstructions du genre (Queer Psychoanalysis: Minor Clinic and Deconstructions of Gender) discusses the importance of sustaining a conversation across queer politics and the metapsychology and technique of psychoanalysis in the 21st century, as part of awakening e...2023-11-291h 24Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneEffects of the Artwork 5, with Stephen SternbachIn this episode, Dr. Stephen Sternbach (Harvard Medical School; Cambridge Health Alliance; member of the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and of the École freudienne du Québec) speaks of his journey into psychiatry, psychoanalysis, and also literature as a space to explore the encounter with the Real. Sternbach discusses the changing relationship to psychoanalysis in psychiatric education and practice over the past decades in the United States. He touches on the concept of the defect in language in Willy Apollon's metapsychology, and concludes by sharing his aesthetic experience with a Wordsworth poem. 2023-10-1051 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneNew Psychoanalytic Spaces 2 (Unseen City), with Ankhi MukherjeeThis episode's interview with Ankhi Mukherjee focuses on her recent book, Unseen City: The Psychic Lives of the Urban Poor. It discusses Mukherjee's research on Freud's free clinics and their afterlives in different cities and projects that make psychoanalytic interventions in marginalized communities. We discuss the roles literary criticism can play in the work of these clinics, as well as the urgent need for spaces for subjectivity that are not limited to economic elites and that extend beyond the couch.Many thanks to Kellen Corrallo for editorial work on the episode.2023-07-171h 00Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneEffects of the Artwork 4, with Anne Emmanuelle BergerThis episode features an interview with Anne Emmanuelle Berger, Professor Emerita of the Centre d'études féminines et de genre at the University of Paris 8 Vincennes-St. Denis, founder of the CNRS research lab for Gender and Sexuality Studies LEGS, and affiliated Romance Studies Professor at Cornell University. Berger shares her thoughts on the status and implications of reading and writing, the links between deconstruction and psychoanalysis, and their current political relevance and challenges, and she shares her aesthetic experience of Maria Callas' interpretation of Gluck's French version of the 1774 aria "Eurydice," which lead her to reflect about loss, gr...2023-04-301h 13Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneEffects of the Artwork 3, with Juliet Flower MacCannellThis episode is an interview with Juliet Flower MacCannell, Professor Emerita of Comparative Literature and English at UC Irvine, and author of The Hysteric’s Guide To The Future Female Subject (2000), The Regime of the Brother (1991), Figuring Lacan: Criticism and the Cultural Unconscious (1986 and 2014, reprinted), and with Dean MacCannell The Time of the Sign (1982), as well as of many essays.This third experiment in inviting the interviewee to discuss a work of art that profoundly moved them engages with James Joyce's story "The Dead," first published in 1914 in Dubliners. The episode focuses on the problems of sexual dif...2023-03-261h 07Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneEffects of the Artwork 2, with Jean-Michel RabatéThis interview with Jean-Michel Rabaté invites us to explore connections between psychoanalysis and multiple fascinating instances of modernism (from Rimbaud to Jarry to Proust and Gide to Kafka) and avant-garde art (surrealism and dadaism). The political and analytic power of laughter, horror, irreverence, and scandal come to the foreground in discussions about the affective dimension of art-viewing and reading literature. Rabaté thinks about the death drive in relation to writing, discusses intriguing moments from his recent books, his own response to Lacan's seminars, and his unique experiences with and reactions to artworks. The interview concludes with Rabaté's presentation of...2023-02-041h 15Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneThe Address (and Transference), with Jeffrey LibrettIn this episode, psychoanalyst and German/Jewish literature professorJeffrey Librett speaks of the structure of the address that psychoanalysis subverts. This structure in the social link sets limits on what can be said to and recognized by someone else. There is therefore a structural failure in communication. But even one's private thoughts are limited by this structure. Transference in psychoanalysis, as Librett understands it, lifts repression to welcome speech about what is left out of reality and shared language, and opens the possibility of articulating and sustaining something of the unconscious subject in the social link.Many...2022-12-021h 13Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneNew Psychoanalytic Spaces 1 (Clínica Legal Psicológica), with Patricia Noboa Ortega (Spanish version)´This special episode of Penumbr(a)cast - The Other Scene features a conversation with Dr. Patricia Noboa Ortega, cofounder of the Clínica Legal Psicológica in Puerto Rico, a clinic that provides legal and communal support to marginalized communities deeply affected by hurricane María in 2017, as well as individual psychoanalytic listening for members of these communities. The interview considers what enables the clinic to bring to these sites elements from psychoanalysis after Lacan, and specifically from the teachings of GIFRIC, the Quebec group whose work is discussed in other episodes of this podcast. Many thanks...2022-11-051h 36Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneNew Psychoanalytic Spaces 1 (A Puerto Rico Clinic After Hurricane Maria), with Patricia Noboa Ortega (English version)This special episode of Penumbr(a)cast - The Other Scene features a conversation with Dr. Patricia Noboa Ortega, cofounder of the Clínica Legal Psicologica in Puerto Rico, a clinic that provides legal and communal support to marginalized communities deeply affected by hurricane María in 2017, as well as individual psychoanalytic listening for members of these communities. The interview considers what enables the clinic to bring to these sites elements from psychoanalysis after Lacan, and specifically from the teachings of GIFRIC, the Quebec group whose work is discussed in other episodes of this podcast. Many thanks to M...2022-11-051h 01Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneEffects of the Artwork 1, with Tim DeanThis episode starts a series of Penumbr(a)cast - The Other Scene devoted to exploring the effects of art and literature on a subject. The interview with Tim Dean, explores his work as a thinker and writer, his thoughts on the critic Leo Bersani, and his response to the poem Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley.Special thanks to Luke Heister and Omar Brown for their editorial assistance with this episode.2022-09-021h 17
Derretinas PodcastFauna + Dioses de México + Becoming Elizabeth3 funciones, 1 Derretinas. Empezamos con platicando con Fernanda Lucio (@fernuchiis), del podcast Monarquías y sus Secretos, sobre la llegada de la serie Becoming Elizabeth, nuevo estreno de StarzPlay (@starzplaylatam).
Seguimos con una charla entre Ana Laura Pérez (@ay_ana_laura), de Butaca Ancha, y Nicolás Pereda junto a Lázaro Gabino Rodriguez (@GabinoRodrigues) sobre el estreno de Fauna, su colaboración más reciente que llega a las pantallas gracias a Interior XIII (@InteriorXIII).
Cerramos con una charla mística. Mario de la Cerna (@Mariodelacerna) se sentó a platicar con Helmut Dosantos, director del docu...2022-06-2249 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneCastration, with Lucie Cantin (Part 1, in French)This episode (in two parts) discusses a contemporary use of the term castration, introduced by Freud. Cantin distinguishes between imaginary, symbolic, and real castration in relation to different moments of the human individual life and to the psychoanalytic cure, highlighting the relevance of castration as a work that liberates subjects from the cultural montage of sexuality that hijacks unconscious desire. Grand "merci" à Denis Morin, for his help with the transcription, and to Kellen Corrallo for editing the audio files for this recording in French!2022-06-0340 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneCastration, with Lucie Cantin (Part 2, in French)This episode (in two parts) discusses a contemporary use of the term castration, introduced by Freud. Cantin distinguishes between imaginary, symbolic, and real castration in relation to different moments of the human individual life and to the psychoanalytic cure, highlighting the relevance of castration as a work that liberates subjects from the cultural montage of sexuality that hijacks unconscious desire. Part 2 specifically explores the experiences and difficulties women face with regard to taking responsibility for their desire.Grand "merci" à Denis Morin, for his help with the transcription, and to Kellen Corrallo for editing the audio files for t...2022-06-0350 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneCastration, with Lucie Cantin (English translation)This episode discusses a contemporary use of the term castration, introduced by Freud. Cantin distinguishes between imaginary, symbolic, and real castration in relation to different moments of the human individual life and to the psychoanalytic cure, highlighting the relevance of castration as a work that liberates subjects from the cultural montage of sexuality that hijacks unconscious desire. The second half of the episode specifically explores the experiences and difficulties women face with regard to taking responsibility for their desire.Special thanks to Tracy McNulty for recording the translated interview with me, to Amelia Gayle for working on...2022-06-0351 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other ScenePsychosis, with Bret Fimiani (pt. 1)This episode discusses psychosis as a psychic structure and psychoanalytic work with experiences of psychosis and extreme states. It draws on Bret Fimiani's recent Psychosis and Extreme States - An Ethic for Treatment (Palgrave 2021) to distinguish a psychoanalytic approach to the experience of psychosis, and to explore the perspectives of the psychotic subject in analytic treatment and of the analyst sustaining transference with psychotic subjects. Thanks to Omar Brown and Claire Tranchino for helping to edit this episode. Find Bret Fimiani’s work here:Psychosis and Extreme States (2021) (Palgr...2022-04-2039 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other ScenePsychosis, with Bret Fimiani (pt. 2)Second half of the conversation with Bret Fimiani on psychosis in the psychoanalytic clinic.Find Bret Fimiani’s work here:Psychosis and Extreme States (2021) (Palgrave Lacan Series)References mentioned in this episode:The Schreber Case — Freud Hearing Voices NetworkHistory Beyond Trauma — Francoise Davoine & Jean-Max Gaudillere Follow the Center for Psychoanalysis and Culture on FacebookRead...2022-04-2053 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneThe Unconscious, with Willy Apollon (Episode in French Original Version)This episode discusses the concept of the unconscious as the result of an experience under transference, understood in terms of the effects of the analyst's own experience of undergoing analysis. The episode also discusses what is at stake in feminine jouissance, non-neurotic psychic structures, the beautiful, and it concludes with a reflection on time.2021-12-1457 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneThe Unconscious, with Willy Apollon (English Version)This episode discusses the concept of the unconscious as the result of an experience under transference, understood in terms of the effects of the analyst's own experience of undergoing analysis. The episode also discusses what is at stake in feminine jouissance, non-neurotic psychic structures, the beautiful, and it concludes with a reflection on time.Thanks to Steven Miller for reading the English translation for this version of the episode.Find Willy Apollon’s work here:Le vaudou, un espace pour les voix [Voodoo: a Sp...2021-12-1447 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneStructure, with Shanna CarlsonThis episode discusses the concept of structure in the psychoanalytic clinic, which enables an understanding of what is specifically at stake in the course of an analysis, in its distinction from structuralist theory, a DSM-based diagnosis, and psychotherapy. Find Shanna Carlson’s work here:Sex for Structuralists: The Non-Oedipal Logics of Femininity and Psychosis (Palgrave McMillan, 2018)“Transgender Subjectivity and the Logic of Sexual Difference” - differences (2010)“In defense of queer kinships: Oedipus recast” - Subjectivity (2010)2021-11-0531 minPenumbr(a)cast - The Other Scenedas Ding and drive, with Daniel WilsonIn this episode, Daniel Wilson discusses the notion of the unconscious Thing ("das Ding") in the work of Freud, Lacan, and Apollon, as the inaccessible cause of the subject and thus the crucial problem at stake in desire and the drive over the course of an analysis, and in an individual's life.Find Daniel Wilson’s work here:“Freud’s Lamarckian Clinic” - Inheritance in Psychoanalysis, edited by Joel Goldbach and James Godley (2018) “Writing the Drive: From Freud’s Theory of Bisexuality to Wittgenste...2021-10-0849 min
Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneThe Act and the Pass, with Tracy McNultyIn this episode Tracy McNulty discusses the Lacanian conception of the act and the related operation of the pass that he introduced in his school of psychoanalysis in 1967 and that remains a crucial procedure at the end of an analysis and also in a school of analysis.Find Tracy McNulty’s work here:Wrestling with the Angel: Experiments in Symbolic Life (Columbia University Press, 2014) The Hostess: Hospitality, Femininity, and the Expropriation of Identity(University of Minnesota Press, 2006)“The Untreatable: The Freud...2021-09-0742 min
Penumbr(a)cast - The Other SceneIntroduction to Penumbr(a)cast - The Other ScenePenumbr(a)cast - The Other Scene is a podcast related to Penumbr(a), the journal of the Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis & Culture at Buffalo: https://www.penumbrajournal.org Special thanks to Megan Hirner for her assistance with the audio files and many other details to produce this podcast. This brief introduction explains how the podcast came into existence in 2020, as well as its initial project. 2021-08-0302 min
BIOGRAFÍA MUSICALJorge Negrete, El Charro CantorFENÓMENO CULTURAL
En las décadas de 1930 y 1940, México buscaba símbolos de identidad. Mientras que en los murales se rescataba la raíz indígena, el charro mexicano resultó para el cine un personaje que podría encarnar los anhelos y nostalgia del México posterior a la revolución. El joven criollo Jorge Negrete encajaba en el modelo aspiracional de la época. En muchas de las películas mexicanas de esa etapa se presentaba una sociedad rural idílica no exenta de personajes tiránicos enfrentados con el personaje protagónico, es decir, el Charro Cantor.
Después de sus...2019-11-2920 min