Cross-Listings
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The following courses are credited towards the Psychoanalytic Studies minor. To view complete course descriptions, click on the link or you can get a copy of the Graduate School Course Atlas. If you have questions about courses not listed here, please contact the program director.
PSP 789
Autobiografical Memory
Professor Fivush
In this seminar we will examine theory and research on autobiographical memory from developmental and cultural prospective. Topics will include the emergence of autobiographical memory, the problem of “childhood amnesia”, autobiographical memory across the lifespan, relations between autobiographical memory and self, narrative identity, and gender and cultural differences in auto biographical memory.
ARTHIST 775: Art and Literature in Post-War France
Minturn
Thr 1:00–4:00 pm ......................Max: 10
(Crosslisted with CPLT 751)
CPLT 751-01P: Life Stories
Bammer
Mon: 1:00-4:00 ............................. Max: 5
[Crosslisted w/ ILA 790]
CPLT 751 002: W.G. Sebald’s Work and the Trauma of the 20th Century: The Holocaust as the “Rupture of Civilization”
Holdenried
Tue 1:00-4:00................... Max: 4
[Crosslisted w/ GER 550]
CPLT 751 03P: Literature and Laughter
Felman
Mon 4:00-7:00....................... Max: 9
[Crosslisted w/ ILA 790, FREN 770, ENG 789R]
CPLT 752 000: Trauma, Time, and History
Caruth
Thr: 1:00-4:00 ............................. Max: 10
[Crosslisted w/ ENG 789 and ILA 790 and FREN 770]
FILM 582: Contemporary Film Theory
Brintnell
Tue/Thr 10:00-11:15................ Max: 20
Mandatory film screening Tue 8-10 pm
PHIL 789: Ethics After Morality
Willett
Fri 1:00-4:00 ............................. Max: 9
(Same as WS 585)
PSYCH 541: Personality & Psychopathology II
Westen
Wed 1:00–3:30.......................... Max: 15
PSYCH 549: Assessment II: Personality and Psychopathology II
Lilienfeld
Thrs 2:30–5:30........................ Max: 18
PSYCH 730R: Narratives and Identity Research Group
Fivush
PSYCH 770: Interpersonal Approaches to Personality, Psychopathology, and Psychotherapy
Nowicki
Wed 1:00-3:30 ....................... Max: 15
PSYCH 770: Religion and Science: Cognitive Foundations
McCauley
Tue 1:00-4:00...................... Max: 12
(Same as Philosophy 789)
PSYCH 770: Social Psychology and Affective Neuroscience
Westen/Hamann/Bachevalier
TBA............. Max: 18
(SPAN Seminar)
RLPC 779: Religious Imagination and Religious Knowing
Theodore Brelsford
Fri 2:00-5:00 ................. Max: 12
SPANISH 550: The Transatlantic Epistolary
Gold/Stolley
Mon 1:00-4:00 pm................Max: 15
ANT 585
Religion and Therapy
Chikako Ozawa-de Silva
ANT
Medical Anthropology
Chikako Ozawa-de Silva
CPLT 751R/ENG 789
Poststructuralist Theory and Technical Culture
Johnston
CPLT 751R/ENG 752R
Globalization, Disaster, and Literary Witness
Kalaidjian
FREN 775/CPLT 751
Revolutionary Perversions
Elissa Marder
FREN 770
The Origins of Subjectivity
Dalia Judovitz
Wednesday 1-4 (In English)
FREN 785
Food and Cannibalism in Caribbean Literature
Valérie Loichot
Thursday 1-4 (Possibly taught in English)
LAW 715
Law and the Unconscious Mind
Martha Grace Duncan
RLAR 737
Topics in Asian Religions: Psychoanalysis and the Religious Cultures of South Asia
Paul Courtright
BIOS 520
Clinical Trials Methodology
Easley
CPLT 751
The Limit Experience
Jill Robbins
CPLT 751
Godard/Barthes
Karla Oeler
CPLT 751
Other to Oneself: Precarious Identifications
Claire Nouvet
CPLT 751/GER 550
The Hermeneutics of Suspicion
-- Franz Kafka
Waniek
FILM 582
Contemporary Film Theory
Oeler
RLTS 770
Psychology and Religion: Theology and Sexuality
Mark Jordan
ILA 790/HIST 585/ANTH 585
Food and Taboo: History of Dieting
Gilman
ILA 790/CPLT 751
Theories and Ethnographies of Pleasure and Suffering
Moon
PSYCHOLOGY 541
Personality & Psychopathology II
Westen
PSYCHOLOGY 546
Intervention I
Duke
SOC 513
Perspectives on Mental Health
Keyes
SOC 554
Causes of Crime
Griffiths
SPANISH 560
Dirty Lit: Sex and Sexualities
Quiroga
WS 585/PHIL 789
New Critical Theory
Willett
(Permission required from the Department of Women's Studies)
ANTH 585/RLAR 797
Phenomenology and Treatment of Depression: Body, Mind and Culture
Professors Ozawa de Silva, Raison, & Logsang Negi
ANTH 585/RLPC 790
Religion and Therapy
Professor Ozawa de Silva
ANTH 585/ILA 790/HIST 585
Food and Taboo: History of Dieting II
Professor Gilman
CPLT 751
Bahktin on Philosophy, Literature and Criticism
Professor Bracht Branham
CPLT 752/ENGL 730
Romantic Subjectivities
Professor White
CPLT 752/ENGL 752/ILA 790
20th Century American Literature and Extraordinary Experience
Professor Kalaidjian
CPLT 753/ILA 790
The Work of Memory
Professor Bammer
FILM 582
Contemporary Film Theory
Professor Steffen
FILM 501
Seminar in Authorship: Women Directors
Professor Martin
JS 730/MES 570
Holocaust Literature
Professor Yeglin
PHIL 789
Lacan and Modern Philosophy
Professor A. Johnston
PSYCH 541
Personality and Psychopathology
Professor Westen
PSYCH 730
Research on Group Narratives
Professor Fivush
RLPC 760
Theology and Personality
Professor Hunter
WS 751
Feminist Theory
Professor Sparks
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