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SUMMARY:Madeleine Davis Memorial Lecture 2026 with Lesley Caldwell: Thinking With and About Winnicott in Very Unsettled Times
DESCRIPTION:SQUIGGLE ONLINE \n\nThis paper celebrates the tenth anniversary of the publication of the Collected Works of D.W. Winnicott by returning briefly to its two launches in 2017: the first at The New School in New York City and the second at the British Psychoanalytical Society in London. \n\n\nIn New York\, Helen Taylor Robinson asked how much the Collected Works might reveal Winnicott’s work unfolding in ways that echo the unconscious processes at the heart of psychoanalysis itself\, presenting him as he did not know himself\, let alone as we do not fully know him yet. \nIn London\, the President of the International Psychoanalytical Association\, Stefano Bolognini\, commented on Winnicott’s intrinsic contribution to what he regards as\, on the one hand\, the contemporary capacity of the majority of analysts to share a common ground in the multi-faceted area of psychoanalytic theories\, and\, on the other\, his absolutely unique capacity to convey to ordinary people an understanding of the basics of extremely important psychoanalytic ideas. \nMy paper begins from these two perspectives and explores what the Winnicott who appears across those twelve volumes may offer now both to clinicians and to a wider readership in our own very anxiety-provoking and distressing times. \n  \nHow to register: \nSquiggle Members free \nNon-members £35 Book tickets via Eventbrite \nStudents £20 Book tickets via Eventbrite \n*************** \nPlease note that this event is delivered live and is not available on-demand for later viewing. Access to recordings (where available) is reserved for Squiggle members only via the Members’ Area.
URL:https://squiggle-foundation.org/event/madeleine-davis-lecture-2026-lesley-caldwell/
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SUMMARY:Winnicott in Translation\, Online International Conference
DESCRIPTION:Winnicott’s work has an international reach and impact. Winnicott in Translation aims both to celebrate the translation of Winnicott into a number of different languages\, and think about how his ideas translate into different cultural contexts. The conference will include presentations\, papers and a facilitated discussion. Panels will include: Winnicott’s Translators\, Winnicott Across Borders and Translation in the Clinical Space. \n  \nConfirmed Speakers:  Kasper Demeulemeester (Netherlands)\, Anna Ferruta (Italy)\, Sara Bofitto (Italy)\, Lilian Tuane Saa (Chile)\, Gonzalo Lopez Musa (Chile)\, Rodrigo Rojas Jerez (Chile)\, Mike Tait (Hungary)\, Rudy Oldeschulte (USA)\, Marie Lenormand (France) \nAll presentations will be in English. \nTIMETABLE \n12.00-12.15 Tessa Dalley Introduction to the Squiggle Foundation and Housekeeping \n12.15-12.30 Tobias Jenkins Introduction to the Conference Theme \n12.30-2.00 Panel 1: Winnicott’s Translators (Chair: Adrian Sutton) \n12.30-12.50 Kasper Demeulemeester (Belgium) “From Scribbles to Squiggles: Translating The Child\, the Family and the Outside World as Part of an Artist’s Life and Work \n12.50-13.10 Gonzalo Lopez Musa\, Rodrigo Rojas Jerez and Lilian Tuane Saa (Chile) “Squiggling Across Languages: Whose Winnicott Do We Read in Spanish?” \n13.10-13.30 Sara Boffito and Anna Ferruta (Italy) “The Primitive and the Feeling of the Real: Winnicott’s Generative Language in Italian Translations” \n13.30-14.00 Discussion \n14.00-14.20 Break \n14.20-15.50 Panel 2: Winnicott Across Borders and Cultures (An International Workshop Facilitated by Mike Tait) \n15.50-16.10 Break \n16.10-17.40 Panel 3: Translation in the Clinical Space (Chair: Claire Pajaczkowska) \n16.10-16.40 Rudy Oldeschulte (USA)“Being and Becoming: Early Recognition and Development of Self” \n16.40-16.55 Discussion \n16.55-17.25 Marie Lenormand (France) “Playing\, Interpreting\, Translating” \n17.25-17.40 Discussion \n17.40-18.00 Closing Discussion and Reflections \n  \nThe event will take place on Zoom. \nBooking is essential for all attendees\, including Squiggle Foundation members. \nAll places must be reserved via Eventbrite. Please select the ticket category that applies to you. \nNon-members £90  \nCurrent Squiggle Foundation members £60  \nStudents (non-members) £30 \nCurrent Squiggle Foundation Student members Free \nFurther information: info@squiggle-foundation.org
URL:https://squiggle-foundation.org/event/winnicott-in-translation-online-international-conference/
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