Newly Contributed Publications to
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In
Memoriam
Thomas S. Szasz, MD
1920 - 2012
by Patrick B. Kavanaugh, Ph.D.
David St.
John is
a core doctoral faculty member at the Michigan School of
Professional Psychology, in Farmington Hills, MI. His is also a
board member of the Academy for the Study of the Psychoanalytic
Arts, and has a private practice in Plymouth, MI. This paper was
first published in the October 2009 Newsletter of the Michigan
Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology.
Maxa Ott is a psychoanalyst in private
practice in Pasadena, CA, where she is a also a Training and
Supervising Analyst at the Newport Psychoanalytic Institute. She
holds a Ph.D. from the Southern California Psychoanalytic
Institute (now New Center for Psychoanalysis) in Los Angeles, is a
licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and holds an M.A. in both
Linguistics and History from the Friedrich Alexander Universitaet
Erlangen-Nuernberg in Germany. She is the author of “First Steps
in the Clinical Practice of Psychotherapy. She has presented two
papers for publication on the Academy's website. They are:
Michael
Larivičre was born in Montreal, Canada. He moved to France
in 1971 to study Philosophy and eventually earned doctoral degrees
in Philosophy, Psychology, and French Literature. He has met and
worked with many scholars including Derrida, Barthes, Lacan,
Lyotard and Dolto. Dr. Larivičre speaks (and works) in four
languages: English, French, Italian and German. Currently, his
practice is in France and he has lead seminars internationally in
Italy, Canada, United States and Switzerland.
Barry
Dauphin, Ph.D.
Barry Dauphin, Ph.D. is an
assistant professor
in the Psychology Department of the University of Detroit-Mercy.
He has served as president of the
Michigan Society for Psychoanalytic
Psychology
(1997-99; 2003-2009). He is a past president of the local
chapters section of
Division 39. He has written on psychoanalysis &
culture, psychoanalysis & philosophy and issues involved in
psychoanalytic
therapy with children and has published the book
Tantalizing Times: Excitements, Disconnects,
and Discontents in Contemporary American Society
published by
Peter Lang in 2006.
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