The author will examine some of the effects and consequences of the July 14, 2016 terrorist attack on the English Embankment, focusing on the urban reconstruction processes. How can psychoanalysis assist in considering the extraconscious processes that accompany the symbolization of loss: recuperation and resiliency? The phenomenon of doubling the loss, which is essential to the mourning process, will be examined. The report is based on an interdisciplinary programme designed to investigate the spatial effects of an attack.
This report, along with many others, will be presented at the International Psychoanalytic Forum “Thoughts On The Times About War And Psychoanalysis.”
Frédéric Vinot – Doctor of Psychology, Lecturer in Clinical and Pathological Psychology at the University of Côte d’Azur, Director of Research in Clinical Psychology (LAPCOS), Director of the M2 Master Course “Clinical Psychology and Therapeutic Mediation through Art,” and Director of the Interaction, Art Project, psychotherapy.
The event will be held in three locations: Kyiv (Ukraine), Nice, and Strasbourg (France).
The agenda includes reports, discussions, supervisory groups, a round table, and other elements.
Speakers: Uvarova S.G., T. Bisson, F. Vinot, S. Benvenuto, K. Schoder, D. Druzhinenko-Silyan, Milotvorskaya V.V., Bondareva S.V.
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