Monday, January 3, 2011

性別及精神分析學者彭仁郁來港演講

性別研究公開講座:當亂倫創傷遇上精神分析──原初幻想或建構的真實?
Gender Studies Public Lecture: Incest Trauma under the Light of Psychoanalysis: Reality, Fantasy or Construction?


過去兩年,由香港中文大學性別研究課程主辦,利希慎基金贊助的性別研究公開講座系列成功邀請各地不同學者來港分享性別研究的經驗和成果。踏入第三年,中大性別研究課程將繼續主辦性別研究公開講座系列2011

首場一月的講座邀請了台灣中央研究院民族學研究所助研究員彭仁郁博士。彭氏留學法國,2006年取得法國巴黎狄德羅大學心理病理學暨精神分析學博士。其博士論文在2008年獲法國「研究世界」博士論文獎,並於次年3月改寫成書出版《亂倫試煉》。20098月進入台灣中央研究院民族學研究所任助研究員。著有譯著多種,包括《恐怖的力量》等。

是次講座題為「當亂倫創傷遇上精神分析──原初幻想或建構的真實?」。彭氏將會深入探討亂倫主題及精神分析理論千絲萬縷的關係,特別是亂倫主題怎樣被挪用為壓迫受害者主體自由的凶器。此次演講會結合亂倫暴力「受害者」的經驗與精神分析理論/實踐來尋找重新看待真實心理創傷的角度

如有查詢,請致電2696-1026或電郵至genderstudiesPLS@cuhk.edu.hk。公開講座歡迎公眾參加,有興趣人士可於網上登記:http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/gender/publiclecture.htm



活動備忘:

公開講座當亂倫創傷遇上精神分析──原初幻想或建構的真實?

日期:2011126日(星期三)

時間:晚上730分至930

地點:香港灣仔軒尼詩道15 號溫莎公爵社會服務大廈202(港鐵灣仔站A2出口)

語言:普通話

主持:陳寧(塵翎) 作家、傳媒人、文化評論人

Public Lecture Series on Gender Studies 2011: Psychoanalysis, Architecture and Turkey, Photography, Postcolonial Cultural Politics


















Public Lecture Series on Gender Studies 2011: Psychoanalysis, Architecture and Turkey, Photography, Postcolonial Cultural Politics / 性別研究公開講座系列2011:精神分析、土耳其建築、攝影、後殖民文化政治

Organizer: Gender Studies Programme, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Sponsor: Lee Hysan Foundation

Venue: Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong (Wan Chai MTR Exit A2)

Inquiries: email: genderstudiesPLS@cuhk.edu.hk; tel: 2696 1026; fax: 2603 7223

Registration:

http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/gender/publiclecture.htm

26.01

講題:當亂倫創傷遇上精神分析──原初幻想或建構的真實?

講者:彭仁郁 台灣中央研究院民族學研究所助研究員

日期:二〇一一年一月二十六日(星期三)

時間:晚上七時三十分至九時三十分

27.04

Topic: Women and the Modern Domicile in Turkey in the Mid-20th Century

Speaker: Meltem Ö. Gürel Assistant Professor, Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design, Bilkent University, Turkey

Date: Wednesday, 27 April 2011

Time: 7:30pm – 9:30pm

27.07

講題:與邢丹文對談:攝影、現實及生存的關係

講者:邢丹文 北京獨立藝術家

日期:二〇一一年七月二十七日(星期三)

時間:晚上七時三十分至九時三十分

Oct/Nov. Visiting Scholar

TRINH T. Minh-ha 鄭明河

Professor

Department of Gender and Womens Studies and Department of Rhetoric

University of California, Berkeley, USA

Born in Vietnam, Trinh T. Minh-ha is a filmmaker, writer and music composer. Her works include: ten books, including Elsewhere Within Here (Immigration, Refugeeism and The Boundary Event, 2010); The Digital Film Event (2005), Cinema Interval (1999), Framer Framed (on film, 1992), When the Moon Waxes Red, (on representation, gender and cultural politics, 1991), Woman, Native, Other (on post-coloniality and feminism, 1989), En minuscules (poems, 1987), and in collaboration with Jean-Paul Bourdier, Habiter un monde (Paris, 2006), Drawn from African Dwelling (1996), African Spaces - Designs for Living in Upper Volta (1985); seven filmsNight Passage (98 mins narrative, 2004) • The Fourth Dimension (87 mins digital film, 2001), • A Tale of Love (108 mins, 35mm, 1995), an experimental narrative, • Shoot for the Contents (102 mins, 1991), a film on culture, art and politics in China, • Surname Viet Given Name Nam (108 mins, 1989), a film on identity and culture through the struggle of Vietnamese women, • Naked Spaces - Living is Round (135 mins, 1985), and •Reassemblage (40 mins, 1982); and four large-scale multi-media installations, • Nothing But Ways (in collaboration with L M Kirby, 1999, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco), • The Desert is Watching (in collaboration with Jean-Paul Bourdier, 2003, Kyoto Art Biennale), • L'Autre marche (The Other Walk, June 2006 until 2009 at the new Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, France, also in collaboration with J-P Bourdier), and • Old Land New Waters (2007, 2009, Okinawa Prefectural and Fine Arts Museum; 2008, Guangzhou Triennial, Guandong, China).

The recipient of numerous awards and grants (including the "Trailblazers" Award at MIPDOC, Cannes; AFI National Independent Filmmaker Maya Deren Award; fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment of the Arts, the Rockefeller Foundation, the American Film Institute, The Japan Foundation, and the California Arts Council), her films have been honored in over forty two retrospectives in the US, the UK, Brazil, Canada, Italy, Korea, Spain, the Netherlands, Slovenia, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Japan, India, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Jerusalem, and were exhibited at the international contemporary art exhibition Documenta 11 (2002) in Germany. Trinh Minh-ha has traveled and lectured extensively—in the States as well as in Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand—on film, art, feminism, and cultural politics. She taught at the National Conservatory of Music in Dakar, Senegal (1977-80), at universities such as Cornell, San Francisco State, Smith, Harvard, Ochanomizu (Tokyo), Ritsumeikan (Kyoto), Dongguk (Seoul), and is Professor of Gender & Women's Studies and of Rhetoric at the University of California, Berkeley.

Public lectures

"Walking with the Unmourned"

"The Politics of Forms and Forces"

Seminar

"The Boundary Event"

Workshop

"D-Story, D-Film"(Cinematic, Digital, Transcultural) Screening of the film NIGHT PASSAGE followed by discussion