Clarkson University, 4-5 May 2012. Scholars wishing to attend this event should send inquires to Stephen T. Casper.
Invited
Speakers
Jesse F. Ballenger (The Penn State University) “The Development of Transgenic Mouse Models of
Alzheimer's Disease”
Jeremy Blatter (Harvard University) “Psychotherapy Before the Age of Freud”
Brian Casey (Office of NIH History) “Somatizing the Psyche: the National
Institute of Mental Health and the shift towards Biological Psychiatry”
Joseph Duemer (Clarkson University) “Affect & Character: The Emergence of the
Modernist Self”
Rachel Fulton (Clarkson University) “What is Technique?”
Justin Garson (Hunter College,
CUNY) “The Rise and Fall of the
Dopamine Hypothesis of Schizophrenia”
Katja Guenther (Princeton
University) “Paul Schilder and
the Body Image, Or How to Do Psychoanalysis without the Unconscious”
Heidi Knoblaugh (Yale University)
“The Paris School, Oliver Wendell
Holmes and the Stereoscope”
Kenton Kroker & Francesco
Rodriguez (York
University) “Configuring
Epidemic Encephalitis at the Transnational, International, and Local Levels, 1917-39”
Susan Lamb (McGill University)
”Psychoanalytic Techniques at
the Phipps Clinic in Baltimore”
Scott Phelps (Harvard University)
“Dream Images of Agnosia in the Poetzl
Phenomenon (or How to See with Mind-Blindness)”
Rebecca Schilling & Stephen
T. Casper (Clarkson
University) “Of Psychometric
Means: Starke R. Hathaway and the Popularization of the Minnesota Multiphasic
Personality Inventory”
Tobias Rees (McGill University)
“Developmental Diseases – an
Introduction to the Neurological Human
(in Motion)”
Nicholas Whitfield (McGill
University) “Minding Donors: Vasomotor Phenomena and
the Search for the Altruistic Spirit”
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