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AN INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOANALYSIS TODAY

British Psychoanalytical Society. A course held on Wednesday evenings at the Institute of Psychoanalysis during the autumn and spring terms. Each week there is a lecture followed by discussion in small groups. All lecturers and group leaders are practising psychoanalysts.

For further details and to register, contact Paula Taylorat: The Institute of Psychoanalysis.

Tel:020 7563-5010

e-mail: Paula.Taylor@iopa.org.uk

Website: www.psychoanalysis.org.uk/events2.htm

ZOOMORPHIC

A V&A exhibition on contemporary architecture inspired by animals. Zoomorphic will disply examples of such buildings from around the world, none more than 15 years old and many still under construction. Among the international architects whose work is featured are Frank Gehry, Antiago Calatrava, Renzo Piano, Greg Lynn and Michael Storkin. Architectural models, sketches and photographs will be displayed …

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