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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2017

Ilinca Iurascu - May 9, 2016

from VISR Vancouver Institute of Social Research · host Brynn McNab

"13 Ways of Looking at a Crocodile" Starting from one of the more obscure and often overlooked literary references in Freud’s Das Unheimliche– a tale about haunted houses and reptilian ghosts – my talk will engage with a series of texts that feature a strange theoretical animal: the crocodile. In a trajectory that leads from Freud’s Viennese home to Max Ernst’s collages from 19th century illustrated journals, I will explore some of the curious literary apparitions of ‘the beast in whose mouth we all are’- to paraphrase a well-known formulation by Jacques Lacan. Ilinca Iurascu - May 9, 2016 VISR Vancouver Institute of Social Research

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