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The IndypendenT #229: nOVeMBeR 2017 • IndypendenT.ORG ARTS FUndInG FOR The ReST OF US, p4 AMAZOn STALKS The BIG AppLe, p6 FALL MUSIC, p20 ReSISTAnCe & ReSILIenCe In pUeRTO RICO Hurricane Maria COVeRAGe STARTS On pAGe 10 survivors inside their home. CAROLYN COLE/GETTY IMAGES WE REMEMBER. MARCH WE RESIST. ACROSS THE SANDY5TH ANNIVERSARY WE RISE. BROOKLYN SATURDAY OCTOBER 28TH 11AM CADMAN PLAZA, BROOKLYN BRIDGE 2 COMMUNITY CALENDAR The IndypendenT THE INDYPENDENT, INC. 388 Atlantic Avenue, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11217 212-904-1282 www.indypendent.org Twitter: @TheIndypendent facebook.com/TheIndypendent BOARD OF DIRECTORS: FRI OCT 20 retrospective of Ayón’s work FROM SYRIA Costumes are strongly encour- Ellen Davidson, Anna Gold, 6:30PM • FREE on view at El Museo del Barrio Appearing with journalist and aged. 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    VOLUME 36 NUMBER 3 NUMBER 36 VOLUME Uniting the Schools of Thought World Organization and Public Education Corporation - National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis STANDING IN THE SAME STREAM: ENVY & JEALOUSY CHALLENGES RIVALS IN AND OUT OF OUR ANALYTIC CIRCLES by Robert Marchesani After waking from a night- Heinz Hartmann and the hapless ego psychologists is main- mare, 25-year-old Leonardo tained at an impressive level.” Da Vinci is told: “You have a gift, Leo, a kind of genius, the The same was true between Anna Freud’s followers and those likes of which I’ve never seen; of Melanie Klein and other schools of rivaling thought about and because of that, people psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. “Freud, the father, doesn’t will always seek to destroy you. escape this either among those who disdain him for his patriar- Please, don’t aid them in their chal and scientistic inclinations, but also the idealized identifica- endeavor.” - Da Vinci’s Demons tions that he inspired,” Lichtenstein continued. “Fixed, absolute identifications and their fiction of wholeness and certainty are Edmund Leites and Symposium 2013 began with ultimately anathema to the vital play of desire. They turn it Martin Bergman David Lichtenstein’s keynote instead into its death form, which is envy.” presentation I Am Not What I Am (a line by Iago from “Othello”) from a qualifying Lacanian “In theater and in literature,” Lichtenstein analyzed, “envy and perspective. Co-founder, faculty member, and supervisor at jealousy are as often the subject of comedy as of tragedy. Après Coup Psychoanalytic Association, Lichtenstein set the This tragi-comic theme is the hatred among rivals.