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• Jacques Lacan:Chronology
  ...tends the first public reading of [[Ulysses]] by [[James]] [[Joyce]] (1882-1941) at Shakespeare and Co in Paris. =====1941=====
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• Hannah Arendt
  In 1941, Arendt escaped with her husband and her [[mother]] to the [[United States]
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• Alfred Hitchcock
  ...omantic [[comedy]], ''[[Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941 film)|Mr. & Mrs. Smith]]'' (1941) and the courtroom drama ''[[The Paradine Case]]'' (1947), to the dark and ...r, for [[Academy Award for Best Picture|Best Picture]]: ''[[Suspicion]]'' (1941).
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• The One Measure of True Love Is: You Can Insult the Other
  ...ask my leftist friends who repeat that mantra: What would you have said in 1941 with Hitler. Would you also say: 'We shouldn't resist, because violence nev
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• Violence
  ...[leftist]] friends who [[repeat]] that mantra: What would you have said in 1941 with [[Hitler]]. Would you also say: 'We shouldn't resist, because violence
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• War
  ...[leftist]] friends who [[repeat]] that mantra: What would you have said in 1941 with [[Hitler]]. Would you also say: 'We shouldn't resist, because violence
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• Welcome to the Desert of the Real (Essay)
  ...]], which was elevated to the [[role]] of the main [[enemy]]; from June 22 1941, when [[Germany]] attacked [[Soviet Union]], it was again the popular front
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• Surrealism
  He attended the first [[public]] readings of [[James Joyce]]'s (1882-1941) [[Ulysses]] in 1921 and was a well-known figure in the cafés and bookshop
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• The One Measure of True Love is "You Can Insult the Other"
  ...my [[leftist]] friends who repeat that mantra: What would you have said in 1941 with Hitler. Would you also say: 'We shouldn't resist, because violence nev
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• Wilhelm Reich
  ...had a scientific discovery he wanted to discuss, and on [[January 13]], [[1941]], he went to visit [[Einstein]] in [[Princeton, New Jersey|Princeton]]. Th
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• Erich Fromm
  ...ed Kingdom|Britain]] as ''The [[Fear]] of Freedom''), first published in [[1941]], Fromm's writings were notable as much for their [[social]] and [[politic *''Escape from Freedom'' (AKA ''The Fear of Freedom''), [[1941]]
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• France
  ...promoted in [[particular]] by the novelist and critic Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) and the 'Bloomsbury Group', an [[intellectual]] circle in which Woolf figu
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• Germany
  ...er was [[forced]] to flee Switzerland for "communist [[activity]]," and in 1941 he joined the resistance group that had formed around H. Schultze-Boysen (t
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• Stalinism
  ...en's Day I was not elected to the honor presidium,' he records on March 8, 1941. 'That, of course, is no accident.' Ah, but what did it mean? Dimitrov - wh
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• Jean-Claude Milner
  ...cience]] theoretician, writer and thinker. He was [[born]] in [[Paris]] in 1941. He made his studies in Paris and in the [[United States]]. He is a special
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• United States
  ...in cities throughout the country, especially on the two coasts. Already in 1941, Karen Horney (1895-1952) had [[left]] the New York Psychoanalytic Institut
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• Splits in psychoanalysis
  ...s kept out of the New York Institute, also for theoretical differences. In 1941, along with others who shared her "[[culturalist]]" views, she founded the
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• Sylvia Lacan
  ...e|1930-1966]]). She had a second daughter, [[Judith]] (born in [[Timeline|1941]]) from her second marriage to [[psychoanalyst]] [[Jacques Lacan]]. * On [[{{Y}}#1941|July 3, 1941]], [[Judith Lacan]], the [[Jacques Lacan:Family|daughter]] of [[Lacan]] and
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• Infant observation (direct)
  ...[[Winnicott]] who, in "The Observation of Infants in a Set [[Situation]]" (1941), defined that field by envisioning [[infant]] observation as a "set situat
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• Siegfried Bernfeld
  ...missing]] unconscious connections (Bernfeld returns to this [[subject]] in 1941 in <i>The Fact of Observation in Psychoanalysis</i>, a work that exercised
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