The LATEST on Rendering Unconscious Podcast! RU424: MARY WILD PRESENTS OBSESSIONAL NEUROSIS ON FILM renderingunconscious.substack.com/p/ru424-mary... @psycstar.bsky.social
Mary Wild
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Freudian Cinephile. Feminine jouissance maximalist. Creator of the Projections lecture series. Author of Psychoanalysing Horror Cinema. 🧿🧬🌹🗡️🪞👽 linktr.ee/psycstar
Join us Wednesday, October 14th, as Mary Wild presents Neurosis On Film online for RU Center for Psychoanalysis! Event begins at 4PM London (11AM NYC) and runs for 2 hours. rucenterforpsychoanalysis.substack.com Will be recorded! @psycstar.bsky.social
Mary Wild's presentation on David Bowie's 1970s transformation was a masterclass that Bowie fans and analyst groupies should check out. I was somewhat reminded of Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh's work with Corey Taylor (#Slipknot) on The Therapist (youtu.be/Azt8SRgwBJ8).
THE MAN WHO FELL INTO HIMSELF: David Bowie’s 1970s Transformations 2-hour online lecture, 24 June 5:00 PM BST Livestream will be recorded. Event hosted by Rendering Unconscious Center For Psychoanalysis @drsinclair.bsky.social DETAILS ➡️ www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-man-wh...
For the final episode of our Man-Made Monsters series, Mike looks back at what we've learned about the subgenre over the last 36 episodes and counts down the listeners' Top 10! Plus @psycstar.bsky.social drops in for a final wrap-up chat about the season. Out now!
Cornwall folks, I'll be giving a post-screening talk about this Iranian film at The Poly cinema in Falmouth, come along! Event details: thepoly.org/whats-on/eve...
It was a privilege getting to review @psycstar.bsky.social book Psychoanalysing Horror Cinema for my website www.fishnetsandphilosophy.com/reviews/mary...
Mary Wild Takes us on a Psychoanalytical Tour of Horror Cinema in Psychoanalyzing Horror Cinema — Fishnets and Philosophy
I have long admired Mary Wild’s use of psychoanalysis to approach horror and genre cinema, so it has been a true delight of mine to review her book Psychoanalyzing Horror Cinema . I have been privile...
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Gosh there are so many writers that constantly make me think "fuck - what a privilege to read this" @blondekwaidan.bsky.social @blsaycewrites.bsky.social @bjcolangelo.bsky.social @momoshaty.bsky.social @theneonbanshee.bsky.social @sharai.bsky.social @psycstar.bsky.social So many more too
Emily C. Hughes@emilyhughes.bsky.social · 8mo agohey who's your favorite writer working in horror commentary & cultural criticism?
Mary Wild will be presenting her work on Lynchian Women on David Lynch’s birthday, Tuesday, January 20th at 5PM London (9AM Vancouver / 12 NYC / 18:00 Stockholm / 19:00 Beirut). We will be meeting for 2 hours. @psycstar.bsky.social @carlabrahamsson.bsky.social renderingunconscious.substack.com
LYNCHIAN WOMEN Online lecture: January 20th, 5pm - 7pm GMT www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lynchian-women-tickets-1968254153156
Lynchian Women
Unravel the mystery of David Lynch's heroines—dreamlike, dangerous, dazzling. A psychoanalytic deep dive into the feminine unconscious.
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When a film writer as beloved and respected as Andrew Pope says that my book is "a classic-in-the-making", it really is a special moment of amazement and gratitude 😭❤️ I'm so happy to get this 5-star review from one of the best and smartest film experts out there! Please read and share this review 🙏
Andrew Pope@andrewpope.bsky.social · 10mo agoIn ‘Psychoanalysing Horror Cinema’ Mary Wild makes psychoanalysis the main lens through which to understand horror as a genre, and she does it for a mass audience. This is a must-read for horror-lovers, filling a major gap in their bookshelves. A triumph!
