Collectives of Care: Thursday, May 21st     Z-Panel | 3:00PM  EDT

Meredith TenHoor; Camille Robcis

Published May 21, 2020

Meredith TenHoor

Associate Professor, Architecture, Pratt Institute

Camille Robcis

Associate Professor of French and of History, Columbia University

Abstract

This event will take place as a public Zoom panel starting at 3:00 pm EDT. Please REGISTER HERE in advance. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Event Video:

Camille Robcis, Institutional Psychotherapy and Institutional Analysis in 1960s France

Meredith TenH oor, Architectures of Care: French Theories and Institutions circa 1968

[Nicole Sonolet, Diagrams of sociability groupings for the clinic at Soisy-sur-Seine.]

How did the practice of institutional psychotherapy develop, and how has it contributed to our understanding of the spaces and practices necessary for the institutions of care, and to our concepts of a city designed to deliver care? Together, these two papers will discuss the emergence of institutional psychotherapy in Spain and France in the 1960s and 70s, with a focus on the St. Alban clinic, and theories of “collective facilities,” or social care amenities planned and theorized by the French collective CERFI (the Center for Institutional Studies, Research and Training) and the architect Nicole Sonolet. In these contexts philosophers Michel Foucault, Anne Querrien, Félix Guattari and Gilles Deleuze developed now well-known philosophies of power, infrastructure, and the subject that were heavily influenced by their work to provide, design, and theorize spaces of care. Speakes will narrate this moment in urban and intellectual history in order to together discuss how it can inform present debates about theories and practices of care.

Issue

Care for the Polis: Cities, Health, and the Humanities

Section

Past

How to Cite

TenHoor, M., & Robcis, C. (2020). Collectives of Care: Thursday, May 21st Z-Panel | 3:00PM EDT. Care for the Polis. Retrieved from https://journals.library.columbia.edu/index.php/careforpolis/article/view/5681

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