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This talk reconstructs what almost happened by examining the byways that psychoanalysis opened up for anticolonialism in the 1930s-40s, from Surrealist poetry and painting to Négritude and structural anthropology. These experiments pointed to a “new humanism” anchored in the global periphery that was overshadowed by decolonization’s subsequent failures.
The primary goal of the Rifkind Center is to promote the College’s intellectual and cultural activities in the Humanities and Arts. It does so in a variety of ways, including support for faculty research, the organization and sponsorship of special events, conferences and lectures, interdisciplinary faculty seminars, student outreach programs, and the support of a number of publications associated with the College.


















