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Episode Notes In this episode, the remowned author, Maggie Nelson, shares her personal history with psychoanalysis, from Eve Kosofsky Segwick's unforgettable class on non-oedipal models of psychology, through her formative encounter with Shoshana Felman's reading of transference, all the way to her thoughts about anal sex and queer family romance. It's a blast! Edited by: Dr. Buzi Raviv and Noam Segalovitz, BGU Radio Music: Felisyanstudios.com Find out more at https://psychoanaliterature.pinecast.co

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