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Valeria Schiavone. Re-Agire, Free to Leave, Free to Stay, Migration of Welcome

Valeria Schiavone, psychoanalyst and trainer, member of the Italian association Reagire, works with social cooperatives that support migrants locally. She promotes a clinical approach to truly welcoming the other, in all the complexity of their subjective experience, resisting categorization (even well-intentioned) and without forcing their desire. This long-term work forms the basis of an open sense of belonging, countering the dominant fantasies of identity and the prevailing security-driven impulses. It is a “clinical practice of the void,” grounded in a “virtuous negativity” capable of allowing the subject to emerge without fixing them in imaginary identities (even so-called “resilient” ones), and of establishing a method based on acknowledging and testifying to error. The aim is the political construction of a shared space of non-identitarian belonging, offering potential spaces that can reactivate the life of the individual and of the groups in which they freely choose to participate.

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ReAgire

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Re Agire

Re-Agire is a network that brings together Italians and foreigners with various professional backgrounds, ...

Segment 2

Social cooperatives, an Italian tradition

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Primum non nocere. Training to welcome without forcing desire

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Matrix of hospitality: an open sense of belonging across time and space

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Identity fantasy and security drive

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Virtuous negativity, 1. Allowing the subject to emerge without freezing it

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Study day about F. Laplantine

Anthropologist François Laplantine, invited by the writing cooperative and the LIAgE lab of Paris ...

Segment 7

Virtuous negativity, 2. Bearing witness to error

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Lorena Mendez Arieta. Welcoming Singularity in a Language Other Than One’s Own. Monograph, Psyche, and Politics

Lorena Mendez Arieta - teacher and Mexican psychologist, works in Italy with migrant women​

Segment 8

The common ground of a non-identitarian belonging

Segment 9

Stand-ins for potential spaces

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