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University of York: Terror for Beginners, a lecture by psychoanalyst Adam Phillips

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Hear writer and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips, whose work spans psychoanalysis, literature and cultural criticism, deliver an in-person public lecture. It’s part of a three-lecture series; admission is free, but booking is required.

Terror for Beginners is a public lecture presented by Visiting Professor Adam Phillips, writer and psychoanalyst, as part of a series of three lectures running across the year. It is hosted by the University of York and is open to alumni, staff, students and members of the public.

The event takes place in person at the University of York and offers an opportunity to hear from a leading thinker and essayist whose work spans psychoanalysis, literature and cultural criticism. The lecture is part of the university’s open lectures programme and is suitable for anyone interested in ideas, writing and contemporary thought.

Admission is free, but booking is required.

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Adam Phillips

PsychologyEnglishGeneral / All Sectors
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11 November 2026, 17:00 – 18:30

Duration: 1.5 hours

Location

In-person · Room V/N/045, Vanbrugh College, Campus West, University of York
  • Open to alumni, staff, students and the public
Free to participate

Free admission, booking required.

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