In marking the Freud Museum's 40th anniversary, renowned psychoanalyst, professor and writer Christian Dunker explores why Freud's ideas remain vital more than a century after psychoanalysis emerged. Far from being historical curiosity, his theories continue to spark debate and fresh inquiry into how we understand ourselves.
Drawing on themes of psychological suffering, identity, culture and politics, this in-person lecture at the Freud Museum reflects on psychoanalysis in today's world—examining how it offers insight into contemporary challenges and the complexities of human experience.
