4th Lifetime Achievement Awards for Extraordinary Accomplishments in Psychohistory Presented by Psychohistory Forum to Distinguished Women Scholars
December 2, 2023, 11am-1:30pm EST (virtual room opens at 10:30am EST)
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This is our 4th Lifetime Achievement Awards ceremony at Psychohistory Forum, and it is the 1st one organized around women contributors to psychohistory, with a focus on women and feminist issues/approaches.
The recipients are Nancy Chodorow, Eva Fogelman, Carol Gilligan, and Nancy McWilliams. They were chosen because of their major achievements, and in the case of Eva Fogelman, also her commitment to healing her patients and to the Psychohistory Forum.
Paul Elovitz, Director of Psychohistory Forum and Editor of Clio’s Psyche, will start the meeting with the introduction to the activities of the Psychohistory Forum (1982) and Clio’s Psyche (1994) for those who are unfamiliar with our scholarly ideals and with what we do to achieve them. We will show a short video collage of the prior Lifetime Achievement award meetings. Then, we will introduce a brief listing of distinguished women contributors who, had they been alive, would probably have been recipients of these Lifetime Achievement Awards.
The main part of this meeting will be dedicated to four incredible women, who will be presented by their colleagues/introducers (up to 10 min each), and then the awardees will respond/reflect on what was said, as well as about their psychohistorical influence and work, and the occasion in general (up to 10 min each):
Nancy Chodorow – introducer Jeffrey Prager Eva Fogelman – introducer Peace Sullivan Carol Gilligan – introducer Ruthellen Josselson Nancy McWilliams – introducer Jim Anderson
There will be plenty of time for a Q & A and general discussion.
Short biographies and introductory statements by the introducers of the awardees will be available here soon.
Inna Rozentsvit, Associate Director of the Psychohistory Forum and Associate Editor of Clio’s Psyche, will sum up the meeting and invite colleagues to join in our activities by becoming members of the Forum and writing for our journal.
As a follow-up to the Lifetime Achievement Award, Carol Gilligan’s Festschrift is now being planned. Festschrifts for other women are also a possibility. Colleagues, family members, and friends are invited to attend this virtual ceremony.
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HISTORY OF THE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS AT PSYCHOHISTORY FORUM:
Paul, Paul H. Elovitz, PhD, Historian, Research Psychoanalyst, Online Professor, Editor, Clio’s Psyche, and author The Making of Psychohistory: Origins, Controversies, and Pioneering Contributors (Routledge, 2018), editor of The Many Roads of the Builders of Psychohistory (2021) and author of over 400 publications. E-mail: cliospsycheeditor@gmail.com.
Inna, Inna Rozentsvit, M.D., PhD, MBA, MSciEd, Physician, Neuropsychoanalyst, Neuropsychoeducator, Associate Editor of Clio’s Psyche and Associate Director of the Psychohistory Forum. E-mail: inna.rozentsvit@gmail.com. Web: www.innarozentsvit.com.
