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  • In Spanish: August 6th, 2008m (7 to 9 p.m), Una mujer analista y sus pacientes varones: Enfoque teórico clínico y variaciones del encuadre por la Lic. Estela L Bichi, Miembro Titular Didacta de la Asociación Psicoanalítica Argentina, Miembro de la I.P.A. y de F.E.P.A.L., Doctoranda Universidad de UCES.
  • In Spanish: August 7th, 2008m in the A.M (10a.m to 12 p.m), Seminario sobre la obra de André Green: El complejo de la madre muerta por la Lic. Estela L Bichi, Miembro Titular Didacta de la Asociación Psicoanalítica Argentina, Miembro de la I.P.A. y de F.E.P.A.L., Doctoranda Universidad de UCES.
  • In English: August 7th, 2008m (7 to 9 p.m), Psychoanalysis and our psychoanalytic task in times of social upheaval and traumatic economy in Latin American countries por la Lic. Estela L Bichi, Miembro Titular Didacta de la Asociación Psicoanalítica Argentina, Miembro de la I.P.A. y de F.E.P.A.L., Doctoranda Universidad de UCES.

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