Arts And Other Applications of Psychoanalysis:

Psychoanalysis has many more applications other than its clinical lens. Contemporary interdisciplinary approaches extend psychoanalytic principles in anthropological, socio-political, cultural studies, and also feminist and sexual discourses. It is a tool to inculcate literary criticism, character analysis in novels, as well as in cinema and visual medium. Increasingly various forms of expressive arts therapy practices often use psychoanalytic principles to elaborate on their both practical and theoretical models. Creative arts is significant in cultivating the spiritual connection with one’s inner self and using it as a tool to convey one’s own inner conflicts, imaginations, fantasies with the outer world using it as an expressive creative language. It all adds up to creating a cultural imagination of a community, county. 

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Education:

“Education” is derived from the Latin word “educare”, which means to nourish the development qualities in a child – mind, body and spirit. Though the mind and body are intricately interwoven entities that impact one another in numerous ways, the significance of emotional wellbeing and cognitive, intellectual expansion is paramount in ensuring the holistic growth of an individual. The teaching fraternity offers the foundation to the long-lasting mentorship role of the teacher-student dyad. Traditional learning models need simultaneous and steady complementary community learning designs for a rich collective intellectual disposition of its society. ​