• The Absent Horizon of Mortality

• Mood – Aesthetic, Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives

• Henry Rollins on the pleasures of acceleration

• stuck in the mess of life: anticipation and disappointment

• Henry Rollins on drugs, alcohol & self-transformation

• “feeling more or less alive on different days”

• CFP for the themed issue of ‘Subjectivity’ on Radical Negativity

• on nihilism and hope

• CFP: Digital Media, Psychoanalysis and the Subject

• enjoying it: candy crush and capitalism

• from governing the body to governing the mind

• the opaque subject and the elusive activity

• how much time do workers spend worrying?

• the distinction between ‘ambivalence’ and ‘mixed feelings’

• the recursive loop of technological metaphors for subjectivity

• social psychological approaches to understanding why people are blasé about data security

• what ‘freedom’ will mean in a gamified world

• the joys of being-in-the-zone

• a relational theory of addiction 

• manufacturing certainties in response to systemic uncertainties 

• the sociology of ‘blotting out’ experience 

• the affective basis of techno-fascism?

• digital capitalism, fetishistic disavowal and faux-collectives 

• the boss in your head: an unrecognised form of reflexivity?

• the cruel optimism of the nine to fivers anthem

• social media and the promise of never again being alone 

• the politics of noise in historical perspective

• freedom from self-imposed metrified tyranny: some thoughts on the moral psychology of self-tracking

• the micro-politics of noise and the challenge of being-with-others

• Relational Flourishing

• Creativity as Apophatic

• Selling psychopathy in late modernity

• The cultural representation of our inner life

• The gaps in which being human happens

• There was no ‘I’ to do it, because the ‘I’ was the result

• Time is always running out

• The narrative significance of ‘unreadability’

• The most ridiculous sentence I’ve ever read

• Getting out of the mess of life

• Doppelganger

• BSA happiness Study Group Seminar Novermber 2014 Northumbria University

• ONLY 2 PLACES LEFT!: The Psychosocial Imagination APS Launch Symposium 13 June

• The sociology of Elliot Rodger

• “You work your day doing something you’re not proud of, and you decompress at night with television and whisky”

• The violent rage of the ‘nice guy’

• The Psychosocial Imagination

• The Importance of Disappointment

• “Am I living my life right? As an INTP”

• Wilhelm Reich’s 6 Rules for Creative Sanity

• Doing nothing for 2 minutes: mindfulness, hyperactivity and technology loops

• Death Online Research Symposium

• Some auto-ethnographic thoughts on the phenomenology of writing

• Open Panel: Quantifying Affect and Emotion, Past and Present

• At what point do addictive games become sinister?

• This Is Water

• CfP: Death Online Research Symposium

• Vipassana

• Autism and Intense World Syndrome

• The Sociology of Awkwardness

• Nikolas Rose: What is Mental Illness Today? Five Hard Questions

• The Self-Talk of Intellectuals

• Education, Emotions and the Future Seminar

• The Phenomenology of Inertia

• The Phenomenology of Obsessiveness

• The search for the ‘perfect’ situation

• Some critical thoughts on psychosocial research

• The Sociology of Daydreaming

• Being Human, Emotionality and Everyday Life

• Emotions as commentaries on human concerns

• Researching Affect and Psychosocial Studies

• CFP Beyond Binaries: Exploring the Psychosocial (A Postgraduate Conference at the University of East London, UK)

• Taking the ‘inner eye’ out of introspection

• In defence of Jacques Lacan (sort of)

• Enquiring into Wellbeing: Reflections on Culture, Method and Inner Truths

• “I’m having an argument with myself”: memory, identity and agency

• The Psychopathology of Jacques Lacan or, Why Can’t Theorists Just Say What They Mean!??

• Baking an idea in the unconscious mind

• The Empty ‘Posturing’ of Žižek and Lacan?

• Data Biographies, Contexts and Persons: Search Keywords as Windows to the Soul

• Risk and Rapture: Apocalyptic Imagination in Late Modernity

• Subjectivity and Subculture: One Day Symposium

• voices and conversations; ‘real’ and ‘pathological’

• Why do people believe what they believe? Getting beyond the idea there’s something wrong with people who disagree with us

• Interrogating “the Social Unconscious” – 25th January

• Psyche in the habitus? Last chance to book!

• Call for Abstracts: Special Section on Happiness Research in Sociological Research Online 2013

• The Caterpillar’s Question: Cultural Resources and Identity

• Emotions and Reflexivity

• Podcast: Foucault, Biopolitics and Critique

• The fate of the individual in late capitalism

• The Morphogenesis of the Intimate Role Array, or, Why It Is Fucking Stupid To Worry About Being a ‘Substitute Boyfriend’…

• CfP:Social Pathologies of Contemporary Civilisation, University of Hull 13-14 Sep 2012 (this looks fantastic)

• The government of an ‘economy’ and the emergence of a ‘bioeconomy’

• The tension at the heart of the DSM

• The transition from psy discourse to neurochemical discourse

• The creation of the ‘mind’

• Nikolas Rose on the Reflexive Imperative and Health

• Explaining personhood in the neuroscientific age

• Being one’s organism, one’s experience

• The inner world of the credit rating agencies