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May 13, 14, 15, 16
This seminar brings together psychoanalysis and Buddhist thought, probing the intersections of desire, suffering, consciousness, and liberation. D’Amato offers a rigorous yet accessible pathway into a comparative framework that unsettles assumptions about selfhood, attachment, and awakening.
You will be invited to sit in on this GCAS seminar via Zoom. See the schedule on this page for the time and date in May 2026. Once you enroll you will be added to the Canvas platform on which you can access the course materials.
Here is the link to the GCAS Handbook— which all enrolled participants must agree to in order to take this course.
Please note that by signing up for this online course, you won't earn ECTS credits. If you need ECTS credits, please note that further fees will occur and that you need to hand in assignments to earn the credits. If you need credits, please reach out to academics@gcas.ie.
May 13, 14, 15, 16
This seminar brings together psychoanalysis and Buddhist thought, probing the intersections of desire, suffering, consciousness, and liberation. D’Amato offers a rigorous yet accessible pathway into a comparative framework that unsettles assumptions about selfhood, attachment, and awakening.
You will be invited to sit in on this GCAS seminar via Zoom. See the schedule on this page for the time and date in May 2026. Once you enroll you will be added to the Canvas platform on which you can access the course materials.
Here is the link to the GCAS Handbook— which all enrolled participants must agree to in order to take this course.
Please note that by signing up for this online course, you won't earn ECTS credits. If you need ECTS credits, please note that further fees will occur and that you need to hand in assignments to earn the credits. If you need credits, please reach out to academics@gcas.ie.