"From Dreams To Where?: Some Stands On Lacanian Psychoanalysis" - Ištvan Kaić (Belgrade)

The basis of Kaić's study is relevant for the philosophycal aspect of psychoanalysis, where reader can find lots of žižekian references on popular culture - from Hollywood, trough E.A. Poe, musical groups like Kraftwerk and Ekatarina Velika, to popular figures like the famous supervizor of the quiz "TV Slagalica" Milka Canić, or the actor Sergej Trifunović.

Ištvan Kaić was born in Kikinda, North Serbia in the year of 1980. He has graduated at the department of philosophy on the Faculty of Philosophy, and at the department of computer engineuring on the Faculty of Business Studies.

Conversation with the author will be held by Ivan Milenković from the Third Program of Radio Belgrade.

The “Days of Sarajevo” is an annual festival organized by the Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) in Belgrade, this year for the sixth time (the first festival was in 2007).

With the commemoration of the siege of Sarajevo as its background, the festival provides a platform to establish new ties between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina by persons active in the arts, culture, media, civil society and politics, through critical presentations and dialogue on contemporary social and political issues facing the region.

The festival makes a particular effort to target young people in Serbia – a post-war generation that lacks political awareness, historical knowledge and contemporary cultural connections to establish new ties. The festival provides a dynamic didactic environment with many events about the contemporary political landscape, culture and the arts, and youth culture, in which to foster a new era of cooperation and pursue a so far illusive process of reconciliation – a process that Serbia, and its post-war generations, must drive.

This year, the Festival will be held from May 22nd until May 27th, in Belgrade. Please find more information at www.danisarajeva.com.

The Festival's Opening Party, with prominent DJs from Sarajevo, will be held In Cultural Centre „Grad“, on May 22nd, a t 10pm.