Academics In 2015, Krajnik founded the Slovenian Association for
Lacanian Psychoanalysis. She has given lectures about psychoanalysis and philosophy. As of 2022, she was the head of a department of Lacanian psychoanalysis at
Sigmund Freud Private University in Ljubljana. In 2017, Krajnik criticized
Slavoj Žižek, associated with the
Ljubljana school of psychoanalysis, including describing his work as
fraudulent because he works in theoretical psychoanalysis rather than clinical practice. She later met with the ambassador of Ukraine to Slovenia and worked with the embassy of Ukraine in Ljubljana and the Ukrainian cultural society Ljubljana-Kyiv to organize a "Slovenia for Ukraine" event.
Politics In 2022, Krajnik gave television interviews where she criticized
Slovenian news media, privatisation of social property in the 1990s, the Slovenian left, and the "
deep state" in Slovenia, among other topics. Her television comments on the
2022 Slovenian parliamentary election and in other interviews, including with
Jože Možina, drew interest from the Slovenian right. She was endorsed by some conservatives, including former
Constitutional Court of Slovenia judge
Peter Jambrek. The newspaper
Vijesti described her as "little known to the general public". As one of her credentials, she noted her leadership in introducing philosophy to children in
preschool, although the Slovenian Philosophical Society disputed whether she was the first to do so. In July, a poll found support for Krajnik from 1.3% of voters, and another poll in August found 0.8% support. In September 2022, when official registrations for candidates were due, she announced that she decided not to run for president. == References ==