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Shapira

History and Psychoanalysis since 1945

After Catastrophe

Medium: Buch
ISBN: 978-1-138-29146-1
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Erscheinungstermin: 30.09.2020
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The Second World War elevated psychoanalysis to a new social and political role in Europe and the US as well as in postcolonial societies. Under the shock of bombing and evacuation and mass killings of civilians, state officials, journalists, educationalists, radio broadcasters and others turned to psychoanalysis for help in explaining societies and selves.

This turned out to be a decisive moment both for the history of psychoanalysis and for expectations of selfhood, citizenship, gender, childhood, and the welfare and post-colonial state. This book is the first historical, interdisciplinary book to provide a multi-angled study of the contribution of psychoanalysis to the shaping of post-war society.


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Herausgeber

Part One: From War to Postwar 1. History and Psychoanalysis after Catastrophe (Michal Shapira) 2. Questions of Brainwashing in the Age of Totalitarianism (Daniel Pick) 3. French Radical Psychiatry and the Disoccupation of the Mind (Camille Robcuis) Part Two: Postwar and Postcolonialism 4. Between Post-Fascism and Post-Colonialism (Dagmar Herzog) 5. Minds after Empire (Erik Linstrum) Part Three: Contextualising Psychoanalysis and its Postwar Uses 6. Democratizing Psychoanalysis in Postwar Britain and America (Peter Mandler) 7. Psychoanalysis and the Paradoxes of Enlightenment (George Makari) 8. Psychoanalysis as Holocaust Survivor (Lewis Aron) Part Four: the Freud Museums as Part of Postwar History 9. The Sigmund Freud Museum in London and its Archives (Carol Seigel) 10. The Politics of the Sigmund Freud Museum in Vienna (Ruben Gallo) Part Five: Psychoanalytic Postwar Pioneers 11. Paying Attention with Marion Milner (David Russell) Part Six: Psychoanalysis and Social Life 12. Society without The Father (Matt Ffytche) 13. The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child (Nellie L. Thompson and Helene Keable)