Fool Me Twice
The shamed retreat into themselves, but the guilty can take responsibility for their actions. A Review of Frédéric Gros’s A Philosophy of Shame.
Psychoanalysis
Daydreaming at the Sex Conference
The psychoanalysts are still thinking about sex, but somehow the thing itself has gone missing.
Inside the Mind of the Professional Managerial Class, Part Six: Performing Feelings
For whom are fleeting emotional outbursts unleashed?
The Psychiatric Manufacturing of Identity
On the political circumstances behind rigid, brittle identity constructions.
What We Overlook In The Shining
There is a way out of the obsessive and paranoid world of interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s classic film. All you have to do to find it is become an adult.
Against Social Justice Therapy
Social Justice Therapy offers a new guarantee of living the righteous middle-class dream, and risks, despite its intentions, involving therapists in a fraud.
Compliant Baby
Ibram X. Kendi’s <em>Antiracist Baby</em> is undeniably for adults. But what does it do for children?
