Inside the Mind of the Professional Managerial Class, Part Six: Performing Feelings
For whom are fleeting emotional outbursts unleashed?
Psychoanalysis
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 Antiracist Baby is undeniably for adults. But what does it do for children?
Therapy Without Therapists
Task-shifting, manualized treatment, community health workers, digital therapy—the fourth industrial revolution for mental healthcare is already here. Unsurprisingly, it’s bad for both therapists and patients.
Naming the Appeal of Fantasy Worlds
One of the tasks of analytic social psychology.
