Psychoanalysis and Politics

Lene Auestad

• ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS -- INTRODUCTION/Lene Auestad -- PART I: THEORETICAL REFLECTIONS -- Editor’s introduction to chapter one -- CHAPTER ONE -- The dread of sameness: social hatred and Freud’s “narcissism of minor differences”/Karl Figlio -- Editor’s introduction to chapter two -- CHAPTER TWO -- Subjectivity and absence: prejudice as a psycho-social theme/Lene Auestad -- Editor’s introduction to chapter three -- CHAPTER THREE -- Metapsychological approaches to exclusion/Jonathan Davidoff -- Editor’s introduction to chapter four 65 -- CHAPTER FOUR -- The excluded in identification/Calum Neill -- PART II: QUESTIONING CASES OF EXCLUSION -- Editor’s introduction to chapter five -- CHAPTER FIVE -- True believer: racism and one Nazi ideologist/Martyn Housden -- Editor’s introduction to chapter six -- CHAPTER SIX -- Staring and phantasy: a speculative attempt to understand and address the widely observed misrepresentation and exclusion of people with disfigurements/Jane Frances -- Editor’s introduction to chapter seven -- CHAPTER SEVEN -- “Who is afraid of DSM?” The place of the subject in the society of therapy/René Rasmussen -- Editor’s introduction to chapter eight -- CHAPTER EIGHT -- Islamism and xenophobia/Sverre Varvin -- Editor’s introduction to chapter nine -- CHAPTER NINE -- Traces of trauma in post-conflict Guatemala: theoretical reflections on the effects of trauma on social organisation/Elisabeth Rohr -- PART III: THE EXCLUSION OF PSYCHOANALYSIS: LIMITS AND EXTENSIONS -- Editor’s introduction to chapter ten 199 -- CHAPTER TEN -- Psychoanalysis behind iron curtains/Ferenc Erős -- Editor’s introduction to chapter eleven -- CHAPTER ELEVEN -- The extensions of psychoanalysis: colonialism, post-colonialism, and hospitality/Julia Borossa -- INDEX.