Suely Rolnik is a psychoanalyst and Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.

“In this book, Suely Rolnik dismantles the stable partitions between the micropolitical and the macropolitical. She maps out how to understand their internal vectors (reactionary and emancipatory) rather than reinforcing their simple binarism. Moreover, here shines a precise and precious definition of the colonial as that which makes us distrust the knowledge of the body. For that, this book is also proposed as a practical manual, part of a collective task, which makes the decolonization of the unconscious an anti-fascist practice.”Verónica Gago, feminist activist and Professor at the University of Buenos Aires

• Introduction – Stefano HarneyPrelude: Words Flowering Out of the Lumps in Our Throats“Colonial-Capitalistic Unconscious”Macro and Micropolitical Insurgency: Links and DissimilaritiesThe New Modality of Coup: A Series in Three SeasonsFinale: Ten Suggestions for the Practice of Decolonizing the UnconsciousNotes

Suely Rolnik is a psychoanalyst and Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.

“In this book, Suely Rolnik dismantles the stable partitions between the micropolitical and the macropolitical. She maps out how to understand their internal vectors (reactionary and emancipatory) rather than reinforcing their simple binarism. Moreover, here shines a precise and precious definition of the colonial as that which makes us distrust the knowledge of the body. For that, this book is also proposed as a practical manual, part of a collective task, which makes the decolonization of the unconscious an anti-fascist practice.”Verónica Gago, feminist activist and Professor at the University of Buenos Aires

• Introduction – Stefano HarneyPrelude: Words Flowering Out of the Lumps in Our Throats“Colonial-Capitalistic Unconscious”Macro and Micropolitical Insurgency: Links and DissimilaritiesThe New Modality of Coup: A Series in Three SeasonsFinale: Ten Suggestions for the Practice of Decolonizing the UnconsciousNotes

Suely Rolnik is a psychoanalyst and Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.

“In this book, Suely Rolnik dismantles the stable partitions between the micropolitical and the macropolitical. She maps out how to understand their internal vectors (reactionary and emancipatory) rather than reinforcing their simple binarism. Moreover, here shines a precise and precious definition of the colonial as that which makes us distrust the knowledge of the body. For that, this book is also proposed as a practical manual, part of a collective task, which makes the decolonization of the unconscious an anti-fascist practice.”Verónica Gago, feminist activist and Professor at the University of Buenos Aires

• Introduction – Stefano HarneyPrelude: Words Flowering Out of the Lumps in Our Throats“Colonial-Capitalistic Unconscious”Macro and Micropolitical Insurgency: Links and DissimilaritiesThe New Modality of Coup: A Series in Three SeasonsFinale: Ten Suggestions for the Practice of Decolonizing the UnconsciousNotes