D.W. Winnicott and Political Theory

03.02.2017

Englisch

9781137577139

Palgrave Macmillan US

Nein

378

Gebundene Ausgabe

Recentering the Subject

Matthew H. Bowker is Clinical Assistant Professor of Humanities at Medaille College, USA. He is the author of several books in the field of psycho-politics, including:

Social Theory, school, Political Theory, father, Critical Theory, Psychosocial Studies, D.W. Winnicott, children, Democracy, Object Relations, Psychoanalysis, Politics, political science, political theory, politics

JPA - Politikwissenschaft QDTS - Soziale und politische Philosophie JMAF - Psychoanalyse JMAJ - Analytische Psychologie (C. G. Jung) JPHV - Politisches System: Demokratie JMS - Das Selbst, das Ich, Identität und Persönlichkeit JBSP - Altersgruppen und Generationen

Chapter 1: IntroductionMatthew H. Bowker and Amy BuzbyPart I: The Subject’s Creation: Aggression, Isolation, and DestructionChapter 2: Being and Encountering: Movement and Aggression in WinnicottJeremy ElkinsChapter 3: The Isolation of the True Self and the Problem of Impingement: Implications of Winnicott’s Theory for Social Connection and Political EngagementDavid P. LevineChapter 4: The Psychoanalytic Winnicott We Need Now: On the Way to a Real Ecological ThoughtMelissa A. OrliePart II: The Subject Faced with Deprivation and DisasterChapter 5: Playing ‘Riot’: Identity in Refuge — Absent Child Narratives in the 2013 Hindu Muslim Riots in Muzaffarnagar, IndiaZehra MehdiChapter 6: Safety in Danger and Privacy in Privation: Ambivalent Fantasies of Natural States Invoked in Reaction to LossMatthew H. Bowker Chapter 7: ‘Out Like a Lion’: Melancholia with Euripides and WinnicottBonnie HonigChapter 8: Forgiveness and Transitional ExperienceC. Fred AlfordPart III: Revitalizing the Subject of Political TheoryChapter 9: In Transition, but to where?: Winnicott, Integration, and Democratic Associations David W. McIvorChapter 10: Vanquishing the False Self: Winnicott, Critical Theory and the Restoration of the Spontaneous GestureAmy BuzbyChapter 11: Adults in the Playground: Winnicott and Arendt on Politics and PlayfulnessJohn LeJeunePart IV: Inter-Subjectivity, Justice, and Equality Chapter 12: D.W. Winnicott, Ethics, and Race: Psychoanalytic Thought and Racial Equality in the United StatesAlex ZamalinChapter 13: Winnicott at Work: Potential Space and the Facilitating OrganizationMichael A. DiamondChapter 14: Winnicott and the History of Welfare State Thought in BritainGal GersonChapter 15: Vulnerability, Dependence, Sovereignty, and Ego-Distortion Theory: Psycho-Analyzing Political Behaviors in the Developing WorldRobert C. Chalwell

210 mm

14.8 cm