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Resisting Authoritarianism with a Life-affirming Agenda: A Psychoanalytic Perspective

Resisting Authoritarianism with a Life-affirming Agenda: A Psychoanalytic Perspective

Posted on 06 April 2016. Tags: , , , ,

Editor’s Note: I met Andreas Peglau quite by accident at the Reich exhibit at the Jewish Museum in Vienna in 2007. With excitement he showed me a page from Bertholt Brecht’s personal copy of Reich’s “Dialectical Materialism and Psychoanalysis” with Brecht’s marginal notes. We chatted, swapped email addresses, and thus began an on-going relationship. We […]

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