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Author(s): Adrienne Harris, Steven Botticelli
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At the outset of World War I – the “Great War” – Freud supported the Austro-Hungarian Empire for which his sons fought. But the cruel truths of that bloody conflict, wrought on the psyches as much as the bodies of the soldiers returning from the battlefield, caused him to rethink his stance and subsequently affected his theory: Psychoanalysis, a healing science, could tell us much about both the drive for war and the ways to undo the trauma that war inherently breeds, but its principles could just as easily serve the enemy’s desires to inculcate its own brand of “truth.” Even a century later, psychoanalysis can still be used as much for the justifications of warfare and propaganda as it is for the defiance of and resistance to those same things. But it is in the investigation of the motives and methods behind these uses that psychoanalysis proves its greatest strength. To wit, this edited collection presents published and unpublished material by analysts, writers, and activists who have worked at the front lines of psychic life and war from various stances. Set at a point of tension and contradiction, they illustrate the paradoxical relation of psychoanalysis as both a site of resistance and healing and a necessary aspect of warmaking, propaganda, and militarism. In doing so, we venture from the home front – from the trauma of returning veterans to the APA’s own complicity in CIA “black sites” – across international borders – from the treatment of women in Latin American dictatorships to the resistance to occupation in Palestine, from mind control to an ethics of responsibility. Throughout, a psychoanalytic sensibility deconstructs the very opposition that it inhabits, and seeks to reestablish psychoanalysis as the healing discipline it was conceived to be.

Table of Contents:

  • Part 1 Psychoanalysis and antiwar work
  • Chapter 1 Where is the “post” in posttraumatic stress disorder?
  • CASE ONE
  • CASE TWO
  • CASE THREE
  • CASE FOUR
  • CASE FIVE
  • CASE SIX
  • POSTSCRIPT: CASE ONE, REVISITED
  • REFERENCES
  • Chapter 2 Men learn from history that men learn nothing from history
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 3 The psychoanalytic politics of catastrophe*
  • THE TENSION BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETAL NEEDS
  • THE PORNOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE
  • DENYING THE CONSEQUENCES OF VIOLENCE
  • A PARADOX
  • THE CONTRADICTORY HISTORY OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
  • MILITARY POLICY ON COMBAT TROOPS AND RETURNING VETERANS
  • POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN PSYCHOANALYTIC PRACTICE
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 4 Whose truth?
  • PSYCHOLOGICAL FALLOUT
  • ORIGINS OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRC
  • THE USES OF TRUTH
  • RES PUBLICA/RES PRIVATA
  • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Part 2 The paradox
  • Chapter 5 Psychologists defying torture
  • TYPOLOGY OF INTERROGATION SETTINGS
  • PSYCHOLOGISTS
  • BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE CONSULTATION TEAMS (BSCTS)
  • PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION RESPONSE
  • OPPOSITION TO APA POLICY
  • WHERE TO FROM HERE?
  • REFERENDUM IMPLEMENTATION
  • ROLES
  • ORGANIZATIONAL REFORM
  • PUBLIC RECKONING
  • PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
  • ETHICAL DISCUSSION
  • THE DARK SIDE REMAINS
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 6 From resistance to resistance
  • APRIL 2007: THE HOLLYWOOD MOMENT
  • 2003: THE BEGINNINGS
  • 2004–2005: BSCTS AND PENS
  • 2006: THE TURNING POINT
  • NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 2006: THE (FIRST) HOLLYWOOD MOMENT; JEAN MARIA ARRIGO BREAKS PENS’ CONFIDENTIALITY
  • THE PENS PROCESS: THE APA RUBBER STAMPS DOD BSCT POLICY
  • THE COALITION IS FORMED
  • 2006 RESOLUTION AGAINST TORTURE
  • 2007: REAFFIRMATION OF THE RESOLUTION AGAINST TORTURE
  • 2008: AMENDMENT TO THE “REAFFIRMATION,” “REISNER FOR APA PRESIDENT,” REFERENDUM
  • 2009: THE BATTLE CONTINUES
  • CONCLUDING THOUGHTS
  • LOVE, WORK, RESIST, ACT
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 7 Torture and the American Psychological Association
  • POSTSCRIPT AND COMMENTARY
  • REFERENCES
  • Chapter 8 Violence in American foreign policy
  • RESPONSES TO HELPLESSNESS: UNDERSTANDING THE AMERICAN PSYCHE
  • THE AMERICAN SELF-REPRESENTATION
  • GRANDIOSITY AND AMERICAN IDENTITY
  • GREED OR GRANDIOSITY?
  • SELF-INTEREST OR SHORTSIGHTEDNESS?
  • LESSONS LEARNED?
  • THE NATIONAL PROPENSITY FOR VIOLENCE: A PSYCHOANALYTIC APPROACH
  • CONCLUSION: THE REPAIR OF AMERICAN GRANDIOSITY
  • REFERENCES
  • Part 3 War and militarism deconstructed
  • Chapter 9 Psychoanalysis, vulnerability, and war
  • THE PROBLEM OF MOTIVATION IN DEMOCRATIC WARS
  • WORLD WAR I AND THE COLLAPSE OF CLASSICAL LIBERALISM
  • WORLD WAR II AND THE TRIUMPH OF SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
  • THE WAR ON TERROR AND THE DAWN OF GLOBAL JUSTICE
  • CONCLUSION: TOWARD A POLITICS OF VULNERABILITY?
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 10 Casus belli
  • BLOOD ON OUR HANDS
  • ENTERING THE FIELD OF CATASTROPHES
  • PSYCHOANALYSIS AND TORTURE, BERLIN 1937
  • TODAY
  • TELLING STORIES
  • THE GOD PYTHON, BENIN, OCTOBER 2002
  • A SNAKE IN BEVERLY HILLS, JULY 1983
  • ABY WARBURG’S MADNESS, 1914–1923
  • ABY WARBURG’S DELUSIONAL RESEARCH
  • APRIL 1923: THE LECTURE ON THE RITUAL OF THE SNAKE
  • 1918: LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, A VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I
  • FIRST, DO NOT HARM
  • REFERENCES
  • Chapter 11 Combat speaks
  • REFRACTING CULTURAL BLINDNESS
  • PETER: THE WAR ZONE BREAKS INTO PSYCHOANALYSIS
  • PETER: MATERNAL SURVEILLANCE AND THE RETURN OF THE REPRESSED
  • MATERNAL SURVEILLANCE: WHEN GRIEFRESTORESABSENT IMAGES
  • CONJURING MATERNAL ADMONISHMENT
  • PROTEST THEATRE: WHEN WAR MEETS MATERNAL SURVEILLANCE
  • PETER: DREAD, MATERNAL SURVEILLANCE, AND REMORSE
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 12 War stories
  • THE ENTRANCE WOUND
  • THE PASSAGE THROUGH, THE INFILTRATION
  • THE PARTIAL EXIT, THE PASSAGE OUT: THE RETURN OF THE SNIPER
  • ENJOYING IT—THE HARM TRANSFIGURED
  • Chapter 13 Notes on mind control
  • INTRODUCTION
  • MIND CONTROL
  • SNAPPING
  • PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
  • PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
  • GASLIGHTING
  • TWO TYPES OF PROCESSES
  • “LOVE” THAT TRANSMUTES INTO OPPRESSION AND COERCION (HATE)
  • THE PEOPLE’S TEMPLE
  • HOSTILITY THAT TURNS INTO “LOVE”
  • SELF-LOATHING
  • MIND CONTROL AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 14 The gendering of human rights
  • INTRODUCTION
  • GENDER AND STATE TERROR: THE PARADOXICAL PROBLEM
  • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
  • LATIN AMERICAN STATE TERROR AND THE HOMOGENIZATION OF GENDER DIFFERENCE
  • LATIN AMERICAN STATE TERROR AND THE EXACERBATION OF GENDER DIFFERENCE
  • GENDER AND THE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO LATIN AMERICAN STATE TERROR
  • LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN FIGHT THE TERRORIST STATE
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Part 4 Resistance
  • Chapter 15 Living in the plural
  • I
  • II
  • III
  • IV
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 16 The politics of identification
  • I. THE PALESTINIAN PROFESSOR AND HER ISRAELI INTERROGATOR
  • II. ISRAELI SOLDIERS WHO REFUSE TO SERVE
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 17 Dread is just memory in the future tense*
  • REFERENCES
  • Footnotes
  • Chapter 18 Resistance to resistance
  • RESISTANCE AS PERVERSION OF TRUTH
  • THE SOCIAL ROOTS OF CONTEMPORARY DISAVOWAL*
  • THE FETISH STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PERVERSION
  • IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH

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