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Anxiety, Psychoanalysis and Law: Confronting Chaos

Editor : Ronald Doctor, Editor : Adrienne Harris, Editor : Plinio Montagna

Reviews and Endorsements

Anxiety, Psychoanalysis and Law: Confronting Chaos, edited by Ronald Doctor, Adrianne Harris and Plinio Montagna is a remarkable second book produced by the IPA Psychoanalysis and Law Committee. It is published at a dramatic moment of the world, full of anxiety, wars, uncertainty, generalized fear of the future, environmental disasters strongly connected with human attacks to nature, and the increasing presence of totalitarian leaders who threaten the law and the global geopolítics established and maintained after the end of the Second World War. What has psychoanalysis to say about the world we live in and which are the areas in which it is contributing with analytic listening, thinking and intervening? I strongly recommend this ensemble of contributions from some of our most distinguished authors who bring their thoughts and experience and show the vitality and strong presence of our discipline in order to face current challenges and confront the prevailing chaos.
Cláudio Laks Eizirik, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Former IPA President, Training and Supervising Analyst, Porto Alegre Psychoanalytic Society

With a new Dark Ages descending on us, no book is more crucially needed than this for confronting the chaos of a world in which unbridled power, greed and hatred have been unleashed. Psychoanalysis has no greater contribution to make these days than such an incisive and brilliantly thoughtful inquiry and approach as is in this remarkable and desperately needed work. Deeply thoughtful and wise, it is eminently readable, not merely to be recommended, but to be prescribed. It is clear, it is profound, and it is essential.
Warren Poland, author of Intimacy and Separateness in Psychoanalysis