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With Climate in Mind: Psychoanalysts on Climate Breakdown

Editor : Sally Weintrobe, Editor : Lynne Zeavin

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
List of Contributors

Introduction
Sally Weintrobe and Lynne Zeavin

Part I - Mainly Clinical
1. Keeping the Ecological Catastrophe in Mind
Delaram Habibi-Kohlen

2. Coming Alive in Relation to the Natural World: A Clinical Account
Lynne Zeavin

3. The Colossal Divide: Transference – Countertransference Crossfire
Karyn Todes

4. The Psychoanalyst’s Awareness of Climate Trauma in the Clinical Situation
Sally Weintrobe

5. Reflections on Plastic in the Sea and Other Transformations: A Significant Dream
Alfredo Lombardozzi

6. Do Humans Really Want to Survive?
Don Moss

Part II - Mainly Theory
7. Unconscious Processes in Relation to the Environmental Crisis
Harold Searles

8. What is Psychoanalytical Enlightenment Today?: A Culture of Care as a Response to the Individual’s Violability in the Face of the Climate Crisis
Christine Bauriedl-Schmidt, Markus Fellner, Monika Krimmer, and
Hans-Jürgen Wirth

9. Living in Climate Crisis: A Postcolonial Psychoanalytical Viewpoint
Maria Luisa Gastal

10. Stretching Horizons: Tightening Links Between Human and Non-Human, to stay in the World
Maria Luisa Gastal

11. Necropolitics
Lynne Zeavin

Part III - Mainly Nature
12. Trees and other Psychoanalytic Matters
Lindsay L. Clarkson

13. On Healing Split Internal Landscapes
Sally Weintrobe

14. I am the River ...
Pushpa Misra

15. Out of Paradise: The Future of an Ecological Disillusionment
Luc Magnenat

Part IV - Research
16. Development, Ambivalence, and Containment: Through the Himalayan Lens
Pushpa Misra and Jhelum Podder