Psychiatry, Culture, and Politics

This work is a very easy read, especially considering that the author-a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst-draws on his theoretical knowledge and, above all, his clinical practice-and thus his personal experience-in his text, positioning himself at the intersection of "Psychiatry, Culture, and Politics," to explain the social shortcomings and degenerations in societies lacking justice, balance, and the overall advancement of all their members-where personal experience and cultural and political positions intersect...