A Genealogy of Social Violence: Founding Murder, Rawlsian Fairness, and the Future of the Family

Cover
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Part I Social Pathologies: Addressing the Question
	1 The Notion of Social Pathology: A Case Study of Narcissus in American Society
	2 The Social Pathologies  of Contemporary Civilization: Meaning-giving Experiences and Pathological Expectations Concerning Health and Suffering
	3 Modernity as Spiritual Disorder: Searching for a Vocabulary of Social Pathologies in the Work of Eric Voegelin
Part II Social Pathologies: Contemporary Malaises
	4 The Value of Houses in the Libidinal Economy: Financialization as Social Pathogenesis
	5 Depression: Resisting Ultra-liberalism?
	6 The Pathologization of Morality
	7 The Multiple Self: A Social Pathology?
	8 Possible Explanations for Increasing Antidepressant Treatment in Modern Society
Part III Social Pathologies: Biopower, Subjectification and Civilization
	9 Does Society Still Matter? Mental Health and Illness and the Social Sciences in the Twenty-first Century
	10 Evaluations as a Process of Disenfranchisement
	11 Schismogenesis, Liminality and  Public Health
Index