Meaningless Suffering: Traumatic Marginalisation and Ethical Responsibility

Cover
Endorsement
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Dedication
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Problematizing “Meaningful Suffering”
1. When the Cure Is that There Is No Cure: Melancholia, Mourning, Creativity
2. Open Wounds of Racial Terror: The Elaine Race Massacre
3. Reparation: Discussion of Roger Frie’s “Open Wounds of Racial Terror: The Elaine Race Massacre”
4. Ethical Labor: A Step Toward Reparations Within Psychoanalysis
5. Some Fanonian Insights on Racism’s Challenges to Psychoanalytical Practice
6. Unthought, Concealment, and the Problem of the Lacanian Unconscious
7. Confessions and Quantum Uncertainties: The Violence of Language, Organismic Cells, and the Incarnation of Words
8. Anti-Black Racism in the Anthropocene: A Lacanian Reading of a Birder and a Dog-lover in Central Park
9. Colonial Pathologies: Revisiting the Puerto Rican Syndrome
10. White Panic and the Rhetoric of Exposure: Confronting the Uncanny in our New Racial Times
11. Being-At-The-Intersections: Dwelling in Ambiguity, Vulnerability, and Responsibility
12. On Approaching Race, Class, and the Unconscious: A Case Study of Ataque de Nervios
13. An Intersectional Feminist Exploration of the Working Lives of Women During COVID-19: Approaching Dignified Work Through a Spirituality of Resistance Framework
14. Traumatic Racism
Index