Routledge History And Psychoanalysis In The Columbus Centre The Meaning Of Evil Large 09780367186364
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This book draws on a range of key archives and oral testimonies to provide the first systematic and historical study of the origins context development frustrations inner contradictions and legacies of the Columbus Centre. The Columbus Centre a remarkable though largely forgotten research institute was established at the University of Sussex in 1966 triggered by claims of a dearth of academic research about Nazism and the Holocaust. Its basic stated aim was to bring together psychoanalysis and history for a scholarly investigation of discrimination mass violence and the preconditions of genocide in the past and the present. The Nazi crimes were studied along with other instances of prejudice and mass violence such as sixteenth- and seventeenth-century witch-hunts South African apartheid the persecution of the Roma people and race relations in the United States and modern-day Britain. The book seeks to place the Columbus Centre in the historiography of mass violence by analysing the Centre’s works through four historiographical prisms or power relations in which they were produced: psychoanalysis class race and gender. This interdisciplinary volume is a valuable text for scholars and students of historiography psychoanalysis genocide and violence and postwar Europe and for professionals within the field of psychology. | History and Psychoanalysis in the Columbus Centre The Meaning of Evil
Routledge History And Psychoanalysis In The Columbus Centre The Meaning Of Evil Large 09780367186364
This book draws on a range of key archives and oral testimonies to provide the first systematic and historical study of the origins context development frustrations inner contradictions and legacies of the Columbus Centre. The Columbus Centre a remarkable though largely forgotten research institute was established at the University of Sussex in 1966 triggered by claims of a dearth of academic research about Nazism and the Holocaust. Its basic stated aim was to bring together psychoanalysis and history for a scholarly investigation of discrimination mass violence and the preconditions of genocide in the past and the present. The Nazi crimes were studied along with other instances of prejudice and mass violence such as sixteenth- and seventeenth-century witch-hunts South African apartheid the persecution of the Roma people and race relations in the United States and modern-day Britain. The book seeks to place the Columbus Centre in the historiography of mass violence by analysing the Centre’s works through four historiographical prisms or power relations in which they were produced: psychoanalysis class race and gender. This interdisciplinary volume is a valuable text for scholars and students of historiography psychoanalysis genocide and violence and postwar Europe and for professionals within the field of psychology. | History and Psychoanalysis in the Columbus Centre The Meaning of Evil
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