The Analytic Agora is a peer-reviewed psychoanalytic journal, published annually, which aims at promoting awareness of psychoanalysis – as a placeholder – in social bonds, with the view to setting up an open but critical space for debates between different schools of psychoanalytic thought, outside the dogmatism of regulatory bodies and partisan training organisations. Issue 1 Paulo Beer, Cristiane Izumi Nakagawa, Danielle Teixeira Gimenes, Fabio Carezzato, Yuri Nishijima AzeredoListening to crisis and more: some issues with an emergency psychological service offered to marginalised social movements during the COVID-19 outbreak in BrazilDaniel Bristow & Thomas HobsonAvoidance and the plague: Interdisciplinary reflectionsAnthea BenjaminLocation of disturbance: A group analyst perspective on BLM and impact of COVID-19 on the BAME communityBerjanet JazaniThe body in crisis: How can psychoanalysis respond to the pandemic?David Pavón-CuéllarTwelve lessons from Freud-MarxismSabah SiddiquiThe new normal: from deprivation to dispossession in IndiaIvan WardThe psychological effect of racismCarol OwensNormal people in abnormal times: How a TV show rocked the Irish pandemic lockdown… and other fantasies Publisher: The College of Psychoanalysts-UK Published: March 2022 Format: Paperback Pages: 204 Dimensions: 14 x 1.80 x 22cm
