Authoritarianism is on the rise. It's time to "depathologize" noncompliance. Here's one clinical psychologist's tool kit for fighting back.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Bruce E. Levine is a regular contributor to CounterPunch, Truthout, Z Magazine, AlterNet, Salon, and the Huffington Post. He is a practicing clinical psychologist often at odds with the mainstream of his profession, and he is on the editorial advisory board of the journal Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry and on the scientific advisory board of the National Center for Youth Law. A longtime activist in the mental health treatment reform movement, he is a member of the International Society for Ethical Psychology & Psychiatry. His books include Get Up, Stand Up; Surviving America's Depression Epidemic; and Commonsense Rebellion.
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INTRODUCTION PART ONE: AUTHORITARIANS AND ANTI-AUTHORITARIANS 1. Authorities-and My Path to Resisting Illegitimate Authority 2. The Compliant, the Noncompliant, and the Anti-Authoritarian Defining Terms The Percentage of Americans Who Resist Illegitimate Authority The Authoritarian and Anti-Authoritarian "Personality" and Left-Right Politics PART TWO: THE ASSAULT ON U.S. ANTI-AUTHORITARIANS 3. Great Contributions Do Not Prevent Marginalization Thomas Paine, Ralph Nader, and Malcolm X 4. Criminalization of Anti-Authoritarians Emma Goldman, Eugene Debs, and Edward Snowden 5.Genocide of an Anti-Authoritarian People: Native Americans 6. Psychiatric Assault and Marginalization: Not Just Frances Farmer 7. Schooling's Assault on Young Anti-Authoritarians PART THREE: TRAGEDY OR TRIUMPH 8. Lessons from Anti-Authoritarians Who Have Hurt Themselves, Others, or the Cause Self-Destructive Anti-Authoritarians: Phil Ochs, Lenny Bruce, and Ida Lupino Violent Anti-Authoritarians: Alexander Berkman, Leon Czolgosz, and Ted Kaczynski 9. Political, Spiritual, Philosophical, and Psychological Lenses for Anti-Authoritarians Anarchism Buddhism The God of Spinoza and Einstein The Enneagram 10. Lessons from Anti-Authoritarians Who've Helped Themselves, Others, and the Cause Counterculture Beacons: Henry David Thoreau and Scott Nearing Two Strike Hitters: Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, and Helen Keller Modern Models: Jane Jacobs, Noam Chomsky, and George Carlin 11. We Don't Need No Badges Depression Relationships Mutual Aid Parenting CONCLUSION REFERENCES INDEX
INTRODUCTION PART ONE: AUTHORITARIANS AND ANTI-AUTHORITARIANS 1. Authorities-and My Path to Resisting Illegitimate Authority 2. The Compliant, the Noncompliant, and the Anti-Authoritarian Defining Terms The Percentage of Americans Who Resist Illegitimate Authority The Authoritarian and Anti-Authoritarian "Personality" and Left-Right Politics PART TWO: THE ASSAULT ON U.S. ANTI-AUTHORITARIANS 3. Great Contributions Do Not Prevent Marginalization Thomas Paine, Ralph Nader, and Malcolm X 4. Criminalization of Anti-Authoritarians Emma Goldman, Eugene Debs, and Edward Snowden 5.Genocide of an Anti-Authoritarian People: Native Americans 6. Psychiatric Assault and Marginalization: Not Just Frances Farmer 7. Schooling's Assault on Young Anti-Authoritarians PART THREE: TRAGEDY OR TRIUMPH 8. Lessons from Anti-Authoritarians Who Have Hurt Themselves, Others, or the Cause Self-Destructive Anti-Authoritarians: Phil Ochs, Lenny Bruce, and Ida Lupino Violent Anti-Authoritarians: Alexander Berkman, Leon Czolgosz, and Ted Kaczynski 9. Political, Spiritual, Philosophical, and Psychological Lenses for Anti-Authoritarians Anarchism Buddhism The God of Spinoza and Einstein The Enneagram 10. Lessons from Anti-Authoritarians Who've Helped Themselves, Others, and the Cause Counterculture Beacons: Henry David Thoreau and Scott Nearing Two Strike Hitters: Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, and Helen Keller Modern Models: Jane Jacobs, Noam Chomsky, and George Carlin 11. We Don't Need No Badges Depression Relationships Mutual Aid Parenting CONCLUSION REFERENCES INDEX
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