A sensitive ethnography of psychotherapy in Putin's Russia that offers profound insights into how the Soviet collapse not only reshaped Russia's political system but also everyday understandings of self and other.
A sensitive ethnography of psychotherapy in Putin's Russia that offers profound insights into how the Soviet collapse not only reshaped Russia's political system but also everyday understandings of self and other.
Tomas Matza is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments ix Prelude: Bury That Part of Oneself xvii Introduction: An Yet . . . 1 Part I. Biopoliticus Interruptus 31 Interlude: Russian Shoes 33 1. "Tears of Bitterness and Joy": The Haunting Subject in Soviet Biopolitics 37 Part II. (In)Commensurability 67 Interlude: Family Problems 69 2. "Wait, and the Train Will Have Left": The Success Complex and Psychological Difference 71 3. "Now, Finally, We are Starting to Relax": On Civilizing Missions and Democratic Desire 104 4. "What Do We Have the Right to Do?": Tactical Guidance at a Social Margin 133 Part III. In Search of a Politics 165 Interlude: Public Spaces 167 5. "I Can Feel His Tears": Psychosociality under Putin 171 6. "Hello, Lena, You Are on the Air": Talk-Show Selves and the Dream of Public Intimacy 197 Postlude: Subjects of Freedom 225 Conclusion: And Yet . . . So What? 227 Notes 243 References 275 Index 295
Acknowledgments ix Prelude: Bury That Part of Oneself xvii Introduction: An Yet . . . 1 Part I. Biopoliticus Interruptus 31 Interlude: Russian Shoes 33 1. "Tears of Bitterness and Joy": The Haunting Subject in Soviet Biopolitics 37 Part II. (In)Commensurability 67 Interlude: Family Problems 69 2. "Wait, and the Train Will Have Left": The Success Complex and Psychological Difference 71 3. "Now, Finally, We are Starting to Relax": On Civilizing Missions and Democratic Desire 104 4. "What Do We Have the Right to Do?": Tactical Guidance at a Social Margin 133 Part III. In Search of a Politics 165 Interlude: Public Spaces 167 5. "I Can Feel His Tears": Psychosociality under Putin 171 6. "Hello, Lena, You Are on the Air": Talk-Show Selves and the Dream of Public Intimacy 197 Postlude: Subjects of Freedom 225 Conclusion: And Yet . . . So What? 227 Notes 243 References 275 Index 295
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