This groundbreaking book enriches and expands psychoanalytic theory and method as it applies to the climate.
This groundbreaking book enriches and expands psychoanalytic theory and method as it applies to the climate.
It embeds psychoanalysis in environmental and cultural awareness; restores the importance Freud gave to external reality and its mental representations; introduces an integrative concept of climate; and, with its attention to clinical detail, offers steppingstones to practitioners seeking to understand clinical material in which phantasies involving nature, culture and the familial are intertwined. In four parts (Clinical, Theory, Nature, and Research), its authors are psychoanalysts from across the globe.
With Climate in Mind is essential reading for psychoanalysts in practice and in training, the psychotherapy profession, as well as for other professionals engaged with what climate breakdown in a culture of uncare means today.
Acknowledgements
List of Contributors
Introduction
Sally Weintrobe and Lynne Zeavin
Part I: Mainly Clinical
1. Keeping the Ecological Catastrophe in Mind
Delaram Habibi-Kohlen
2. Coming Alive in Relation to the Natural World: A Clinical Account
Lynne Zeavin
3. The Colossal Divide: Transference Countertransference Crossfire
Karyn Todes
4. The Psychoanalysts Awareness of Climate Trauma in the Clinical Situation
Sally Weintrobe
5. Reflections on Plastic in the Sea and Other Transformations: A Significant
Dream
Alfredo Lombardozzi
6. Do Humans Really Want to Survive?
Don Moss
Part II: Mainly Theory
7. Unconscious Processes in Relation to the Environmental Crisis
Harold Searles
8. What is Psychoanalytical Enlightenment Today?: A Culture of Care as a
Response to the Individuals Violability in the Face of the Climate Crisis
Christine Bauriedl-Schmidt, Markus Fellner, Monika Krimmer, and
Hans-Jürgen Wirth
9. Living in Climate Crisis: A Postcolonial Psychoanalytical Viewpoint
Maria Luisa Gastal
10. Stretching Horizons: Tightening Links Between Human and Non-Human, to
stay in the World
Maria Luisa Gastal
11. Necropolitics
Lynne Zeavin \
Part III: Mainly Nature
12. Trees and other Psychoanalytic Matters
Lindsay L. Clarkson
13. On Healing Split Internal Landscapes
Sally Weintrobe
14. I am the River ...
Pushpa Misra
15. Out of Paradise: The Future of an Ecological Disillusionment
Luc Magnenat
Part IV: Research
16. Development, Ambivalence, and Containment: Through the Himalayan Lens
Pushpa Misra and Jhelum Podder
Sally Weintrobe is Fellow of the British Psychoanalytical Society and has chaired the IPA Climate Committee. She won the IPAs 2021 Community Award for her work on climate. Engaging with Climate Change (Routledge), which she edited, was short-listed in 2014 for the Gradiva Award for its contribution to psychoanalysis.
Lynne Zeavin is Training and Supervising Analyst of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute and an associate editor of JAPA, the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Among her publications, she co-edited, with Don Moss, Hating, Abhorring and Wishing to Destroy (Routledge).
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