Too little is ever thought about the unconscious dimension of the mind when considering political and ideological issues and crises. To redress this lacuna, R. D. Hinshelwood presents eleven of his most inspiring papers on the relevance of psychoanalytic thinking to politics alongside a series of in-depth discussions with Giuseppe Caruso.

Arminda Aberastury was a pioneering child analyst and contemporary of Anna Freud and Melanie Klein. She developed and popularised child psychoanalysis in Latin America and remains a profound inspiration to this day. This first ever English translation accompanied by contemporary commentaries will bring her seminal work to a whole new audience.

A stellar international line-up of Bionian scholars examine the notions of truth and lies from a variety of perspectives. They explore the importance of truth and lies within an individual’s emotional development and psychic growth and illuminate the contemporary clinical, theoretical, and cultural relevance of Bion’s thinking.

A life-affirming guide to help you reconnect with your purpose, learn to work in alignment with your values, and choose a healthier approach to success. Written by global mental health specialist Hazel Hyslop, her seven-step method to overcoming burnout and discontent will bring clarity and positive transformation to your life.

This book is a roadmap to understanding why children, young people, and adults play the way they play and why it really matters. Scant literature exists about the meaning of play and less still on its importance beyond early childhood. Nadja Julia Rolli shows that play is a powerful form of self-disclosure and a core aspect of emotional well-being.

André Green revisits the very foundations of the analytic method. He traces a new map of the psychoanalytic field and proposes a contemporary clinical approach informed by the analytic framework, notably introducing the concept of the analyst’s internal framework. It includes a preface from Fernando Urribarri and introduction from Howard B. Levine.