This chapter is in two parts. The first part is about a theoretical grounding of psychoanalysis in revolutionary politics, outlining the rationale for a recently co-authored project on psychoanalysis and revolution. The second part describes one practical correlate of this, the recent attempt to set up a ‘Red Clinic’ in the UK as an internationalist initiative making connections, while respecting the necessary disconnection between politics and clinical work, between the ‘red’ and the ‘clinic’ aspects of our work (link: https://www.redclinic.org/ ). That project for the Red Clinic is summarised in twenty-two programmatic points.

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Psychoanalysis, Revolution, and the Red Clinic

  • Ian Parker

摘要

This chapter is in two parts. The first part is about a theoretical grounding of psychoanalysis in revolutionary politics, outlining the rationale for a recently co-authored project on psychoanalysis and revolution. The second part describes one practical correlate of this, the recent attempt to set up a ‘Red Clinic’ in the UK as an internationalist initiative making connections, while respecting the necessary disconnection between politics and clinical work, between the ‘red’ and the ‘clinic’ aspects of our work (link: https://www.redclinic.org/ ). That project for the Red Clinic is summarised in twenty-two programmatic points.