@article{1450064,
      recid = {1450064},
      author = {Sandner, Dieter,},
      title = {Society and the unconscious : cultural psychological  insights /},
      pages = {1 online resource (vii, 183 pages) :},
      abstract = {This book will interest anyone seeking a comprehensive  understanding of the psychological relationship between  individual psychological dynamics, social structure and the  unconscious collective paradigms. It focuses on an analysis  of patriarchal culture, which is, as it were, the  psychological enclosure in which all individual and  collective processes take place. Starting from the genesis  and current structure of this culture, the strong social  changes of the last 50 years are examined: the change in  relations between men and women social relations in terms  of solidarity and desolidarisation the situation of social  security the social and political power relations, and the  economic dynamics. At the same time, collective fantasies  are elaborated that emerge from the socio-structural  changes. The basis of the study is psychoanalytical  cultural theory in the form of a cultural-critical  deconstruction of its fundamental assumptions. In 16  interesting chapters, essential questions of psychological  cultural theory are answered and practical applications of  this theory to current sociostructural processes are shown.  The author Dr Dieter Sandner is a psychoanalyst and group  analyst in private practice in Munich. He studied  psychology, sociology and philosophy at the University of  Munich and habilitated in 1995 at the Faculty of Cultural  Studies at the University of Klagenfurt in "Psychology with  Special Reference to Psychoanalysis". His teaching focuses  on group analysis, cultural psychology and clinical social  psychology (depression and society, borderline personality  disorder and society). .},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1450064},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66175-8},
}