Educated in economics and psychoanalysis, this author explores complex themes across these disciplines. Their writings delve into the intricacies of political economy and psychoanalytic thought. Through their work, they offer a unique lens on the human psyche and its relationship to societal and economic structures. Their contributions are for readers seeking profound analysis and novel perspectives.
This book explores the emotional meaning of regressive movements in contemporary politics with special reference to Trump and his supporters. Its main hypothesis is that the primary goal of these movements is not to restore a lost world of safety and wellbeing as they claim it is.
Whether bearing witness to the Holocaust and its aftermath, dealing with conflicts between being gay and traditional Judaism, or confronting anti-Semitism and homophobia, these passionate stories by a prize-winning author break new ground in contemporary fiction.