Mental health is routinely described in individualist terms. But how is psychological well-being possible in societies which are unhealthy?
The self and other in a globalised world
Posts By: Pam Stavropoulos
L’impact des mots: prêter attention au langage à l’ère des extrêmes
En cette période d’austérité pour le plus grand nombre, le langage des « gagnants et des perdants » a remplacé le langage des maîtres et des esclaves.
Droit et désordre: le cas de Julian Assange
La condamnation de Julian Assange signifierait un nouveau paysage dystopique où tout journalisme d’investigation risquerait d’être poursuivi.
Law and disorder: The case of Julian Assange
The conviction of Julian Assange would signify a new dystopian landscape in which all investigative journalism risks prosecution.
Fighting words: Attention to language in an age of extremes
In this period of austerity for the many and socialism for the few, the language of ‘winners and losers’ has displaced that of masters and slaves.
Accounting for ethics: the ‘ill’ logic of neoliberalism
The failure of ‘developed’ capitalist economies to safeguard citizens’ wellbeing during a public health crisis reveals a need for moral accounting.
Authoritarianism in Australia: right-wing politics in the antipodes
The emergence of COVID-19 has deflected attention from rising authoritarianism across a number of areas in Australia.