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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A ground-breaking document of the life and work of Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles. With many texts translated for the first time in English, Healing Institutions is a direct encounter with his clinical, intellectual and political writings, assembled by Joana Maso. Exiled at the end of the Spanish Civil War, Tosquelles joined the Saint-Alban psychiatric hospital in Vichy France, carrying out a transformative clinical practice there until the 1960s. He worked with and against what he had, so that the hospital he helped to create was also the destitution of the structure that was there before. Saint-Alban was an extraordinary political event, a commune, an informal refuge in a time of extreme danger, a sort of upwelling spread through word of mouth. When someone arrived at the asylum, they were welcomed and that welcome never stopped, it was reinforced throughout their stay. This was Tosquelles' notion of hospitality. Each patient was necessary to what was called Saint-Alban. Care happened through a broad range of communal activities for staff and patients: theatre, cinema, collective writing, horticulture, the sorting of coloured pearls, gymnastics, singing, a monthly newspaper. Given state coercion, here the issue was above all the survival of dignity for every patient. The idea of combative asylums is not far-fetched, considering our own conditions: the generalised pathology in society at large, neoliberal governance, technical geopolitics willing to slaughter without blinking, to poison the atmosphere, to extract the minds along with the minerals, to make all of life, human and not human, quite difficult. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Rustica (tapa blanda). Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: Nuevo. 01. Francesc Tosquelles afirmó siempre que la locura era un fenómeno ligado a la condición humana. En esta obra consagrada a la producción poética de Gabriel Ferrater (Reus, 1922-San Cugat del Vallès, 1972) representante de la poesía de la experiencia e integrante del grupo catalán de los cincuenta, pone el acento sobre la función de la palabra y del lenguaje en tanto que constitutivos del sujeto. Insiste sobre todo en la función poética del lenguaje, presente en todo discurso humano, incluso en el más racional o el más científico. Desarrolla la hipótesis de que el discurso de un paciente en psicoterapia o en psicoanálisis sigue el mismo curso que el de un poeta esforzándose en expresar la realidad del mundo o su propia verdad. En los dos casos, aunque el valor estético no sea el mismo, se trata, para el sujeto, de un trabajo en la búsqueda de su identidad y singularidad. Interesará este libro tanto a quienes se sientan atraídos por vislumbrar los caminos que sigue la elaboración de un poema y lo que encierra y descubre la función poética, como a los psicólogos y psiquiatras, sientan que encontrarán los porqués de determinados aspectos técnicos en la aplicación de la psicoterapia y el análisis de los pacientes. Esta obra, nacida inicialmente como una conferencia, conserva un estilo verbal en el que quienes conocieron a Francesc Tosquelles reencontrarán su presencia humana, viva y activa a través de una aproximación fundamental de la existencia humana. LIBRO.…

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Condizione: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Francesc Tosquelles (1912-1994) fue un psiquiatra republicano exiliado en Francia al final de la Guerra Civil. Instalado en Saint-Alban-sur-Limagnole hasta los años sesenta, llevó a cabo una práctica psiquiátrica transformadora que respondió a unas necesidades no solo terapéuticas sino también culturales y políticas, en un proceso que implicaba a la propia institución asistencial. La apertura de los hospitales a su entorno, la vinculación con el paisaje, la exploración de sistemas de gestión cooperativa con los internos, el trabajo dentro y fuera de los centros, la producción artesanal y el teatro, el cine y la escritura como prácticas colectivas fueron algunas de sus propuestas al servicio del cuidado y de la humanización de la vida. A través de una amplia selección de textos de Tosquelles y de documentos y fotografías de la época, Joana Masó propone un recorrido que permite dar vida a una memoria colectiva que trasciende la historia de la psiquiatría y sus instituciones. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A ground-breaking document of the life and work of Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles. With many texts translated for the first time in English, Healing Institutions is a direct encounter with his clinical, intellectual and political writings, assembled by Joana Maso. Exiled at the end of the Spanish Civil War, Tosquelles joined the Saint-Alban psychiatric hospital in Vichy France, carrying out a transformative clinical practice there until the 1960s. He worked with and against what he had, so that the hospital he helped to create was also the destitution of the structure that was there before. Saint-Alban was an extraordinary political event, a commune, an informal refuge in a time of extreme danger, a sort of upwelling spread through word of mouth. When someone arrived at the asylum, they were welcomed and that welcome never stopped, it was reinforced throughout their stay. This was Tosquelles' notion of hospitality. Each patient was necessary to what was called Saint-Alban. Care happened through a broad range of communal activities for staff and patients: theatre, cinema, collective writing, horticulture, the sorting of coloured pearls, gymnastics, singing, a monthly newspaper. Given state coercion, here the issue was above all the survival of dignity for every patient. The idea of combative asylums is not far-fetched, considering our own conditions: the generalised pathology in society at large, neoliberal governance, technical geopolitics willing to slaughter without blinking, to poison the atmosphere, to extract the minds along with the minerals, to make all of life, human and not human, quite difficult.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A ground-breaking document of the life and work of Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles. With many texts translated for the first time in English, Healing Institutions is a direct encounter with his clinical, intellectual and political writings, assembled by Joana Maso. Exiled at the end of the Spanish Civil War, Tosquelles joined the Saint-Alban psychiatric hospital in Vichy France, carrying out a transformative clinical practice there until the 1960s. He worked with and against what he had, so that the hospital he helped to create was also the destitution of the structure that was there before. Saint-Alban was an extraordinary political event, a commune, an informal refuge in a time of extreme danger, a sort of upwelling spread through word of mouth. When someone arrived at the asylum, they were welcomed and that welcome never stopped, it was reinforced throughout their stay. This was Tosquelles' notion of hospitality. Each patient was necessary to what was called Saint-Alban. Care happened through a broad range of communal activities for staff and patients: theatre, cinema, collective writing, horticulture, the sorting of coloured pearls, gymnastics, singing, a monthly newspaper. Given state coercion, here the issue was above all the survival of dignity for every patient. The idea of combative asylums is not far-fetched, considering our own conditions: the generalised pathology in society at large, neoliberal governance, technical geopolitics willing to slaughter without blinking, to poison the atmosphere, to extract the minds along with the minerals, to make all of life, human and not human, quite difficult. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…