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Check out @acidhorizonpod's interview with Alex Billet, author of the brilliant Shake the City. Second edition dropping Nov 4th.
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1968 Press is excited to announce the second edition ofAlex Billet’s 'Shake the City', coming this November.
Sign up for a yearly subscription to Alex’s Substack 'To Whom It May Concern…' and receive 20% off and a free copy.
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Honoured to have our first title ‘Psychoanalysis and Revolution’ at @FreudMusLondon’s Money and Psychoanalysis Conference and next to @Ossermania’s new book!
Click through for this tremendous interview between Elena Pačarič (@elenapecaric) and Alfie Bown (@Leftist_Gamer): moving, humorous, and vital.
AB: ‘When you wrote the book, did you reveal things, about yourself, to yourself?’
EP: ‘When you write, it is always like this…’
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Excited to release our interview with Elena Pečarič - disability activist, philosopher and former Presidential candidate from the Slovene School of Psychoanalysis. Her book - Freedom to Breathe - is with @1968_Press.
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At 1968 Press we are very pleased to see our latest book in the hands of its author, @elenapecaric, who has been celebrating its publication in Ljubljana!
Elena Pečarič’s spellbinding memoir, Freedom to Breathe, is available to order at our website here: 1968press.co.uk/books/freedo…
One of our editors wrote an essay on Freud's free clinics and the possibilities of rebuilding radical therapy projects in the current political landscape, with a focus on @HealthInquiry:
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We're absolutely delighted to be featured in the incredible @Parapraxis_Mag
Many thanks to @jaissance for reaching out to us and to all involved at the magazine for getting this brilliant essay out.
"In the wake of the Second World War, the concept of free or low-cost clinics was buried, and a much more conservative strand of psychoanalysis emerged."
Jaice Sara Titus writes on The Red Clinic and its praxis: parapraxismagazine.com/artic…
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"In the wake of the Second World War, the concept of free or low-cost clinics was buried, and a much more conservative strand of psychoanalysis emerged."
Jaice Sara Titus writes on The Red Clinic and its praxis: parapraxismagazine.com/artic…
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I did a review a while back of @UbuPamplemousse's wonderful book, Shake the City. Definitely worth giving a read if you're into cities, music and freedom: newpol.org/review/unravellin…
Read Jonas Marvin’s brilliant new review of Alexander Billet’s resounding manifesto on music and movements, Shake the City, released with 1968 Press in 2022! It’s up at @NewPoliticsMag! newpol.org/review/unravellin…
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We've put together a reading list on borders and border abolition, and would love to hear more recommendations!
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Elena Pečarič’s stunning memoir, Freedom to Breathe, is now in stock at 1968 HQ! Order yours today! 1968press.co.uk/books/freedo…
Freedom to Breathe becomes the latest staple in our stable, joining in our catalogue Ian Parker and David Pavón-Cuéllar’s Psychoanalysis and Revolution; Alice Becker-Ho’s The First Ghetto; and Alexander Billet’s Shake the City: all available here: 1968press.co.uk/shop
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This week’s @NYMag cover story by @_danielle_carr examines the career of psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk, the author of the bestselling book “The Body Keeps the Score,” and how he popularized the once controversial trauma diagnosis. nymag.com/press/2023/07/how-…
