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Beatrice Adler-Bolton (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the SPK?

Jan 17, 2023

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

The Socialist Patients Collective

5min

The Rise of the Anti-Psychiatry Movement

5min

The Politics of Illness

6min

The Relationship Between SPK and the Anti-Psychiatry Movement

5min

The Relationship Between SPK and Anti-Psychiatry

5min

The Doctor-Patient Relationship

4min

The Role of Medicalization in Social Reproduction

3min

The Role of Pathology in the History of Biomedicine

4min

10.

The Legacy of SPK in the Professional Literature

3min

11.

The Repression of SPK in the Cold War

3min

12.

The History of the Black Panther Party

6min

13.

The Legacy of SPK

5min

14.

The Loss of Patient Infos

5min

15.

The Long-Term Hope of Spk's Work

6min

16.

Building a Leftist Pragm

2min

17.

Psychoanalysis in Palesto

2min

In the second in a two-part interview with Beatrice Adler-Bolton, she discusses the work and legacy of the Socialist Patients Collective. Beatrice is a writer, artist & co-host of Death Panel, a podcast about the political economy of health. She is a co-author, (along with Artie Vierkant) of the recently published Health Communism from Verso Books.

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