Psyche and politics. Response to Kenneth Bledin’s ‘Further thoughts on “If you prick me,do I not bleed?” Antisemitism,racism and group analysis,some thoughts. A response to Bacha,Einhorn and Lieberman’
Psyche and politics. Response to Kenneth Bledin’s ‘Further thoughts on “If you prick me,do I not bleed?” Antisemitism,racism and group analysis,some thoughts. A response to Bacha,Einhorn and Lieberman’
Bledin makes the point that antisemitism had been around long before the discourse that allowed, or created, the Holocaust and even before the colonizations that created the Boers’ racist discourse. This point is his major difference with our thoughts.
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