Main description:

- Provides a timely advancement of systemic theory and practice, an area that has been left relatively fallow in recent years.

- Offers a uniquely critical approach to the topic, linking multi-disciplinary theories and practice

- Includes contributions from a range of internationally recognized experts in the field.

Contents:

1. Introduction: Why Ethic and Aesthetic in Systemic Practices 2. Two Regimes of Madness in Psychotherapy 3. Revolutionary Childhood 4. Thoughts from the Outside 5. Getting Sick from Psychotherapy: Our Co-Responsibility in Unintended and Undesired Outcomes 6. Aesthetics, Ethics and Politics in Childhood Matters 7. Clinical Practice as Ecological Aesthetics 8. Babel, Bebel and Other Dangerous Glossolalia 9. Postscript: The Event