Main description:

First book to examine the role of implication in psychoanalysis and society more generally * Has contributions from major names in relational psychoanalysis * Social justice is a hot topic in relational psychoanalysis

Contents:

1. Introduction: Engaging Implicated Subjects 2. Getting Next to Ourselves: The Interpersonal Dimensions of Double-Consciousness 3. Recognition in the Face of Harm: Implicated Subjectivity and the Necessity of Acknowledgement 4. He's My Brother 5. Psychoanalytic Spaces, Implicated Places 6. The Other Within: White Shame, Native-American Genocide 7. Don't Blame The Mirror For Your Ugly Face (A Russian Idiom) 8. The Complexity of Implication for Racial Minority Immigrants 9. The Relational Citizen as Implicated Subject: Emergent Unconscious Processes in the Psychoanalytic Community Collaboratory 10. Awakening to the Political - Or is it All an Undream? 11. Parental Implication and the Expansion of the Child Relational Therapist's Clinical Imagination 12. Implication as Central to a Relational Stance: Vulnerability, Responsibility and Racial Enactment