Rendering Unconscious - Psychonalytic Perspectives, Politics&Poetry - edited by Vanessa Sinclair

Dr Vanessa Sinclair is a psychonalist and specialises herself in online and remote treatments. In her work, she is a fulcrum of different approaches - in a cultural and anthropological sense. She works with cut up techniques to create poetry and is involved in various projects.
Her experience and both intellectual and artistic sense found its beautiful display in this understated collection of texts -poems, studies, reviews, essays wchich shows how range her interests are.
The list of contributors is quite long:
Gavriel Reisner
Alison Annunziata
Kendalle Aubra
Gerald Sand
White Davis&Kotay
Luce deLire
Jason Haaf
Critchley&Evans
Marc Strauss
Chiara Bottici
Brad Evans
Manya Steinkoler
Emma Lieber
Damien Patrick Williams
SHara Hardeson
Jill Gentile
Angelo Villa
Gabriela Costardi
Jamieson Webster
Sergio Benvenuto
Craig Slee
Alvaro D. Moreira
David Lichtenstein
Julie Fotheringham
John Dall'aglio
herself - Vanessa Sinclair
Matthew Oyer
Jessica Datema
Olga Cox Cameron
Katie Ebbit
Juliana Porthillo
Trevor Pederson
Punzi&Johansson
Meredith Friedson
Steven Reisner
Lea Silveira
Patrick Scanlon
Matthew Oyer
Julio Mendes Rodrigo
Daniel Deweese
Julie Futrell
Gregory J. Stevens
Benjamin Y. Fong
Emma Lieber
Katy Bohinc
Wayne Wapeemukwa
Gherovici&Seltman
Marie Brown
Buffy Cain
Claire-Madeleine Culkin
Andrew Daul
Germ Lynn
Adel Souto
paul aster stone-tsao

Rendering Uncoscious is a compendium, a type of modern day encyclopedia of themes, troupes, issues of political, psychological, anthropological, art interest. It would be a gross understatement to state that this vast area of human thought contained in a book like this, represents pretty limited fact file and is based only on certain wave of mindset.
When I was reading it I definitely felt that some of those works are expressing political stance but not in a way of turning towards the known dychotomy between right and left. Texts like "The Horde Mentality - Alt-Politics and Virtual Violence" by Gerald Sand show a completely new arena of a status quo that is being refurbished and turned into a completely new paradigm using tools of technological psycho-warfare.
Other type of texts like "Racial Oppression and Health: A Biopsychosocial View" by Tanya White-Davis and Anu Kotay show a very detailed, structuralised approach towards recognising and diagnosing issues of mental health when we take issues such as racism into consideration - quite a rare occurence of proposal to things that are not really addressed.
"Bellowing Presidents" by Emma Lieber is a highly laconic, concise way of presenting current political issues in various hues and spectrums, interesting not only from a formal point of view.
Poetic interludes like "Try to remember" by Shara Hardeson remind us how wide and in-depth a poem can be - both showing the magic of attentive life observations and a crushing political stance.
They are just but a few of the texts that each and every need your attention. Truly and inexplicably I found this book something to ponder on for coming winter months. Thank you for your hard work, Vanessa.
Vanessa's website