Australia's Schism in the Soul : Colonialism, Immigration Detention and a Nation's Failure to Mourn (Studies in the Psychosocial)

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Australia's Schism in the Soul : Colonialism, Immigration Detention and a Nation's Failure to Mourn (Studies in the Psychosocial)

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(Text)

How has it become possible for the Australian state to gain public acquiescence to develop one of world s most punitive systems of processing asylum-seekers; one that not only contravenes Australia s international humanitarian commitments, but that, in the words of activists, medical professionals, and the detainees themselves amounts to torture?

In this highly readable account academic, journalist and advocate Dr Julie Macken takes a psychoanalytic approach to both the country and its public to uncover why.

Dr Macken s investigation begins by outlining how the nation's failure to mourn its colonial past has led to a state of collective melancholia, with the result that denial and psychological splitting have prevented genuine reconciliation with First Nations peoples. The central part of the book offers a compelling account of the development of Australia s current system of privatised immigration detention and the political, economic and media forces that havesustained it that will resonate globally. In conclusion the book posits that political action in these circumstances however distressing and visceral should be adopted as a mental health strategy for both the person and the nation.

This timely work offers fresh insights for those working and studying in the areas of human rights, media, refugee studies, race theory, politics, mental health and psychosocial studies.

(Table of content)

1. Linking the No Vote to Stop the Boats .- 2. A Sickened Sovereignty.- 3. A Dream in Three Parts: A Nation in Pieces (1778 1972).- 4. Waiting with Baseball Bats (1972 1996).- 5. Is It Torture?.- 6. Words Make Worlds.- 7. Privatising Abuse.- 8. Mania or Mourning.- 9. Conclusion: What Is to Be Done?.

(Author portrait)

Julie Macken is a journalist, political consultant and advocate. Dr Macken completed a PhD at Western Sydney University in 2023 and currently heads a national campaign to change Australia s asylum seeker policy.

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