Response to Daniel Burston and Cary Nelson

Poisoning the Wells

Authors

  • Martin Kemp

Abstract

If pressed to squeeze some virtue from Burston and Nelson’s paper, and its ‘CSJT’ fantasy, we might commend it for locating of the movement for the liberation of Palestine as one amongst many struggles against racism and other forms of oppression confronting the world today. We take opposing philosophical and ideological positions: they agitate for less, I believe in more, professional attention to areas of enduring social injustice, generative of profound and preventable psychological pain.

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Published

2023-10-24

How to Cite

Kemp, M. (2023). Response to Daniel Burston and Cary Nelson: Poisoning the Wells. Free Associations, (89). Retrieved from https://freeassociations.org.uk/FA_New/OJS/index.php/fa/article/view/460

Issue

No. 89 (2023)

Section

Forum on Social Justice and Psychoanalysis

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