The Psychic Life of Racism Vol. 1: The Empire of Denial By Livio Boni, Sophie Mendelsohn

The authors trace the history of French-speaking psychoanalysis from Octave Mannoni to the end of the Second World War, via Franz Fanon, in Madagascar, the Antilles and Algeria. They study how racism has become anchored in psychologies and revisit key concepts of the discipline such as identification, repression and denial.