Colonialism and Countertransference

The presentation of encounters with two migrant doctors with a past history of extreme sexual exploitation of their female patients presents an uncomfortable coming together of cultural observation, medical ethics and therapeutic transference. Colonial and postcolonial stereotypes evoked by their actions are briefly considered

Colonialism · Countertransference · Medical emergency · Poison control · Psychiatry · Psychoanalysis · Psychotherapist · Sexual abuse · Sociology · Suicide prevention · Clinical Psychology · Gender Studies · Historical Psychiatry and Medical Practices · History · Legal and cultural studies analysis · Medicine · Psychology

• Memory, History, Forgetting

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• Du bon usage de l'interféron

  Open Access•Berthier Anne-Lise, Anne-Lise Berthier•Biofutur•1997

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• Crime or affliction? Rape in an African community

  Open Access•Sarah Levine•Culture Medicine and Psychiatry•1980

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• Reflexivity and countertransference in a psychiatric cultural consultation clinic

  Open Access•B J Good, Henry Herrera et al.•Culture Medicine and Psychiatry•1982

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• Counter‐transference

  Open Access•Paula Heimann, Donald W Winnicott et al.•British Journal of Medical…•1960

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• The International Journal of Psychoanalysis

  Open Access•Dana Birksted‐Breen, R Michels•The International Journal of…•2007

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• Military Rape

  Roland Littlewood•Anthropology Today•1997

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• Ideology, Camouflage or Contingency? Racism in British Psychiatry

  Open Access•Roland Littlewood•Transcultural Psychiatric…•1993

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