Activists without ‘lived experience’ can feel unsure of their place.

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Volume 31, issue 4 articles listing for Subjectivity

‘Lived experience’ is a pivotal concept in activism, highlighting the rights of marginalised individuals to share their stories and gain recognition within broader societal discourse. Social movements...

Police officers in the South African Police Service (SAPS) undertake their police work within national, institutional, and personal discourses. Together, these discourses create different, often contr...

Drawing on the author’s own experience, this paper explores the rarely researched experience of sibling abortion under China’s One-Child Policy through a psychodynamic lens. The author uses writing as...

In addressing the liberation dilemma in post-operaismo theory, Berardi transforms radical political action into his politics of therapy. He emphasizes the reinforcement of capitalist domination and th...

Deconstructionist depiction of fictionality within the relationship between truth and sovereignty helps to understand how time relates to post-truth politics and to counter its proliferation within po...

This article presents the case for a rethinking of wellbeing in precarious times. Covid-19 made visible ways in which precarity has become central to daily living and to existence itself. From employm...

This is a commentary on (Ruse et al. Left to their own devices: The significance of mental health apps on the construction of therapy and care, Subjectivity, 2024), published in the Special Collection...

Mental health (MH) mobile apps offer convenient, low/no-cost automated psychological support. Little is known about what this technology does to the very definition of MH care. Looking through a post-...