In the flurry of press attention around Adam Phillip's new book Going Sane, this observation from Sean O'Hagan in The Observer (13 Feb) struck me as among the more interesting:
What is striking about the new book is how the symptoms he identifies in his patients - dissatisfaction, despair, hopelessness - reflect the collective anxieties that are abroad right now. What this betokens, among other things, says Phillips, is 'a profound political despair'.
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