Fernando Faleiros de Oliveira
Clinical Sociology and Psychosociology: Theories and Practices, edited by Matheus Viana Braz, Pedro Henrique Isaac Silva, Teresa Cristina Carreteiro, and Christiane Girard Ferreira Nunes, proposes an interdisciplinary and reflective reading of the links between the social and the psychic, throughout its 13 chapters. The work investigates how subjects constitute themselves amid social structures, affects, and collective conflicts. With contributions from researchers from different institutions and countries, it articulates and offers a plural and critical approach through theoretical fields and social intervention tools, capable of revealing the hidden meanings of human experiences, challenging the reader to think beyond the dichotomies of individual-society, subjectivity-structure, and theory-practice.