by Tony Anatrella · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782080666710
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«Non à la société dépressive» is the essay by Tony Anatrella, published by Flammarion in 1993 in paperback (313 pages, in French).
Essay in which Tony Anatrella analyzes depression as a social phenomenon and opposes the depressive society; he reflects on individual malaise, collective transformations and the psychological reading of social problems.
Work published in Paris by Flammarion in 1993. Includes bibliographical references (p. [309]) and is cataloged under Philosophy, social problems and mental depression.
For those seeking a philosophical reflection on depression and contemporary social malaise.
Tony Anatrella is a French psychonanalyst and a priest of the Catholic Church. He has specialized in the study of adolescent sexuality and homosexuality. He has opposed civil rights for homosexuals and the ordination of homosexuals to the Catholic priesthood. He held appointments as an advisor to departments of the Roman Curia and has been called the "psy de l'Église”, roughly translated as "Church shrink". After allegations of sexual misconduct from male patients he would receive for counseling, a canonical investigation was launched in the Archdiocese of Paris by Archbishop Michel Aupetit, leading to Anatrella being barred in mid 2018 from exercing any ministry as a priest in the Catholic Church.
