At War with the Obvious emotional preferences and practices of young

preferences and practices of young people aged 12 – 21

eras and styles as psychologically scrutinised ‘case histories’

these games will strengthen the attention and executive functions of the brain as kids relate to classroom and everyday learning

and gender

acting as a springboard for other genres

At War with the Obvious emotional preferences and practices of youngPsychoanalytic thought has already transformed our basic assumptions about the psychic life of individuals and cultures. Those assumptions often take on the valence of common sense. However, this can mean that their original and important meanings often become obscured. Disruptive ideas become domesticated. At War with the Obvious aims to return those ideas to their original disruptive status.