Anger permeates our lives, from the intensity of road rage to the fervour of political protest, manifesting physically and sometimes erupting into violence. How should we understand this powerful emotion—and can it ever serve a constructive purpose? In All the Rage, psychoanalyst Josh Cohen argues that anger is not an emotion to suppress but a fundamental force shaping both our personal relationships and the wider world. Drawing on patient case studies, neuropsychology, literature, philosophy, and recent political events, Cohen explores the many facets of anger and its role in our lives. In conversation with author and journalist Marina Benjamin.
An event from Jewish Book Week 2025.
