Clinique de l'identité explores the intersection of psychosis, sexual identity, and social bonds through a clinical and theoretical lens. Authored by Stéphane Thibierge, the work draws on psychoanalytic practice and contemporary research to examine how identity formation is disrupted in psychotic experiences. It considers the role of interpersonal relationships and societal structures in shaping subjective experience, offering insights into therapeutic approaches that address both psychic distress and the need for recognition. The book is grounded in case studies and philosophical reflection, aiming to bridge clinical observation with broader cultural discussions about identity and belonging. Though rooted in French psychiatric tradition, its themes resonate with international debates in psychology, psychiatry, and social science. The text is intended for clinicians, scholars, and students interested in the psychodynamics of identity and the social dimensions of mental illness.

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