Psychanalyse et politique by M.-J. Fauret explores the intersection of psychoanalytic theory and political thought, a theme central to late 20th-century French intellectual discourse. Published by the academic Presses Universitaires du Mirail in Toulouse, this work contributes to ongoing debates about subjectivity, power, and collective identity. Drawing on both clinical psychoanalysis and philosophical inquiry, the book examines how unconscious structures inform political formations and ideologies. It engages with key figures in French psychoanalysis and critical theory, situating itself within broader discussions about the role of desire, language, and social bonds in shaping political life. The text is particularly relevant for scholars interested in the philosophical underpinnings of political action and the psychological dimensions of civic engagement.