Abstract

The paper examines ideas of morality and ethics and their implications for contemporary psychotherapy. Drawing on Arendt's definition of the citizen, as well as on post-structuralism and Zen, it promotes a theory and practice of therapy inspired by radical ethics and the notions of unconditional hospitality and not-knowing. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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