On Usable Rage
3 Quarks Daily • 3/1/2026
Summary
Philosopher and psychoanalyst Josh Cohen's work, "All the Rage," explores the concept of rage in contemporary society. He examines how to make this feeling more useful, drawing from various perspectives, including political uprisings and his experiences with patients.
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