Adam Szymanski is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago.

• Introduction: Perceiving the Pandemic, Chapter One: The Psychosocial Image, Chapter Two: The Neuroplastic Paradox, Chapter Three: Belief and the Common World of Experience, Chapter Four: Ecosophy and Peace, Chapter Five: Healing and Decolonization, Conclusion: For Therapeutic Activisms, Bibliography, Filmography, Index.

Cinemas of Therapeutic Activism is a strikingly original and unusually insightful work that breaks very new ground for film and media philosophy. It should be-will be-recognized as a pioneering work of therapeutic activism, which no one in film studies has considered. I know of nothing like it. - Brian Price, Professor of Cinema Studies, University of Toronto.

Adam Szymanski is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago.

• Introduction: Perceiving the Pandemic, Chapter One: The Psychosocial Image, Chapter Two: The Neuroplastic Paradox, Chapter Three: Belief and the Common World of Experience, Chapter Four: Ecosophy and Peace, Chapter Five: Healing and Decolonization, Conclusion: For Therapeutic Activisms, Bibliography, Filmography, Index.

Cinemas of Therapeutic Activism is a strikingly original and unusually insightful work that breaks very new ground for film and media philosophy. It should be-will be-recognized as a pioneering work of therapeutic activism, which no one in film studies has considered. I know of nothing like it. - Brian Price, Professor of Cinema Studies, University of Toronto.

Adam Szymanski is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago.

• Introduction: Perceiving the Pandemic, Chapter One: The Psychosocial Image, Chapter Two: The Neuroplastic Paradox, Chapter Three: Belief and the Common World of Experience, Chapter Four: Ecosophy and Peace, Chapter Five: Healing and Decolonization, Conclusion: For Therapeutic Activisms, Bibliography, Filmography, Index.

Cinemas of Therapeutic Activism is a strikingly original and unusually insightful work that breaks very new ground for film and media philosophy. It should be-will be-recognized as a pioneering work of therapeutic activism, which no one in film studies has considered. I know of nothing like it. - Brian Price, Professor of Cinema Studies, University of Toronto.