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  7. Bion, W.R. (1959). Attacks on Linking. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 40:308-315.
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 F.J., M.D. (2012). Loosening the Bonds: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and the Problem of the Group. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:253-267.
 
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 (2012). Editorial Board EOV. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:i.
 
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Shalgi, B. (2012). The Cat Ate Our Tongue—But We Got It Back: Benjamin's Journey From Domination to Surrender. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:277-294.
 
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Celenza, A. (2012). Reading Jessica. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:268-273.
 
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Straker, G. (2012). The Racialization of the Mind in Intimate Spaces: The “Nanny” and the Failure of Recognition. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:240-252.
 
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Rozmarin, E. (2012). Introduction: The Bonds of Love at 25. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:237-239.
 
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Lee, K. (2012). Why Not?—Or How to Home in on the Sound of White Silence: Commentary on Harris's “The House of Difference”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:217-223.
 
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Harris, A. (2012). The House of Difference, or White Silence. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:197-216.
 
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Salberg, J. (2012). Reimagining Yentl While Revisiting Feminism in the Light of Relational Approaches to Gender and Sex. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:185-196.
 
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Bahar, S. (2012). Coming Out as Queen: Jewish Identity, Queer Theory, and the Book of Esther. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:167-178.
 
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Hartman, S. (2012). Jewish or Gendered? (A ' drash in Two Parts): Editor's Note. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:163-166.
 
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Shipley, H.E. (2012). Fairies, Mermaids, Mothers, and Princesses: Sexual Difference and Gender Roles in Peter Pan. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:145-159.
 
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Hartman, S. (2012). Of Mothers and Other Collective Lovers: Inspired by Kyoko Taniguchi's “The Eroticism of the Maternal: So What If Everything Is About the Mother?”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:139-144.
 
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Taniguchi, K. (2012). The Eroticism of the Maternal: So What If Everything Is About the Mother?. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:123-138.
 
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Weatherill, R. (2012). The Mother and the Process of Truth. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:112-116.
 
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Sullivan, M. (2012). An “Unthought Known” of Her Own: The Aesthetics of Interruption. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:106-111.
 
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O'Rourke, M. (2012). Princess of Networks: Lisa Baraitser's Object-Oriented Maternities. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:94-100.
 
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McCloskey, P. (2012). The Potentiality of Encounters: A Response to Lisa Baraitser's Maternal Encounters. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:89-93.
 
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Bracken, C. (2012). Grounded Futurity: Time and Subjectivity in Lisa Baraitser's Maternal Encounters. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:80-84.
 
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Giffney, N., Mulhall, A., O'Rourke, M. (2012). To Encounter a Child: Maternal Subjectivity and the Aesthetics of Reading. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:69-79.
 
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Rosenfield, K. (2012). Frozen Within, Frozen Without: The Experience of Viewing Nathalie Djurberg's It's the Mother. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:62-64.
 
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Saketopoulou, A. (2012). Fairy Tales Gone Mad: Symposium on Nathalie Djurberg's It's the Mother. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:53-55.
 
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Balsam, R., Harris, A. (2012). Maternal Embodiment: A Conversation Between Rosemary Balsam and Adrienne Harris. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:33-52.
 
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Baraitser, L. (2012). Giving an Account of Another: Commentary on Rozmarin's “Maternal Silence”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:15-23.
 
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Rozmarin, M. (2012). Maternal Silence. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:4-14.
 
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Radley, E. (2012). Baraitser-Plus-Lacan: The Maternal Encounter, Interruption, and Language. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:101-105.
 
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Waintrater, R. (2012). Intersubjectivity and French Psychoanalysis: A Misunderstanding?. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:295-302.
 
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Bartkowski, F. (2012). Revisiting The Bonds of Love. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:274-276.
 
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Musser, A.J. (2012). Racial Camouflage: Thinking Race Apart From Sexuality: Commentary on Harris's “The House of Difference”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:231-235.
 
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Lobban, G. (2012). Troubling Whiteness: Commentary on Harris's “The House of Difference”. Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13:224-230.
 
 
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