Issue 19 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 1Donald MossPsychoanalysis and South Africap. 3James SeyThe Burdens of Truth: An Evaluation of the Psychological Support Services and Initiatives Undertaken by the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commissionp. 9Brandon HamberWe Suffer Our Memories: Thinking about the Past, Healing, and Reconciliationp. 29Grahame HayesPsychoanalysis, Public Reason, and Reconstruction in the “New” South Africap. 51Mary TjiattasThe other and other others: Post-colonialism, Psychoanalysis and the South African Questionp. 77Susan Van ZylOedipus in (South) Africa?: Psychoanalysis and the Politics of Differencep. 101Andreas BertoldiS/M in SA: Sexual Violence, Simulated Sex and Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 135John K. NoyesThe Psychopathology of Post-Colonial Mozambique: Mia Couto's Voices Made Nightp. 155Chesca Long-Innes
Issue 27 articlesIntroductionp. 185David HoddesonIn the Struggle between You and Kafka, Back Yourselfp. 189Frederick R. KarlThe Convex Mirror: A Queen, an Heiress and Biographical Blindnessp. 205Nancy Z. RubinBlowback1p. 215David HoddesonProfile of a Latency Woman: Development for Biographersp. 235
Issue 34 articlesHarry Stack Sullivan and the Gay Psychoanalysisp. 299Jon HarnedThe Echo of Trauma and the Trauma of Echop. 319Judith GreenbergThe Analyst's Murder of the Patientp. 349Peter L. RudnytskyLacan versus Freud: Subverting the Enlightenmentp. 361Kay Stockholder
Issue 44 articlesHere's Looking at You, Peter Quint: “The Turn of the Screw,” Freud's “Dora,” and the Aesthetics of Hysteriap. 423David WagenknechtFreud's Psychoanalysis: Interpretation and Propertyp. 459Paul EndoEthics and Simulacrump. 483Alon KantorCherishment Culturep. 521Faith Bethelard & Elisabeth Young-Bruehl