Issue 19 articlesPrefacep. 1Peter L. RudnytskyForgetting Signorelli: Monstrous Visions of the Resurrection of the Deadp. 7Margaret E. OwensSmoking, Laughing, and the Compulsion to Film: On the Beginnings of Psychoanalytic Documentariesp. 35Lydia MarinelliEighty Years of Dream Sequences: A Cinematic Journey Down Freud's “Royal Road”p. 59Jerrold R. BrandellFreud's GrandchildrenThe Reading Cure: Books as Lifetime Companionsp. 77Sophie FreudLucian and Sigmund Freudp. 89Peter LoewenbergBook ReviewsUnser Herz zeigt nach dem Süden: Reisebriefe 1895-1923 [Our Heart Points to the South: Travel Letters 1895-1923]. Sigmund Freud. Ed. Christfried Tögel with the collaboration of Michael Molnar. Berlin: Aufbau-Verlag, 2002. 422 pp. 152 illus. Euro 25.00 (Euro 9.95 pb).p. 101Mary BergsteinThe Complete Correspondence of Sigmund Freud and Karl Abraham 1907-1925. Transcribed and edited by Ernst Falzeder. Trans. Caroline Schwarzacher with the collaboration of Christine Trollope and Klara Majthenyi King. Introduction by André Haynal and Ernst Falzeder London. Karnac, 2002. xxxv + 626 pp. $66.00.p. 108Axel HofferAnalyzing Freud: Letters of H.D., Bryher and Their Circle. Edited by Susan Stanford Friedman. New York: New Directions, 2002. 615 pp. $39.95.p. 120Murray M. Schwartz
Issue 28 articlesPrefacep. 129Peter L. RudnytskyThe Prince is Wearing a Tutu: Queer Identity and Identificatory Reading in Jane Hamilton's the Short History of a Princep. 134Suzanne JuhaszThe Rebel and the Red-Hot Spit: Marlowe's Edward II as Anal-Sadistic Prototypep. 165Jon SurgalBody and Cosmos: Pasolini, Mishima, Foucaultp. 201Janine Chasseguet-SmirgelHistorical Memoir
Issue 311 articlesThe Hidden Soul: The Growth of the Unconscious in Philosophy, Psychology, Medicine, and Literature, 1750-1900p. 257Nicholas RandExplanation of a Paradoxical Psychological Proposition: That We Sometimes Act Not Only Without Motive or a Visible Cause, But Even Against Compelling Motives and Despite Fully Convincing Reasons (1759)p. 291Johann George SulzerDreaming: From Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind (1792)p. 305Dugald StewartOn Catharsis: From Fundamentals of Aristotle's Lost Essay on the “Effect of Tragedy” (1857)p. 319Jacob Bernays
Issue 410 articlesPrefacep. 419Peter L. RudnytskyOn Being “Intrinsical”: A Winnicott Enigmap. 427Christopher Reeves“Let's Never Ask Him What to Do”: Clare Britton's Transformative Impact on Donald Winnicottp. 457Joel KanterHow Masud Khan Fell into Psychoanalysisp. 483Linda B. HopkinsThe Weirdest Scale on Earth: Elizabeth Bishop and Containment