Issue 17 articlesFrom the Second World War to Vietnam: Historical, Clinical, and Personal Reflections on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorderp. 1Sanford GiffordFuture Psychoanalysts and Memories of the Second World Warp. 27M. Donald Coleman, Eugene H. Kaplan, Maurice S. Nadelman & Howard H. SchlossmanPhantom Weapon Syndromep. 63Travis L. MartinScreen Memories and Screening Functions: Recollection, Personal Histories, and Post-Traumatic Dreamsp. 89Melvin R. Lansky“Becoming Another Thing”: Traumatic and Technological Transformation in The Red Badge of Couragep. 101Brian CroxallAmerican Psychoanalytic Association Statement on Torturep. 129Contributorsp. 131
Issue 2 - Psychoanalysis as a Critical Methodology: Interdisciplinary Applications6 articlesDanger and Deformation: A Social Theory of Trauma Part II: Disrupting the Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma, Recovering Humanity, and Repairing Generationsp. 133Jeffrey PragerEndurancep. 157Stephen FroshMerleau-Ponty and Hallucinationp. 177Sergio BenvenutoFrom Psychoanalysis to Cybernetics: The Case of Herp. 197Eli ZaretskyScience Studies, Context, and Psychoanalysisp. 211Arnold WilsonContributorsp. 229
Issue 3 - Memory and Remembrance: Essays in Psychoanalytic Autobiography6 articlesLockout: Spacing Trauma and Recovery in the Aftermath of the Virginia Tech Shootingsp. 231Stefanie HoferFrom Despair to Poignancyp. 285John S. KafkaRequiem for Vietnam: Reflections and Countertransferences of a Psychoanalystp. 295Jacob D. LindyPsychosis, Pain, and Time: A Personal Reflectionp. 321Elyn R. SaksBook ReviewsTrauma and Autobiography: Great River Road: Memoir and Memory. Madelon Sprengnether. Moorhead, MN: New Rivers Press, 2015. 227pp. Review by Lynette S. Danylchuk.p. 327Contributorsp. 333
Issue 4 - Creative Processes6 articlesGeorge Gershwin's Self-Portrait in the Mirror with My Motherp. 335Katharine WeberIn the Mold of the Fathers: Objects of Sculpture, Subjects of Legacyp. 355Jane McAdam FreudTopographies: Psychic Landscapes in the Poetry of Seamus Heaney and Tomas Tranströmerp. 385Alice A. JonesText as Muse, Muse as Text: Janáček, Kamila, and the Role of Fantasy in Musical Creativityp. 407Adele TutterUnraveling the Enigma of Giorgio Morandi: A Psychoanalytic Strategyp. 451J. David MillerContributorsp. 477