Issue 18 articlesBiblical StudiesDeath Imagined: From Mother Earth to Dust and Ashes in the Mind of Jobp. 1Daniel Rancour-LaferriereFreudian StudiesAmnesias of a Freudian Kindp. 55Diane O'DonoghueThe Failure and Reality of Sublimation: Psychoanalytic Ontology and Revolutionp. 79Ryan KuSocial Evolution, Progress and Teleology in Spencer's Synthetic Philosophy and Freudian Psychoanalysisp. 105Leonardo NiroLiterary StudiesObsessional Neurosis, the Paranoid-Schizoid Position, and the Bourgeois Family in Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castlep. 131Jamil MustafaIntimacy and Revenge: The Psychological Dynamics of Literary Widowsp. 155Jeffrey MeyersReview EssayNovel Relations: Victorian Fiction and British Psychoanalysis by Alicia Mireles Christoff. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2019, 269 pages.p. 185Christine MaksimowiczContributorsp. 199
Issue 2 - Freud's Archaeology9 articlesFreud's Archaeology: A Conversation between Excavation and Analysisp. 203Frederika Tevebring & Alexander WolfsonFrom Iconography to Archaeology: Freud after Charcotp. 215Richard H. ArmstrongOn the Way to the London Mithraeum: Freud's Archaeo-Analysis and the Habsburg Empire's Neo-Roman Mimesisp. 245Julia HellMythological Parallels and Visual Compulsions: The Matriarchal Subtext to Freud's Archaeologyp. 275Frederika TevebringEros in Vienna: Dreams/ Archaeology/ Photography/ Film
Issue 39 articlesIn the Shadow of the Crematorium: Son of Saul, The Grey Zone, and a Second-Generation Childhoodp. 423Nanette C. AuerhahnNeglect: Reflections between Neurosciences and Philosophyp. 447Sergio BenvenutoVues nouvelles sur l'auto-analyse de Freud et la découverte de la psychanalyse (Vienne, 23 juillet 1988)p. 463Didier AnzieuPandemic ReflectionsFacing the Facts: Self Disclosure and the Analytic Relationship Swimming in Dark Placesp. 485Stephanie R. Brody
Issue 415 articles1Brother's Keeper: Robert Smithson's Anti-Elegiac Picturesp. 559Suzaan BoettgerDiscussion of “Brother's Keeper: Robert Smithson's Anti-Elegiac Pictures”p. 595Jane HanenbergAmnesias of a Freudian Kindp. 601Diane O'DonoghueA Return to Freud's “Complete Oedipus Complex”: Reclaiming the Negativep. 619Deborah Anna LuepnitzCreativity: Freud and Beyond