Issue 110 articlesI See What You Mean: Reflections on Meaning and Interpretation in Psychoanalytic Work in the Academy and in the Consulting Roomp. 1Robert A. PaulBernard J. Paris: Third Force Psychoanalysis and the Study of Literaturep. 23Peter L. RudnytskyRefinding the Object in Modern Fiction Studiesp. 61Walter KalaidjianFreud's Moses, Schoenberg's Moses, and the Tragic Quest for Purityp. 89Pamela Cooper-WhiteTrouser Partsp. 123Alan WilliamsonEditor's Notep. 137Discussion of Louise Gluck's, “The Wild Iris”p. 139Dawn Skorczewski & John SkoylesReview EssaysFrantz Fanon, Psychiatry and Politics. By Nigel C. Gibson and Roberto Beneduce. London: Rowman & Littlefield, 2017, 307 pages.p. 145John TrimburOf Fear and Strangers: A History of Xenophobia. By George Makari. New York: W. W. Norton, 2021, 344 pages.p. 160Sander L. GilmanContributorsp. 165
Issue 210 articlesBarbara Low and Sabina Spielrein: Misrepresentations of Their Works in the History of Psychoanalysisp. 169Fátima Caropreso & Richard Theisen SimankeSabina Spielrein's Coming Into Being: A Way Paved by Destructionp. 197Frank J. Marchese‘Dream of “Father Freudenreich”’ Reported by Dr. S. Spielreinp. 221Sabina SpielreinCommentary on ‘Dream of “Father Freudenreich”’p. 225Klara NaszkowskaAugustine's Oceanic: The Wellspring of Christianity vs. the Disease of Desire
Issue 3 - Special Issue: The Voice11 articlesPreface: Vocal Turnsp. 369Vered Lev KenaanSilent Witnesses: The Testimony of Objects in Holocaust Poetry and Prosep. 379Leora Bilsky & Vered Lev KenaanSocrates and the Voice That Says No: Listening to Plato's Apologyp. 413Sarah NooterAntigone's Voicep. 437Lior LevyListening in Sophocles: The Sounds of Empathic Dialogue
Issue 414 articlesEditor's Note: A Farewell and an Introductionp. 591Murray Schwartz“Must I Remember?”: A Just-So Story about Shakespeare and His Motherp. 593Richard P. WheelerApocalyptic Psychic Landscapes, Haunting Internal Objects, and the Murderousness of Group Dynamics in Julius Caesarp. 627Christopher W. T. Miller“Internal Difference, / Where the Meanings, are—”: Dickinson's Animate Poetics: *Winner of the Silberger Prize from the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institutep. 661Rose Howell