Issue 1 - Creativity–The Life and Work of Sieg Maandag11 articlesSieg Maandag: Life and Art in the Aftermath of Bergen-Belsenp. 1Dawn Skorczewski & Karen MaandagSieg Maandag and Holocaust Artp. 23Dan StoneSeeing and Doing, A Meditation on an Afterlife in Art1p. 43Ruth Ost & Laura LevittThe Story of the Jewish Dutch Diamond Workers during WWIIp. 61Bettine Siertsema“Privilege” and Trauma: Sieg Maandag's Climb Upwardsp. 81Christine SchmidtThe Transformation of Aesthetic Precedent in the Art of Sieg Maandagp. 107Adele Tutter“The Northern Suburbs Seem to be Quite Frequently Afflicted by Raging Elephants”: Identity Fluidity in Beatrix Potter's Tales and Lifep. 129John RosegrantOlga Tokarczuk's Protagonist in Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead as a High-Functioning Autistic Womanp. 155Sagit Blumrosen-SelaDrawing a Blank: Bion Speaking on Chinese Writing1p. 181Jamey HechtBook ReviewsIntersectionality and Relational Psychoanalysis: New Perspectives on Race, Gender, and Sexuality, Edited by Max Belkin and Cleonie Whitep. 207Deborah ShilkoffContributorsp. 215
Issue 210 articlesD.W. Winnicott's Debt to and Divergence from Melanie Klein: A Psychoanalytic Genealogyp. 219Peter LawnerSigmund Freud and Suicide—In His Life and in His Writingsp. 247Kim Larsen & Anders ZachrissonMourner's Kaddish and Its Connections: Psychoanalytic Thoughts on Mourning in the Jewish Religious Contextp. 279Daniel Rancour-LaferriereMystical Gnosis and Esoteric Technē in the Writings of W.R. Bionp. 321John BoyleRegressive (Im)Mutability and Human Degeneration in Samuel Beckett's Endgame and Wilfred R. Bion's The Dawn of Oblivion
Issue 310 articlesThe Problem of Ethical Ideals in Hellenistic Philosophy and in Psychoanalysisp. 429Peter DewsDeath Drive as the Precipitate of the Traumaticp. 449Ilker ÖzyildirimDW Winnicott's Debt to and Divergence from Melanie Klein: A Psychoanalytic Genealogyp. 473Peter LawnerBeyond the Dynamic Unconscious: Some Thoughts on Expanding Psychoanalytic Clinical Workp. 499Franco De MasiThe Politics of the Navel: Psychoanalysis and Affiliation
Issue 411 articlesSpecial Issue on PerversionIntroductionp. 627Andrea Celenza & Murray M. SchwartzFrom Perversion to the (Perverse) Edge of Excitementp. 635Stanley J. CoenNatural-Born Deviants: The Existential Escapades of Sex Techp. 663Danielle Knafo & Rocco Lo BoscoUnbecoming Archives: Anne Sexton's “Perverse” Imaginationp. 693Dawn Skorczewski