Issue 18 articlesPurity and Unity: Narcissism and Destructiveness in Nationalistic and Fundamentalistic Ideologiesp. 1Werner BohleberPrejudice: Complicit and Implicitp. 17Eugene J. MahonThe Problem of Constructivism in Psychoanalysis: A Winnicottian Perspectivep. 39Joel WhitebookThe Mystery of “Passe”p. 61Sergio BenvenutoFreud's Aphasia Book and Spielrein's Destruction Paper: A Shared Fate, to be Ignored and Restoredp. 81Frank MarcheseMen Under the Microscope: The Gaze of Other Men, “The Subject Who is Supposed to Know,” and the Pursuit of Wholenessp. 107Elizabeth McManaman Tyler“Where, Meantime, was the Soul?” The Uncanny as an Aesthetic Image of Impossibilityp. 133Eeva PihlajaContributorsp. 155
Issue 29 articles“Anything of Note”: Recovering “Lost Life” in the Psychoanalytic Archivep. 159Vanessa SmithFreud and Marie Bonaparte’s Correspondence (1925-1939): An Intimate Relationship1p. 189Francis BaudryNabokov and Freud: Solus Rex vs Oedipus Rex1p. 213Igor KolmakovNietzsche, Roquentin, and Suicidep. 243Eric v.d. LuftUnderstanding the Phenomenon of Negative Myths
Issue 3 - Psychoanalysis, Art and Literature7 articlesFigurability in the Art of Louise Bourgeoisp. 305Britt-Marie SchillerThe Imaginary and the Symbolic in Shakespeare's Venus and Adonisp. 335Catherine Bates“An Intimation of Mourning”: Freud and Walter Benjamin on Images of Childhoodp. 367Anat Tzur MahalelD. W. Winnicott, Julian of Norwich, and the Good-Enough Mother/Mysticp. 401Hannah LucasAs Chance Would Have It: Freud and Kierkegaard on Repetition and Trauma
Issue 4 - Special Issue: Sabina Spielrein10 articlesImagesp. viIntroduction: History is the Fruit of Powerp. 461Klara NaszkowskaBecoming a Spielreinian: Incorporating Sabina Spielrein's Contributions Into Contemporary Clinical Practicep. 477Esther RapoportThe Birth of the Death Drivep. 493Eyal RozmarinDeath Instinct and Mental Conflict in Sabina Spielrein's Early Work (1911-1912)p. 501