Issue 110 articlesWhistler's Mothers: Painters, Models, and Uncanny Arrangementsp. 1Max CavitchAttachment Theory and Mentalization in Richard Linklater's Boyhoodp. 27Maya Balakirsky KatzThe Representation of Holocaust Trauma in The Song of Terezin by Franz Waxman: A Psychoanalytic Listeningp. 55Susanna Välimäki & Wojciech StȩpieńImagining Eriksonp. 81Daniel JacobsRace and Prejudice in Erik Erikson's Childhood and Societyp. 93John Martin-JoyA Self More Alive to Sleep: On Winnicott's Hatred of the Impossible Profession of Teachingp. 129Nathan GerardThe Sound of Musep. 145Hilit Erel-BrodskyBook ReviewsPsychoanalysis, Historiography, and the Nazi Camps: Accounting for Survival by Dan Stonep. 163Lewis KirshnerNew Psychoanalytic Readings of Shakespeare: Cool Reason and Seething Brains, Edited by James Newlin and James W. Stonep. 169Christopher W. T. MillerContributorsp. 181
Issue 28 articlesIdentification of the Self as an Aggressor: Intergenerational Vicissitudes of Victim/Victimizer Self-Representationsp. 185Nanette C. AuerhahnMine, Yours, Ours? Working Through Transgenerational Trauma with Transgenerational Defense Mechanismsp. 217Tihamér Bakó & Katalin ZanaA Psychoanalytic-Philosophical Investigation of Climate Disavowalp. 233Ruth RonenWhat is Community?p. 253Robert A. PaulThe Transubstantiation of Melancholia to Mysticism: Jouissance in Rilke's The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge
Issue 3-414 articlesDante's Imagination—Down to Earth: Some Unconscious Roots of Dante's Divine Comedyp. 341Delia Battin & Eugene MahonLord Jim—I'm Him: The Double Ghost in Conrad's Novelp. 369Gavriel ReisnerCan Tweedledum and Tweedledee Ever Become Friends?: Trauma, Doppelgänger, and the Freudian Uncanny in Satyajit Ray's “Ratan Babu and That Man”p. 393Debartha RoyWhat is Uncanny About the Uncanny?p. 419Sergio BenvenutoSelf-Writing and the Psyche: Autobiographical Endeavors of Women Psychoanalysts