Issue 1 - Trauma and Subjectivity: A South American Perspective11 articlesIn These Pages…Trauma and Subjectivity: A South American Perspectivep. 1Jô GondarArticlesTrauma and Contemporary Forms of Subjectivity: Contributions of Argentine Psychoanalysisp. 7Juan Carlos VolnovichClinical Praxis and the Place of the Analyst: A Chilean Perspectivep. 23Juan FloresThe Enigma of Extreme Traumatism: Trauma, Exclusion and Their Impact on Subjectivityp. 40Marcelo N. ViñarBetween Psychoanalysis and Testimonial Space: The Analyst as a Witnessp. 52Jô GondarSo, Doctor, Now, What Do I Do?p. 64Eliana Schueler ReisBrief CommunicationThe Bloody Amputation: A Discussion of a First Dream in an Analysisp. 78George E. AtwoodBook ReviewsThe Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume I: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein, by Carlo Bonomi, Routledge, Sussex and New York, 2015, 288pp.p. 83Judith E. VidaThe Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume 1: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein, by Carlo Bonomi, Routledge, Sussex and New York, 288pp.p. 87Aleksandar DimitrijevicThe Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume 1: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein, by Carlo Bonomi, Routledge, Sussex & New York, 2015, 288pp.p. 91Louis RothschildReading Italian Psychoanalysis, edited by Franco Borgogno, Alberto Luchetti and Luisa Marino Coe, Routledge, London and New York, 2016, 738pp.p. 97Endre Koritar
Issue 210 articlesArticlesChild Survivors: Stolen Childhood—Scenic Memory of the Shoah in Jewish Child or Adolescent Survivors of Nazi Persecutionp. 105Kurt Grünberg & Friedrich MarkertInsecure Attachments and Their Intermingling Transferencesp. 128Doris K. SilvermanFrom Ghost to Ancestor: Sándor Ferenczi's Impact on Clinical Social Workp. 146Steven KuchuckAnxious Laughter: Mauron's Renversement and Gogol's Overcoatp. 163Alfie Bown
Issue 3 - Second Special Issue: Heritage of a Psychoanalytic Mind Ferenczi International Conference in Toronto13 articlesIn These Pages…Second Special Issue: Heritage of a Psychoanalytic Mind. Ferenczi International Conference in Torontop. 207Josette GaronArticlesFerenczi's Evolving Conception of Narcissisic Pathology and its Basis in Traumap. 213Jay FrankelSomething was Lost in Freud's Beyond the Pleasure Principle: A Ferenczian Readingp. 223Raluca SoreanuFerenczi's Revolutionary Therapeutic Approach
Issue 413 articlesSection IntroductionShining a Psychoanalytic Light on Alienation, Otherness, and Xenophobiap. 341Endre KoritarArticlesSome Paths towards Psychotic Alienationp. 347Franco De MasiOur Relations to Refugees: Between Compassion and Dehumanizationp. 359Sverre VarvinAnti-Semitism and Xenophobiap. 378