Issue 19 articlesOriginal ArticlesThe Uncanny Effect of Disability: Uncomfortable Maternal Love for a Disabled Childp. 1Clare HarveyLiving the Theory: The Complexity of Being Both a Psychodynamic Psychotherapist and a Motherp. 29Gillian Sheridan & Katherine Bain"I've never been that traditional domestic Turkish woman": Self, culture, and the dissociative mindp. 57Esin EğitIntroductionThe Unconscious: Contemporary Refractions A Short Introductionp. 87Pascal Sauvayre & David BraucherOriginal ArticlesFrom Out of Nowhere - The Paradox of Unconscious Experiencep. 89Warren WilnerThe Power Principle: The Shame of the Father or The Emperor’s New Clothesp. 120David BraucherReview EssayIs Psychoanalysis A Circular Firing Squad?: Laurence Kahn’s Psychoanalysis, Apathy, and the Postmodern Patientp. 149Charles LevinBook ReviewWhy Does Patriarchy Persist?: by Carol Gilligan and Naomi Snider. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press, 2018. 120 pp.p. 175Karyne MessinaBook ReviewsReview of Stalker, Hacker, Voyeur, Spy: A Psychoanalytic Study of Erotomania, Voyeurism, Surveillance, and Invasions of Privacy by Helen K. Gediman. London, UK: Routledge. 2018. 244 pp.p. 182Rebecca Twersky
Issue 2-318 articlesA Note from the Coeditors-in-Chiefp. 189Susan Fabrick & Ruth LivingstonIntroduction: Can We Speak to the Ism in Racism?: Changing the Conversation1p. 191Jean PetrucelliGetting Next to Ourselves: The Interpersonal Dimensions of Double-Consciousnessp. 201Michelle StephensSigmund Freud: German “Negro”; H.S. Sullivan: Northern American “White”: Psychoanalysis and “The Fierce Urgency of Now”*p. 226Cleonie WhiteRacism and Psychoanalysis: How They Affect One Another
Issue 49 articlesFrontiers of American Vengeance: The Frontier Thesis, the Zero Tolerance Policy, and the Interpersonal Process of Creative Shamep. 465Joshua NelsonOn “Whitening Programs” and Multicultural Collusionsp. 491Daniel RosengartDreaming About You as We Speak: Waking Dreams and Their Significance in Clinical Workp. 508Orshi Hunyady & Helen QuinonesSchizoid Shame: The Idealization of Absencep. 534Stephanie LewinThe ‘Choice’ between Illusory Life and Acceptance of the Death of One’s Love Object