Issue 1-2 - Abortion16 articlesIntroductionThe Dobbs Decision, Forced Birth, and the Fantasy of the Selfless Motherp. 1Meredith DarcyThe Political is PersonalPsychoanalysis and Reproductive Justice: Reflections on Dobbs and the Possibilities of Psychoanalytic Political Praxisp. 12Nikol G. Alexander-FloydPatriarchal Religion in U.S. Constitutional Law (Dobbs v. Jackson): Originalism as “Political Religion” (Burke) Unmaskedp. 23David A. J. RichardsThe Magic of a Fetal Fetish in the Face of Climate Crisis and the Expanse of Dense Temporalitiesp. 43Katie GentileThe Personal is PoliticalReproductive Agency and the Transgenerational Transmission of Traumap. 64Tracy SidesingerThey Are All Pamp. 86Cassandra NeyeneschLaying down Our Burdensp. 91Cynthia ChalkerPatriarchy and AbortionThe Abject, the Silence and the Crime: Intricacies of Abortion in Iranp. 99Nahaleh MoshtaghThoughts on the Abortion Taboo: Displacement of a Failing Incest Taboo?p. 112Jill GentileAbortionp. 125Rosemary H. BalsamBreaking the Psychoanalytic Silence: Abortion Then and Now: A Pre-Dobbs ExplorationBirthrightp. 142Claire BasescuPreamble: A Panel from APAs Division 39 Spring Meeting (2021)p. 155Kathy Bacon-Greenberg, Isheh Beck & Naomi SniderAbortion as a Catalystp. 158Isheh BeckWho Can Afford Complexity? The Promise and Peril of Psychoanalyzing the Abortion Decisionp. 170Naomi SniderAn Intergenerational Look at Abortion, the 1970s vs Now: Reflections on Papers by Isheh Beck and Naomi Sniderp. 182Kathy Bacon-GreenbergBook ReviewReview of Maternal Subjectivity: A Dissociated Self-State, by Ellen Toronto. Abingdon/New York: Routledge, 2023. 192 pp.p. 191Helena Vissing
Issue 3-415 articlesIntroductionOn “Othering”p. 195Susan Fabrick & Ruth LivingstonArticlesSurviving Hating and Being Hated: Some Personal Thoughts about Racism from a Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 198Kathleen Pogue WhiteThe Texture of Being and Becoming Whitep. 220Anna VitaleLooking for Love in All the Wrong Places: Hatred as a Conflict between Dependency and the Pseudo-Autonomous Self