Issue 126 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 1Mark BracherArticlesRe-Visioning “Lacanian” Social Criticism: The Law and its Obscene Doublep. 15Slavoj ŽižekThe Postcolonial Unconscious, Or the White Man's Thingp. 27Juliet Flower MacCannellPostcolonialism and Psychoanalysis: The Example of Haitip. 43Willy ApollonFreud and His “Negro”: Psychoanalysis as Ally and Enemy of African Americansp. 53Claudia TateWorking Through Racism: Confronting the Strangely Familiarp. 63Patricia ElliotPsychoanalysis and Social Identity, or the Pyrrhic Victory of Hysteriap. 73Judith Feher GurewichPsychoanalytic-Marxism in a Time of Neo-Fascismp. 77Eugene Victor WolfensteinTalking with Jesse Helms: The Relation of Drives to Discoursep. 81Marshall W. AlcornIdentity and Memory: The Trauma of Ceausescu's Disneylandp. 91Renata SaleclBeyond the Social Principle: Psychoanalysis and Radical Democracyp. 105Christopher LanePsychoanalytic Diary Writing and the Transformation of Self and Societyp. 123Jeffrey HermanField NotesLaw: Law's Appropriations of Psychoanalysisp. 127David S. CaudillManagement: “Identity” and Anxiety in the Contemporary Workplacep. 129O. C. McSwiteTeaching Writing: Psychoanalysis and Writing Instruction: Beyond “Classroom as Therapy”?p. 132Irene PapoulisPopular Culture: The Culture of Public Confession: Talk Shows, Perversion, and Neurosisp. 134Robert SamuelsIdentity Consolidation in Zinesp. 136Fred WrightInternational NotesMexico: A Linguistic Symptomp. 139Néstor BraunsteinBrazil: The Brazilian Musical Libidop. 140Paulo Costa LimaFinland: The End of the Welfare State and the Postmodern Subjectp. 142Juha SiltalaReviewsJeffrey Berman, Diaries to an English Professor: Pain and Growth in the Classroom. Amherst, MA: U of Massachusetts P, 1994. pp. x, 299. Index.p. 145Sander L. GilmanRenata Salecl, The Spoils of Freedom: Psychoanalysis and Feminism after the Fall of Socialism. London and New York: Routledge, 1994. pp. viii, 167. Index.p. 146Elizabeth WrightJoan Copjec, Read My Desire: Lacan Against the Historicists. Cambridge, MA: MIT P, 1994. pp. x, 272. Index.p. 149Tim DeanTeresa Breiman, History after Lacan. London: Routledge, 1993. pp. xvi, 239. Index.p. 156Robert Paul ReschBruce Fink, The Lacanian Subject, Princeton: Princeton UP 1995. Pp. 277. Index.p. 160Slavoj ZizekNotes on Contributorsp. 163
Issue 232 articlesEditor's Column: Lacan's “Civilization and its Discontents”p. 1Mark BracherArticlesA Theoretical Introduction to the Functions of Psychoanalysis in Criminologyp. 13Jacques LacanThe Loss of Enemies, Fragmenting Identities, and the Resurgence of Ethnic/Nationalist Hatred and Anti-Semitism in Eastern Europe1p. 27Jerrold M. PostOriginal Evil and the Time of the Image1p. 35Joseph H. Smith