Issue 1 - Special Section: The Digital Subject12 articlesOriginal ArticlePsychoanalytic listening to socially excluded young peoplep. 1Miriam Debieux Rosa & Ilana MountianPolitics of the picturep. 17Henry KripsThe psycho-discursive origins of moral panics: Attempting a new theoretical synthesisp. 35Galit AilonSpecial Section IntroductionIntroduction to special section on the digital subjectp. 56Scott KrzychOriginal ArticleVirtual freedom: The obfuscation and elucidation of the subject in cyberspacep. 63Todd McGowanMiniaturized mobilities: Transformations in the storage, containment and retrieval of affectp. 71Anthony ElliottParanormal Activity and the revenge of the Mulveyan male gazep. 81Hugh S ManonTwitter and the personalization of politicsp. 91André NusselderBook ReviewThe Christopher Bollas readerp. 101Alicia J ChristoffRacial fever: Freud and the Jewish questionp. 104S I SalamenskyFestivals, affect and identity: A Deleuzian apprenticeship in Central Italian communitiesp. 107Angie VoelaFreud upside down: African American literature and psychoanalytic culturep. 109Anthony C Cooke
Issue 2 - Special Issue: Psychoanalysis, Trauma and Community8 articlesOriginal ArticleIntroduction to special issue on psychoanalysis, trauma and community: Expanding our analytic identity: The inclusion of a larger social perspectivep. 113Judie Alpert, Elizabeth Goren & Andrea RihmPsychoanalysis in and out of the officep. 128Neil AltmanIntervention strategies for addressing collective trauma: Healing communities ravaged by racial strifep. 140Ricardo C AinslieThe multiple traumas of Hurricane Katrina as witnessed by a psychoanalytic first responderp. 153Laurel Bass WagnerSocial trauma, politics and psychoanalysis: A personal narrativep. 167Nancy Caro HollanderReestablishing the internal “Thou” in testimony of traumap. 184Dori LaubThe analyst as witness, historian and activist: A conversation with Robert Jay Liftonp. 199Elizabeth Goren & Judie AlpertConclusionConclusion to special issue on psychoanalysis, trauma and community: Psychoanalysts out of the officep. 217Elizabeth Goren & Judie Alpert
Issue 39 articlesOriginal ArticleReflexive violencep. 223Christopher Scanlon & John AdlamThe living archive of war in Rabih Mroué's Make Me Stop Smokingp. 242Dina GeorgisWinnicott and traumap. 259C Fred AlfordIn a secular age: Weber, Taylor, Jungp. 277Roderick MainYou can’t handle my truth: Reality TV’s trompe-l’oeil effect and the (im)possible reality of its participantsp. 295Hugh CurnuttDispatches from the Greek lab: Metaphors, strategies and debt in the European crisisp. 313Yannis StavrakakisBook ReviewPsychoanalysis in social research: Shifting theories and reframing conceptsp. 325Derek HookA critical psychology of the postcolonial: The mind of apartheidp. 328Ross TruscottThe singularity of being; Lacan and the immortal withinp. 330Stefan Bird-Pollan
Issue 49 articlesOriginal ArticleOld age and difficult life transitions – A psycho-social understandingp. 335Lita Crociani-WindlandDeath drive sublimation: A psychoanalytic perspective on technological developmentp. 352Benjamin Y FongWhich subject, whose desire? The constitution of subjectivity and the articulation of desire in the practice of researchp. 368Claudia LappingCan individual psychology explain social phenomena? An appraisal of the theory of cultural complexesp. 386Kevin LuResponse to Kevin Lu’s “Can individual psychology explain social phenomena? An appraisal of the theory of cultural complexes”p. 405Thomas SingerReply to Thomas Singerp. 416Kevin LuOccuPsy: Critical psychology for decolonizationp. 423Tod SloanBook ReviewThe weather in Proustp. 431Stephen M BarberThe demanded self: Levinasian ethics and identity in psychologyp. 434Rebecca N Mitchell