Issue 18 articlesOriginal ArticleJeffers’ axe: The instability of nonviolencep. 1Brian GlaserDysrecognition and social pathology: New directions in critical theoryp. 15Jon MillsThe visual matrix method in a study of death and dying: Methodological reflectionsp. 31Ellen Ramvi, Julian Manley, Lynn Froggett, Anne Liveng, Aase Lading, Wendy Hollway & Birgitta Haga GripsrudThe most hysterical of masters: Lacan’s capitalist discourse and contemporary styles of interpellationp. 53Matthias PauwelsLearning from failure: Exploring the psychodynamics of work in a clinical simulation centrep. 72Caroline Pelletier, Kay Buchan & Megan Hall-JacksonBook ReviewLacan, psychoanalysis, and comedy: Patricia Gherovici and Manya Steinkoler (eds.) Cambridge University Press, New York, NY, 1st ed., 2016, 247pp., $99.99 hardcover, ISBN: 978-1-107-08617-3p. 91William G. WeltyPsychoanalysis beyond the end of metaphysics: Thinking towards the post-relational: Robin S. BrownRoutledge, New York, NY, 2017, paper, pp. 332, $52.95, ISBN: 978-1138935181p. 95Jonathan J. DetrixheWomb fantasies: Subjective architectures in postmodern literature, cinema, and art: Caroline Rupprecht Northwestern University Press, Evanston, 2013, 148pp., $40 paper, ISBN-13: 978-0810129139p. 100Herman Rapaport
Issue 29 articlesOriginal ArticleActivity, speech, and change: Progressive politics and regressive fantasiesp. 105Matthew H. BowkerTrauma, identity, and social justicep. 118Marilyn CharlesMaternal ambivalence in the novel and film We Need to Talk About Kevinp. 132Erica D. GaliotoEast German museums of everyday history as depots for the nostalgic objectp. 151Maria Brock
Issue 39 articlesOriginal ArticleRacism is structured as a language: Sexual difference and the 1943 Detroit race riotp. 239Christopher ChamberlinImpairment, socialization and embodiment: The sexual oppression of people with physical disabilitiesp. 260Poul Rohleder, Brian Watermeyer, Stine Hellum Braathen, Xanthe Hunt & Leslie SwartzDocumenting separation: Tracing a visual culture in post-war psychoanalysis and its contribution to child developmentp. 282Jonathan IsserowThe fantasy of control: Behaviourist transgressions of neoliberal subjectivityp. 303Casper Hoedemaekers
Issue 49 articlesOriginal ArticleIntroduction to the Special Issue on ‘sociology and psychoanalysis’p. 385Peter Redman & Julie WalshReal fantasies: Reinserting the imaginary in the scene of social encounterp. 394Matt ffytcheClass at the nexus of psychoanalysis and sociology: Disjunction and connectionp. 413Joanna Ryan‘Two for joy’: Towards a better understanding of free associative methods as sites of transference in empirical researchp. 432Claudia Lapping & Jason Glynos