Issue 117 articlesEditorialEditorial Notep. 1Michael O’Loughlin & Angie VoelaOriginal ArticleMasculinity in Crisis: Myth, Fantasy and the Promise of the Rawp. 4Calum NeillViolence, Social Bond and Dream Productions: The Witness Under Considerationp. 18Pablo Cabrera Pérez, Isis Castañeda Capriroli & Ignacio Fernández RosasThe Flesh Which is Not One: Meditations on Multiplicity and its Populist Arrestp. 36Margarita Palacios & Martín PlotAnne Carson’s ‘Book of Isaiah’ and the Secular Unconsciousp. 55Concetta V. PrincipeRemembering Simon Clarkep. 72Lynne LaytonNewsThinking about Simonp. 76John BirdSimon Clarke Memorial Essayp. 81C. Fred AlfordThinking with Billyp. 83Paul HoggettA Former PhD Student Remembers Professor Simon Clarkep. 88Sue JervisField NoteProfessor Simon Clarke: A Personal and Professional Tributep. 91Lita Crociani-Windland & Nigel WilliamsA Memory of Simon Clarkep. 94Karl FiglioSimon Clarke and the Politics and Psychoanalysis of Racismp. 96Robert SamuelsArticleThe Tory Power Stance: A Developmental Perspectivep. 101Ivan WardFrom Medusa to Kronos: The Fragile Illusion of the Maternal Phallusp. 114Dorothée Bonnigal-KatzBook ReviewInventing God: Psychology of Belief and the Rise of Secular Spirituality Jon Mills New York, Routledge, 2017, 243 pp., $57.95 paper, ISBN-13: 978-1138195752p. 122C. Fred AlfordModern Motherhood and Women’s Dual Identities Petra Bueskens Routledge, 2018, 320 pp., $150 hardcover, ISBN-13: 978-1138677425p. 128Ilene Philipson
Issue 213 articlesOriginal ArticleA spoonful of sugar: Medication and the psychoanalytic bodyp. 135Colin WrightImmigration panics, borders and eating disordersp. 155Sue KegerreisPsychoanalysis as decolonial Judaismp. 174Stephen FroshOrphic socialities, Orphic times: Psychoanalysis for social theoryp. 194Raluca Soreanu
Issue 312 articlesSpecial Issue ArticleThe subject of Ireland: Introduction to special issue on contemporary Irelandp. 303Michael O’Loughlin, Ray O’Neill & Carol OwensFantasy Ireland: Ernest Jones studies the Islandp. 312Mary HeffernanBlurred boundaries: The subject of division in contemporary Irelandp. 333Nigel Mulligan & Gerry MooreTá an Neamhchomhfhiosach Struchtúrtha mar Theanga: If the unconscious is structured like a language, how might speaking in tongues indicate something singular in the structurings of an Irish Gaelic unconscious?p. 355
Issue 4 - Beyond the Pleasure Principle: A Centenary11 articlesEditorialIntroduction: After Beyond…? Freud’s death drive and the future of a better worldp. 495Rosaura Martínez RuizOriginal ArticleThe maternal death drive: Greta Thunberg and the question of the futurep. 499Lisa BaraitserAuto-repugnancy: In-between Freud’s “Pleasure Principle”p. 518Penelope DeutscherBeyond the Pleasure Principle, “‘A Child Is Being Beaten’” and the scenography of fantasy: boutique ultraliberalism in a Brazilian moral panic