Issue 1 - Trauma and Repair in the Museum10 articlesOriginal ArticleEditorial Notep. 1Michael O’Loughlin & Angie VoelaTrauma and Repair in the Museum: An Introductionp. 4Maria Walsh & Alexandra KokoliPsychoanalysis and Radical Philistinism in the Museump. 20Malcolm Quinn‘Museums on Prescription’: Reparative Logic and the Ethical Dilemma of Curating Ambivalencep. 37Nicole RitchieOf Trauma and Happiness: Orhan Pamuk’s The Museum of Innocencep. 56Dhee SankarScandal in the Museum: A Symptomatic Responsep. 71Chari LarssonReading Hieroglyphs Behind Glass: A Glimpse of Reparative Feminism in Riddles of the Sphinx (1977)p. 89Kimberly LammViolence, a Self-Portrait: The Place Denied by Man. A Reflection on Psychoanalytic Concepts in Displaying Violence in a Museump. 107Adriana Valderrama, Clara Cecilia Mesa, Ester Biardeau & Mariluz GonzálezCounterspaceIn the Mud: Lesbian Trauma and the Reparative Quilt in the Pitt Rivers Museump. 122Sarah-Joy FordThe Lost and the Found: Stories for the Afterlife (of Objects)p. 136Paula Chambers
Issue 2-323 articlesOriginal ArticlesAffective Belonging, Family Photography and the Reparative Practices of Queer Parentingp. 145Hannah Dyer & Casey MecijaLacanian Discourse Analysis and Emotional Textual Analysis Compared: New Proposals on Articulating Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial Studiesp. 163Fiorella Bucci, Katia Romelli & Stijn VanheuleThe Fall of the East German Trickster: A Comparative Cultural Analysis of East and West German Jokes before and after Reunificationp. 181Steffen Krüger & Alexander DegelWittgenstein’s Unglauben: Jacques Lacan and the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
Issue 4 - Special Issue: The Psychoanalysis of Bracha L. Ettinger9 articlesForwardLooking Back in Fascinance and Wonder: Reading and Thinking with Ettingerian Conceptsp. 439Griselda PollockOriginal ArticlesIntroduction: The Primary Event of Peace: Femininity, Com-Passionate Hospitality, and Aesthetic Wit(h)nessing in Bracha L. Ettinger’s Matrixial Psychoanalysisp. 466Julián Daniel Gutiérrez-AlbillaTransgender and the Other Sexual Difference in Vivek Shraya’s Trishap. 485Sheila L. Cavanagh