Issue 123 articlesEditor's Column: APCS and the Psychodynamics of Academic Organizationsp. 1Mark BracherArticlesOedipus Todayp. 13Michel TortThe Collapse of the Function of the Father and its Effect on Gender Rolesp. 18Paul VerhaegheThe Male Negative Oedipus Complex in Cross-Cultural Perspectivep. 31Robert A. PaulProposals Regarding the Evolution of Fatherhood1p. 39Dan W. ForsythThe Oedipus Complex and the Signifying Chain: A View from Anthropologyp. 50John M. InghamOn Anthropologists on Oedipusp. 63David H. SpainOedipus in Space: When a Weltanschauung Goes Cosmicp. 66Marcia IanThe Master Amid Rumors of His Demise: Politics in a Time of “Satisfaction”p. 72Todd McGowanIdentity, the Group, and the Social Construction of Realityp. 81David P. LevineRunning on Empty: Žižek's Concept of the Subjectp. 92Robert Paul ReschLacan and Historyp. 99Yannis StavrakakisThe Ugly Jouissance of Genocidep. 119Sheila L. KunkleSeinfeld as a Field of Signs: Critical Compositions and the Analysis of Popular Culturep. 134Robert SamuelsField NotesAmerican Feminism and Lacanian Distinctionsp. 143Wilfried Ver EeckeTheory and Experience: The Lacanian Negotiation of a Constitutive Tensionp. 146Yannis StavrakakisThe Knowledge/Practice Disjunction and the Question of Intervention: Beyond the Enlightenment Strategy1p. 150Jason GlynosInternational NotePsychological Issues in Designing a Republic: Can Australia Avoid the US Mistake?p. 155David StratonReviewsCultures in Collision the Lacanian Clinical Field Series: Volume I. The Subject and the Self: Lacan and American Psychoanalysis. Ed. Judith Feher Gurewich and Michael Tort, in collaboration with Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1996. Volume II. Joël Dor. Introduction to the Reading of Lacan: The Unconscious Structured Like a Language. Ed. Judith Feher Gurewich, in collaboration with Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1998. Volume III. Joël Dor. The Clinical Lacan. Ed. Judith Feher Gurewich, in collaboration with Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1997. Volume IV. Juan-David Nasio. Hysteria: The Splendid Child of Psychoanalysis. Trans. and ed. Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1998.p. 157Daniel L. BuccinoJonathan Lear. Open Minded: Working Out the Logic of the Soul. Harvard UP, 1998.p. 166Jeannie RidingsOtto Rank. Psychology of the Soul: A Study of the Origin, Conceptual Evolution, and Nature of the Soul. Trans. Gregory C. Richter and E. James Lieberman. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 1998.p. 168Paul RoazenBruce Arrigo. The Contours of Psychiatric Justice: A Postmodern Critique of Mental Illness, Criminal Insanity, and the Law. New York: Garland Publishing. 1996.p. 170Jeffery T. WalkerNotes on Contributorsp. 173
Issue 224 articlesEditor's Column: Psychoanalysis and Educationp. 175Mark BracherArticlesThe Succession Scenario: Introduction to a System for the Analysis of Literature, Fantasy, and Mythp. 193Robert A. PaulInterpretive Leadership and the Charms of Corruptionp. 201C. Fred AlfordDownsizing, Managed Care, and the Potlatching of America: A Study in Cultural Brutality and Its Mystification1p. 209Howard F. SteinAwakening from the Nightmare of History: Psychoanalytic Interpretation of War and Genocidep. 228Richard KoenigsbergChildren of the Holocaustp. 238Sander J. BreinerIn Search of the Romantic Family: Unconscious Contributions to Problems in Foster and Adoptive Placementp. 250Toni Vaughn HeinemanParricide: Desire, Dedifferentiation, and the Emergence of an Ironic Herop. 265Phillip Chong Ho ShonPsychoanalytic Considerations Regarding Attention Deficit Syndromep. 272Lillian FerrariNeurosis and Perversion: Il n'y a pas de rapport sexuel1p. 280Paul VerhaegheJudaism and Christianity: A Psychoanalytic Interpretationp. 291Leon WallaceA Triadic Drama Beyond the Family: Freudian Metapsychology in Light of Lacan's Object ap. 299Adrian JohnstonPsycho-Telemetry: Oedipus, Freud, and the Technology of Surveillancep. 307Gray Kochhar-LindgrenField NotesBattered Women's Refuge as Social Symbolic Spacep. 315Janice HaakenUnconscious Dynamics of Oppressionp. 318Grant SchofieldStrip Culturep. 322Michael UebelSocial Factors in the Case Studyp. 325Lynne LaytonInternational NoteThe Rebirth of Psychoanalysis in Russiap. 328Gary N. GoldsmithKey ConceptRacism, Hatred, and Discrimination through the Lens of Projective Identificationp. 332John Bird & Simon ClarkeReviewsLynne Layton., Who's that Girl? Who's that Boy? Clinical Practice Meets Postmodern Gender Theory. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1998. Pp. 267 + xiii.p. 336Robert SamuelsJuan-David Nasio, Hysteria from Freud to Lacan: The Splendid Child of Psychoanalysis. New York: The Other P, 1998. Pp. 151. Index.p. 338Karen CoatsElizabeth Cowie, Representing the Woman: Cinema and Psychoanalysis. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 1997. Pp. 397.p. 340Lia M. HotchkissAnthony Elliott. The Mourning of John Lennon. Berkeley: U of California P, 1999. Pp. 219. Index.p. 344David S. CaudillNotes on Contributorsp. 346