Issue 121 articlesArticlesThe Suspicious Voice of Reason: The Impure Foundations of Ethical Agencyp. 1Adrian JohnstonSpelling Desire with Two Ls: Levinas and Lacanp. 16John P. ManoussakisBeyond Atè: Lacan, Ethics, and the Realp. 24James PenneyLevinas, Winnicott, and the Ethics of Ruthlessnessp. 39C. Fred AlfordTolerating Difference and Coping with the Infidelp. 43David LevineThe Role of the other in Mass Murderp. 54Phillip Chong Ho ShonPsychoanalytically Informed Interventions in Violence: Four Case Studies1p. 61Richard LaskyRunaways, the Deadlock of Youth Care Servicesp. 76Iris De GrooteDon't Ask, Do Tell! An Oral History of the Clinton Congressp. 82Michael F. DavisPopular Culture, Psychoanalysis, and Pedagogy: An Exploration of Citizenshipp. 105Doug ZookSocialism: Utopian and Melancholic?p. 122Colin CampbellConcerning the Status and the Function of Theory in the Formation of the Psychoanalystp. 126Frédéric DeclercqField NotesOn Reading Freud with My 14-Year-Old Sonp. 131Harvey J. LiebermanThe Pharmakon: An Object to Objectp. 133Roberto P. NeuburgerInternational NoteA Lacanian Approach to Ethno-National Conflict: The Case of Northern Irelandp. 137Adrian MillarReviewsŽižek, Slavoj. Did Somebody Say Totalitarianism? Five Interventions in the (Mis)Use of a Notion. New York: Verso, 2001.p. 147Christopher BreuDean, Tim. Beyond Sexuality. Chicago and London: U of Chicago P, 2000.p. 150Kimberly LammJanice Haaken, Pillar of Salt: Gender, Memory, and the Perils of Looking Back. New Brunswick, NJ and London: Rutgers UP, 2000.p. 154Cynthia BurackFiglio, Karl. Psychoanalysis, Science, and Masculinity. Brunner Routledge: Philadelphia, 2001.p. 156Pierrette Rouleau StukesIan Parker. Psychoanalytic Culture: Psychoanalytic Discourse in Western Society. London: Sage P, 1997. Pp. x, 276. Index.p. 158Graham L. HammillNotes on Contributorsp. 161
Issue 228 articlesArticlesThe Phantasy of Being Cured: Thoughts on Psychoanalysis and Historical Interpretationp. 165James M. GlassState Terrorism and Psychic Trauma in Latin Americap. 172Nancy Caro HollanderNarcissism and Sinophobia: The Case of Thomas De Quinceyp. 179Diane SimmonsSome Observations on the Superego in China and in the United Statesp. 190Ping Yao