Issue 113 articlesWith Culture in Mind: The Social ThirdWith Culture in Mind: The Social Third Introduction: Writing the Clinical and the Socialp. 1Muriel DimenLost in a Fog, or “How Difficult Is This MOMMY Stuff, Anyway?”p. 4Maura SheehyDarren: Erotic Interludes in Political Transferencep. 8Stephen HartmanLi-an: Wounded by Warp. 11Glenys LobbanMariana: A MS Patient in My Officep. 15Olga PugachevskyDori: O Thou Seer, Go, Flee Theep. 18Eyal RozmarinEde: Race, the Law, and Ip. 22Orna GuralnikFacing Reality Together Discussion: With Culture in Mind: The Social Thirdp. 27Jessica BenjaminReferences for With Culture in Mind: The Social Thirdp. 37Roundtable on Cultural and Personal Representations of Reproductivity Since 9/11What About the Baby? The New Cult of Domesticity and Media Images of Pregnancyp. 38Katie GentileWhat About the Episiotomy? A Response to Katie Gentile's Article, “What About the Baby?”p. 59Lynne ZeavinSocial Trauma and Models of Ideological Analysis: Commentary on Article by Katie Gentilep. 65Lynne LaytonReply to Commentaries: “What About the Baby? The New Cult of Domesticity and Media Images of Pregnancy”p. 72Katie Gentile
Issue 26 articlesSymposiumSamson Now, an Introduction: The Book of Judges Chapters 13–16p. 79Eyal RozmarinThe Myth of Samson: Omnipotence, Alienation and Destructive Narcissismp. 89Sam GersonNaked Liberty: Taming Wild Lions, Washing Sticky Honeyp. 97Jean-Max GaudillièreLiving Values: Maternal Corporal Subjectivity and the Value of Life and Deathp. 108Miri Rozmarin
Issue 3 - Homi Bhabha's Location of Culture: Clinical and Personal Situations8 articlesSymposiumBhabha Among the Clinicians: Introductionp. 149Adrienne HarrisIrishish?p. 156Laurence HegartyWatching My Mother Diep. 165Ellen ArfinGender, Food, and Lossp. 179Lorraine CaputoOn Time Too Late
Issue 411 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. iSymonds Prize 2011Introduction: 2011 Symonds Prize Essayp. 233Muriel DimenBeyond “Consent”: David Mamet's Oleanna and a Hostile Environment for Soulsp. 235Kathleen Roberts SkerrettConsent, Sexuality, and Self-Respect: Commentary on Skerrett's “Beyond ‘Consent’”p. 245Avgi Saketopoulou