Issue 111 articlesEditor's Notep. 1Muriel DimenMaternal Silence: An ExchangeMaternal Silencep. 4Miri RozmarinGiving an Account of Another: Commentary on Rozmarin's “Maternal Silence”p. 15Lisa BaraitserThe Maternal Postmodern: Commentary on Rozmarin's “Maternal Silence”p. 24Maura SheehyReply to Baraitser's and Sheehy's Commentariesp. 29Miri RozmarinMaternal EmbodimentMaternal Embodiment: A Conversation Between Rosemary Balsam and Adrienne Harrisp. 33Rosemary Balsam & Adrienne HarrisFairy Tales Gone Mad: Nathalie Djurberg's It's the MotherFairy Tales Gone Mad: Symposium on Nathalie Djurberg's It's the Motherp. 53Avgi SaketopoulouKlein, Claymation, and Reparationp. 56Thomas W. JohnsonA Psychoanalytic Encounter with Nathalie Djurberg's It's the Mother: On Sadism and the Limits of Containmentp. 59Amy Schwartz CooneyFrozen Within, Frozen Without: The Experience of Viewing Nathalie Djurberg's It's the Motherp. 62Kim RosenfieldSparring with the Eternal Maternal Abject
Issue 213 articlesEncountering, Theorizing and Living Maternal Subjectivities: A Panel Discussion of Lisa Baraitser's Maternal Encounters: The Ethics of InterruptionTo Encounter a Child: Maternal Subjectivity and the Aesthetics of Readingp. 69Noreen Giffney, Anne Mulhall & Michael O'RourkeGrounded Futurity: Time and Subjectivity in Lisa Baraitser's Maternal Encountersp. 80Claire BrackenWhy Ethics? Why Motherhood? But Yes!p. 85Jones IrwinThe Potentiality of Encounters: A Response to Lisa Baraitser's Maternal Encountersp. 89
Issue 38 articlesJewish or Gendered?Jewish or Gendered? (A ' drash in Two Parts): Editor's Notep. 163Stephen HartmanComing Out as Queen: Jewish Identity, Queer Theory, and the Book of Estherp. 167Shirly BaharHedging Against Heritage: Jewish Identity Reconsidered: Commentary on Bahar's “Coming Out as Queen”p. 179Erin Williams HymanReimagining Yentl While Revisiting Feminism in the Light of Relational Approaches to Gender and Sexp. 185Jill Salberg
Issue 4 - The Bonds of Love at 25: A Collection of Essays, Part I8 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. iIntroduction: The Bonds of Love at 25p. 237Eyal RozmarinThe Racialization of the Mind in Intimate Spaces: The “Nanny” and the Failure of Recognitionp. 240Gillian StrakerLoosening the Bonds: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and the Problem of the Groupp. 253Francisco J. González