Issue 110 articlesEditor’s NoteEditor’s Notep. 1Muriel Dimen’Tis Beauty Kills the BeastIntroductionp. 3Stephen Hartman’Tis Beauty Kills the Beast: Aesthetic and Sensory Transformations of Encapsulated Statesp. 5Susanne ChassayBody to Body: Discussion of “’Tis Beauty Kills the Beast” by Susanne Chassayp. 18Karen PeoplesPsychoanalysis Meets Queer TimeUsing Queer and Psychoanalytic Times to Explore the Troubling Temporalities of Fetal Personhoodp. 33Katie GentileResponse Time: Linear, Nonlinear, Queerp. 40Carolyn DinshawTimes at War: Commentary on Gentile’s “Troubling Temporalities”p. 44William AuerbachPreconceiving Life: Response to Gentile’s “Troubling Temporalities”p. 49Ann PellegriniAbout Being in Time: Response to Commentaries by Dinshaw, Auerbach, and Pellegrinip. 56ArticleNeither Melancholic nor Abject: A Lebou (West African) Inspiration for Feminine Empowermentp. 63Alice Bullard
Issue 2 - Looking (at Sexuality and Gender) Now15 articlesLoving to Look: Editor’s Introductionp. 83Stephen Hartman“Then Look!”: Unborn Attachments and the Half-Moving Imagep. 87Andrew AsibongThe Look of ShameSex as Evacuationp. 103Noreen GiffneyShame: Receiving One’s Own Message From the Otherp. 110Olga Cox Cameron
Issue 36 articlesSymonds Prize 2015Introduction: 2015 Symonds Prize Essayp. 149Lisa Baraitser“There’s No Such Thing as a Whole Story”: The Psychosocial Implications of Adopted Women’s Experiences of Finding Their Biological Fathers in Adulthoodp. 151Elizabeth HughesDiscussion of Hughes’ “There’s No Such Thing as a Whole Story”p. 170Viviane GreenReply to Discussionp. 179Elizabeth HughesArticles
Issue 413 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. 0Editor’s Introductionp. 227Eyal RozmarinTo Whom Does the Subject Speak? A Roundtable About the Relational and Lacanian Schools of PsychoanalysisTo Whom Does the Subject Speak? Between the Relational and Lacanian Schools of Psychoanalysis: A Conversation With Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein, Moderated by Chris Christianp. 229Adrienne Harris, David Lichtenstein & Chris ChristianBuilding a Bridge Across the Ocean: Commentary on a Dialogue Between Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein