American Imago

Biblical Studies

• Death Imagined: From Mother Earth to Dust and Ashes in the Mind of Job

  Daniel Rancour-Laferriere

  pp. 1-53

Freudian Studies

• Amnesias of a Freudian Kind

  Diane O'Donoghue

  pp. 55-77

• The Failure and Reality of Sublimation: Psychoanalytic Ontology and Revolution

  Ryan Ku

  pp. 79-103

• Social Evolution, Progress and Teleology in Spencer's Synthetic Philosophy and Freudian Psychoanalysis

  Leonardo Niro

  pp. 105-130

• Intimacy and Revenge: The Psychological Dynamics of Literary Widows

  Jeffrey Meyers

  pp. 155-184

• Contributors

  pp. 199-201

Literary Studies

• Obsessional Neurosis, the Paranoid-Schizoid Position, and the Bourgeois Family in Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle

  Jamil Mustafa

  pp. 131-154

Review Essay

• Novel Relations: Victorian Fiction and British Psychoanalysis by Alicia Mireles Christoff. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2019, 269 pages.

  Christine Maksimowicz

  pp. 185-197

• Freud's Archaeology: A Conversation between Excavation and Analysis

  Frederika Tevebring & Alexander Wolfson

  pp. 203-213

• From Iconography to Archaeology: Freud after Charcot

  Richard H. Armstrong

  pp. 215-243

• On the Way to the London Mithraeum: Freud's Archaeo-Analysis and the Habsburg Empire's Neo-Roman Mimesis

  Julia Hell

  pp. 245-274

• Mythological Parallels and Visual Compulsions: The Matriarchal Subtext to Freud's Archaeology

  Frederika Tevebring

  pp. 275-305

• Eros in Vienna: Dreams/ Archaeology/ Photography/ Film

  Mary Bergstein

  pp. 307-339

• Digging with Freud: From Hysteria to the Birth of a New Philology

  Vered Lev Kenaan

  pp. 341-366

• Potentiality and Uncovering: The Impenetrability of the Unconscious

  Alexander Wolfson

  pp. 367-387

• Contributors

  pp. 419-421

Freud's Archaeological Game

• Great is the Parable of Diana of the Ephesians!

  Maya Balakirsky Katz

  pp. 389-418

• In the Shadow of the Crematorium: Son of Saul, The Grey Zone, and a Second-Generation Childhood

  Nanette C. Auerhahn

  pp. 423-446

• Neglect: Reflections between Neurosciences and Philosophy

  Sergio Benvenuto

  pp. 447-462

• Vues nouvelles sur l'auto-analyse de Freud et la découverte de la psychanalyse (Vienne, 23 juillet 1988)

  Didier Anzieu

  pp. 463-484

• Through the Looking Glass: Holding the Analytic Frame on Zoom

  Anne J. Adelman

  pp. 491-501

• Rear Window: Double-Take, the Uncanny, and Glimpses of Mortality

  Alfred Margulies

  pp. 503-514

• COVID and Mass Trauma: The Atmosphere as a Vehicle for Group Experience

  Tihamér Bakó & Katalin Zana

  pp. 515-538

• Contributors

  pp. 555-557

Pandemic Reflections

• Facing the Facts: Self Disclosure and the Analytic Relationship Swimming in Dark Places

  Stephanie R. Brody

  pp. 485-490

Review Essay

• A People's History of Psychoanalysis: From Freud to Liberation Psychology By Daniel Jose Gaztambide. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2019, 270 pages.

  Rita K. Teusch

  pp. 539-553

• 1Brother's Keeper: Robert Smithson's Anti-Elegiac Pictures

  Suzaan Boettger

  pp. 559-593

• Discussion of “Brother's Keeper: Robert Smithson's Anti-Elegiac Pictures”

  Jane Hanenberg

  pp. 595-599

• Amnesias of a Freudian Kind

  Diane O'Donoghue

  pp. 601-617

• A Return to Freud's “Complete Oedipus Complex”: Reclaiming the Negative

  Deborah Anna Luepnitz

  pp. 619-630

• Creativity and the Frame

  Lucy Lafarge

  pp. 633-644

• “Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming” and Creative States of Consciousness

  John Rosegrant

  pp. 645-657

• Daydreaming, Phantasy and the Artist's Process: A Response to “Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming”

  Patricia Townsend

  pp. 659-683

• Aragorn on the Couch: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on The Lord of the Rings: A Course Conceptualization, Description and Initial Lesson Plan by Christopher Bullock, MD, MFA*

  Christopher Bullock

  pp. 685-694

• Tribute to Tony Kris

  Judy L. Kantrowitz

  pp. 697-701

• An Appreciation of Tony Kris

  James P. Frosch

  pp. 703-709

• Tribute to Tony Kris

  Randall H. Paulsen

  pp. 711-717

• The Contributions of Tony Kris

  Steven Cooper

  pp. 719-723

• Contributors

  pp. 725-728

Creativity: Freud and Beyond

• Fantasy, Creativity and the World We Live In: Responses to Freud's “Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming” (1908)

  pp. 631

Honoring Anton O. (“Tony”) Kris

• Editor's Note

  pp. 695