Division Review

• This Issue

  David Lichtenstein

  pp. 1-3

• On the Photography of Allen Frame

  Tim Maul

  pp. 3

• A Seriously Gay Lacan: The Laughing Analyst: Lacan, Psychoanalysis, and Comedy Patricia Gherovici and Manya Steinkoler (Eds.) Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 265pp., $99.99, 2016

  Cassandra B. Seltman

  pp. 6-8

• Body of the Drives, Bodies in Politics: Anonymous or Impersonal?

  Monique David-Menard

  pp. 25-27

• Signed N. O. Body: Writing the Body

  Patricia Gherovici

  pp. 27-29

• Belladonna

  Elissa Marder

  pp. 30-33

• The Body in the Procedure of the Pass

  Tracy McNulty

  pp. 33-36

• Naming Bodies: What Can Research on Feminicide Teach Us about Psychoanalytic Listening?

  Beatriz Santos

  pp. 37-38

• “Sucking” Words: Orality in Translation

  Ulrike Kistner

  pp. 40-41

• Translating Trieb in the First Edition of Freud's Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality: Problems and Perspective

  Philippe Van Haute

  pp. 42-43

• The Death Instinct: Psychoanalysis' Enigmatic Signifier? Rereading Laplanche, Rereading Freud

  Jens De Vleminck

  pp. 47-49

• Introduction to the Debate

  David Lichtenstein

  pp. 50

• Structured like Culture: Laplanche on the Translation of Parental Enigma

  Avgi Saketopoulou

  pp. 51-52

• The Exactitude of the Signifier

  Steven Miller

  pp. 52-53

• The Bat Question

  Jakob Staberg

  pp. 54

• Not a Poem, Nor a Parasite

  Marcus Coelen

  pp. 55

• Refusing Choosing

  Tim Dean

  pp. 56

• Captain Fantasmatic

  Cecilia Sjöholm

  pp. 57

• The La/La Showdown

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 58

• Throwing Out the Baby and the Bathwater

  Patricia Gherovici & Jamieson Webster

  pp. 59-60

• Facets of the other

  Ilka Quindeau

  pp. 61-62

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 64

Book Reviews

• Death and Mastery: Psychoanalytic Drive Theory and the Subject of Late Capitalism: Death and Mastery: Psychoanalytic Drive Theory and the Subject of Late Capitalism By Benjamin Fong New York, NY: Columbia University Press, 240pp., $60.00, 2016

  Loren Dent

  pp. 4-6

Art

• The Sexiness of Marilyn Minter's Oeuvre and its Relationship to Laplanche's Theorizing

  Doris K. Silverman

  pp. 9-12

On Poetry

• “Containing Multitudes”: Walt Whitman

  Henry M. Seiden

  pp. 12-13

Clinic

• The Missing Alma

  Orna Shachar

  pp. 14-16

Interview

• An Interview of Donna Bassin

  David Salvage

  pp. 17-21

International Society for Psychoanalysis and Philosophy: Any Body Anybody: The Matter of the Unconscious

• Body Language

  Isabelle Alfandary

  pp. 22-24

Translating the Three Essays

• Re-Reading Freud's Three Essays

  Herman Westerink

  pp. 39

Lacan-Laplanche Debate 2016

• Representing the Unconscious: Freud, Lacan, and Laplanche

  Jon Todd Dean

  pp. 44-46