Free Associations

Reports from the Front

• Going Viral: A Coronavirus Diary

  Michael Chanan

  pp. 1-16

Articles

• Psychosocial Reflections on Fifty Years of Cultural and Political Revolution: Editors' Introduction

  Candida Yates, Barry Richards & Alexander Sergeant

  pp. 16-18

• The Causes of Sanity

  Barry Richards

  pp. 19-32

• From ‘Cultural Revolution’ to the Weariness of the Self: New Struggles for Recognition

  Carla Penna

  pp. 33-49

• Borderline: A Diagnostic Straitjacket?*

  Marilyn Charles

  pp. 50-65

• Looking Back: ‘1968’, Women's Liberation and the Family

  Mica Nava

  pp. 66-84

• The Reproduction of Mothering: Second Wave Legacies in Alison Bechdel's Are You My Mother?

  Joanna Kellond

  pp. 85-102

• Hobbits on the Wall: The ‘Frodo Lives!’ Campaign as Psychosocial Symbol

  Alexander Sergeant

  pp. 103-118

• Masculinity, Affect and the Search for Certainty in an Age of Precarity

  Lita Crociani-Windland & Candida Yates

  pp. 119-140

Treats and Treatments

• Impressions: On Jazz Improvisation, Memory, and Desire

  Adam J. Rodriguez

  pp. 141-147

Editorial

• Editors' Lair 8

  Kurt Jacobsen & David Morgan

  pp. i

Articles

• The Politicization of Neuroscience and the Destruction of Psychology

  C. Fred Alford

  pp. 1-10

• The American Cult of the Experience and the Real/Psychosocial Split

  Matthew H. Bowker

  pp. 11-38

• Radical Intimacy: Psychoanalysis in the Internet Age

  Roger Bacon

  pp. 39-50

• Guiding Analysis by the Analyst's Associations and Self-Analysis

  Saul Haimovich

  pp. 51-75

• Quest Narratives: The Cinematic Experience, Filmic Space, and Transitional Phenomena

  Annette Kuhn

  pp. 77-89

• Death Drive and the Heroic Ego in 1917

  Peter McCormack

  pp. 90-111

• Parched (Sex and the Village: An Indian Version)

  Priyanka Verma

  pp. 112-120

• A Matter of Life and Death: Cinematic Necropolitics in ‘Arrival’

  James Lawrence Slattery

  pp. 121-141

• Composite Memory, Reparative Pleasure and the Shedding of a Filmic Skin: Joanna Hogg's The Souvenir

  Davina Quinlivan

  pp. 142-153

Cinema On The Couch

• Memory and Desire: Editor's Note

  pp. 76

Reviews

• Harvey Schwartz (ed.) The Jewish Thought and Psychoanalysis Lectures Phoenix Publishing, Oxfordshire, 2020. Paperback.

  Eduardo Frajman

  pp. 154-156

Editorial

• Editors' Lair 9

  Kurt Jacobsen & David Morgan

  pp. i

Commemorating Robert M. Young

• An Interview with Bob Young

  Kurt Jacobsen

  pp. 1-10

• The Quest for Humane Relations: The Trajectory of an Intellectual Life

  Roger Smith

  pp. 11-26

• “Let's Move On”: Bob Young's Contribution to Radical Science Concepts and Practices

  Les Levidow

  pp. 27-34

• ‘Science is Social Relations’: Some Reflections

  Maureen McNeil

  pp. 35-42

• Robert M. Young and Darwin Studies

  Michael Ruse

  pp. 43-45

• A Reflection on Robert M. Young

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 46-48

• Vale, Bob Young

  Gary Werskey

  pp. 49-50

• Misrecognizing the Clinic: Towards a Planetary Psychoanalysis

  Ahmad Fuad Rahmat

  pp. 70-89

• The Foreigner and the Foe, We Saw them Both in the Mirror: Maturational Aspects of the Encounter with “The Foreign”

  Chris Joannidis

  pp. 90-96

• Psychoanalytic Speculations on the Subjectivity of Time: The Prison of the Present

  Ali Pajoohandeh

  pp. 97-106

• Vamik Volkan: A Psychoanalyst without Frontiers: Reflections on Molly Castelloe's Documentary Film Vamik's Room

  Rossella Valdrè

  pp. 113-120

• ‘I Am (Big) M(Other)‘: Lacan's Big other and the Role of Cynicism in Grant Sputore's I Am Mother

  Jack Black

  pp. 120-130

• Blood, Hypnotism, Sex and Cocaine: ‘Freud’ on Netflix

  Wendy Leeks

  pp. 131-134

Articles

• Emancipation and the Ungovernable Self: Psychoanalytic Therapy and Agamben's Inoperativity

  Ryan LaMothe

  pp. 51-69

Cinema On The Couch

• A Fantastic Woman (dir. Sebastián Lelio, 2017) - The Sublime and the Body

  Agnieszka Piotrowska

  pp. 107-112

Editorial

• Editors' Lair 10

  Kurt Jacobsen & David Morgan

  pp. i