Psychoanalysis and History

• Editorial

  John Forrester

  pp. 1-4

• Freud and the Culture Historians: An Escape from the Clinical?

  Patricia Cotti

  pp. 41-53

• Shaping History: Alexander Mitscherlich and German Psychoanalysis After 1945

  Martin Dehli

  pp. 55-73

• Émigré Analysts of the 1930s and their Loss of the Mother Tongue: Difficulties in Writing the History of Psychoanalysis in Southern California

  Jill Anne Kowalik

  pp. 75-90

• The Enlightenment and its Perversion in the West

  Elisabeth Roudinesco

  pp. 91-107

• Fort, DA: The Cap in the Museum,

  Lydia Marinelli

  pp. 116-120

Articles

• Freud's Spanish: Bilingualism and Bisexuality

  Rubén Gallo

  pp. 5-40

In Memoriam: Lydia Marinelli (1965-2008

• The Historian of the Freud Museum: Lydia Marinelli

  Andreas Mayer

  pp. 108-115

Books

• Neurosis and Modernity: The Age of Nervousness in Sweden by Petteri Pietikainen (Leiden/Boston, MA: Brill, 2007; 391 pp); reviewed by Per Magnus Johansson

  Per Magnus Johansson

  pp. 121-126

• Foreword

  Julia Borossa & Ivan Ward

  pp. 131-135

• The Disappointed of the Earth

  Caroline Rooney

  pp. 159-174

• The Impact of Islamophobia

  M. Fakhry Davids

  pp. 175-191

• Psychoanalysis, Islam, and the other of Liberalism

  Joseph Massad

  pp. 193-208

• Promised Land or Permitted Land: A Consideration of Jewish Fundamentalism in the Light of Levinasian Ethics

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 209-224

• Slaying Dragons: Mohsin Hamid Discusses The Reluctant Fundamentalist

  Mohsin Hamid

  pp. 225-237

• Retreat from Reality

  David Modell

  pp. 239-249

• Humanity and its Gods: Atheism

  Elisabeth Roudinesco

  pp. 251-261

• Fascism and Fundamentalism: Response to Elisabeth Roudinesco

  Jacqueline Rose

  pp. 263-269

• Afterword: Psychoanalysis, Fascism, Fundamentalism and Atheism

  John Forrester

  pp. 271-278

Articles

• ‘In Pursuit of the Nazi Mind?’ the Deployment of Psychoanalysis in the Allied Struggle Against Germany

  Daniel Pick

  pp. 137-157