Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

Article

• Editorial Introduction: Politics and Psychoanalysis

  Henry Krips

  pp. 1-7

• The Masquerade, the Veil, and the Phallic Mask

  Ellie Ragland

  pp. 8-23

• The Masquerade, The Veil, and The Phallic Mask: Commentary

  Marilyn Charles

  pp. 24-34

• The Hijab, the Veil, and Sexuation

  Henry Krips

  pp. 35-47

• The Case of the Missing Signifier

  Todd McGowan

  pp. 48-66

• The Next Step for APCS: Organizing Social Action Task Forces

  Mark Bracher

  pp. 67-70

• The Citizen Psychoanalyst and the Psychoanalytic Social Activist

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 71-74

• Too Close For Comfort: Psychoanalytic Cultural Theory and Domestic Violence Politics

  Janice Haaken

  pp. 75-93

• Narcissism, Personal Life and Identity: The Place of the 1960s in the History of Psychoanalysis

  Eli Zaretsky

  pp. 94-104

• Postcolonial Melancholia Paul Gilroy Columbia University Press, New York, 2006, 192pp. Cover Price: $18.95 (paperback) ISBN: 0-231-13455-X

  Eric Wolfe

  pp. 115-117

• Reply to Ghislaine Boulanger

  Walter A. Davis

  pp. 120

Field Note

• Psychoanalysis and Social Interface: Brazilian Projects

  Liana Albernaz de Melo Bastosa & Munira Aiex Proençab

  pp. 105-111

Book Reviews

• Aesthetic Experience: Beauty, Creativity, and the Search for the Ideal (Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies, 5) George Hagman Rodopi, Amsterdam and New York, 2005, 181 pp. Cover Price: $52.00 ISBN: 90-420-1856-9 (paperback)

  Murray M Schwartz

  pp. 112-115

Letters to the Editor

• Reply to Walter Davis' Review of Wounded by Reality: Understanding and Treating Adult Onset Trauma

  Ghislaine Boulanger

  pp. 118-120

Article

• The Narration of Collective Trauma: The “True Story” of Jasper, Texas

  Kalina Brabeck & Ricardo Ainslie

  pp. 123-142

• “Two Brotherless Peoples”: On the Constitutive Traumas of Class Struggle

  Akis Gavriilidis

  pp. 143-162

• Psychotherapy and Political Activism: Examining The Israeli-Palestinian Case

  Nissim Avissar

  pp. 163-174

• Other Pasts: Family Romances of Pan's Labyrinth

  Janet Thormann

  pp. 175-187

• Keeping Mind in Mind: Reflection and Mentalization in the Service-Learning Classroom

  Dan Livney

  pp. 205-214

• Foucault, Psychology and the Analytics of Power Derek Hook Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, Hants, 2007, 301pp. Cover price: $85.00 (£47.50) ISBN-13: 978-0-230-00819-9; ISBN-10: 0-230-00819-4 (paperback)

  Ian Parker

  pp. 217-220

Keyword Piece

• The Notion of the Work of Culture in Freud's Writings

  Eric Smadja

  pp. 188-198

Field Note

• Turning Psychosocial? Towards a UK Network

  Wendy Hollway

  pp. 199-204

Book Reviews

• Freud's Free Clinics: Psychoanalysis and Social Justice, 1918-1938 Elizabeth Ann Danto Columbia University Press, New York, 2005, 352 pp. Cover Price: $22.50 (paper) ISBN: 978-0-231-13181-0

  Andrew Jen

  pp. 215-217

Article

• Why Holocaust Testimony is Important, and How Psychoanalytic Interpretation Can Help…But Only to a Point

  C. Fred Alford

  pp. 221-239

• Nineteen-Sixties Radicalism and its Critics: Radical Utopians, Liberal Realists and Postmodern Sceptics

  Mike O'Donnell

  pp. 240-260

• Of Suture and Signifier in Michael Haneke's Caché (2005)

  Gautam Basu Thakur

  pp. 261-278

• Pop Concerts - A Symbol and an Instrumentalization of Inexpressible Experiences?1

  Siegfried Zepf

  pp. 279-298

• Philosophy as Melancholia: Freud, Kant, Foucault

  Jeffrey M. Jackson

  pp. 299-315

• Notes on the Origins of “Personal Relations Theory” in Aspects of Social Thinking of the Scottish Enlightenment

  Graham Clarke

  pp. 325-334

Field Note

• Gender and Subjectivity in the Interview Situation: A Critical Discussion

  Mechthild Bereswill

  pp. 316-324

Book Review

• Mourning Modernity: Literary Modernism and the Injuries of American Capitalism Moglen, Seth Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, 2007, 324pp. Cover Price: $24.95 (paperback) ISBN: 0-8047-5419-5

  Douglas Dowland

  pp. 335-337

Editorial

• Editor's Introduction to Special Issue on British Psycho(-)Social Studies

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 339-340

Introduction

• Contextualizing Debates About Psychosocial Studies

  Valerie Walkerdine

  pp. 341-345

Article

• Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial Studies

  Stephen Frosh & Lisa Baraitser

  pp. 346-365

Commentary

• What is “The Psychosocial”? A Response to Frosh and Baraitser

  Tony Jefferson

  pp. 366-373

• Resisting the Deradicalization of Psychosocial Analyses

  Erica Burman

  pp. 374-378

• What's in a Hyphen? Reconstructing Psychosocial Studies

  Paul Hoggett

  pp. 379-384

• Doing Intellectual Disagreement Differently?

  Wendy Hollway

  pp. 385-396

• Articulating Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial Studies: Limitations and Possibilities

  Derek Hook

  pp. 397-405

• For Dialogue Between Psychoanalysis and Constructionism: A Comment on Paper by Frosh and Baraitser

  Michael Rustin

  pp. 406-415

• On Giving and Taking Offence

  Lisa Baraitser

  pp. 423-427

Commentary: A Reply

• On Negative Critique: A Reply

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 416-422