Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

Original Article

• Psychoanalytic listening to socially excluded young people

  Miriam Debieux Rosa & Ilana Mountian

  pp. 1-16

• Politics of the picture

  Henry Krips

  pp. 17-34

• The psycho-discursive origins of moral panics: Attempting a new theoretical synthesis

  Galit Ailon

  pp. 35-55

• Virtual freedom: The obfuscation and elucidation of the subject in cyberspace

  Todd McGowan

  pp. 63-70

• Miniaturized mobilities: Transformations in the storage, containment and retrieval of affect

  Anthony Elliott

  pp. 71-80

• Paranormal Activity and the revenge of the Mulveyan male gaze

  Hugh S Manon

  pp. 81-90

• Twitter and the personalization of politics

  André Nusselder

  pp. 91-100

Special Section Introduction

• Introduction to special section on the digital subject

  Scott Krzych

  pp. 56-62

Book Review

• The Christopher Bollas reader

  Alicia J Christoff

  pp. 101-104

• Racial fever: Freud and the Jewish question

  S I Salamensky

  pp. 104-106

• Festivals, affect and identity: A Deleuzian apprenticeship in Central Italian communities

  Angie Voela

  pp. 107-108

• Freud upside down: African American literature and psychoanalytic culture

  Anthony C Cooke

  pp. 109-111

Original Article

• Introduction to special issue on psychoanalysis, trauma and community: Expanding our analytic identity: The inclusion of a larger social perspective

  Judie Alpert, Elizabeth Goren & Andrea Rihm

  pp. 113-127

• Psychoanalysis in and out of the office

  Neil Altman

  pp. 128-139

• Intervention strategies for addressing collective trauma: Healing communities ravaged by racial strife

  Ricardo C Ainslie

  pp. 140-152

• The multiple traumas of Hurricane Katrina as witnessed by a psychoanalytic first responder

  Laurel Bass Wagner

  pp. 153-166

• Social trauma, politics and psychoanalysis: A personal narrative

  Nancy Caro Hollander

  pp. 167-183

• Reestablishing the internal “Thou” in testimony of trauma

  Dori Laub

  pp. 184-198

• The analyst as witness, historian and activist: A conversation with Robert Jay Lifton

  Elizabeth Goren & Judie Alpert

  pp. 199-216

Conclusion

• Conclusion to special issue on psychoanalysis, trauma and community: Psychoanalysts out of the office

  Elizabeth Goren & Judie Alpert

  pp. 217-221

Original Article

• Reflexive violence

  Christopher Scanlon & John Adlam

  pp. 223-241

• The living archive of war in Rabih Mroué's Make Me Stop Smoking

  Dina Georgis

  pp. 242-258

• Winnicott and trauma

  C Fred Alford

  pp. 259-276

• In a secular age: Weber, Taylor, Jung

  Roderick Main

  pp. 277-294

• You can’t handle my truth: Reality TV’s trompe-l’oeil effect and the (im)possible reality of its participants

  Hugh Curnutt

  pp. 295-312

• Dispatches from the Greek lab: Metaphors, strategies and debt in the European crisis

  Yannis Stavrakakis

  pp. 313-324

Book Review

• Psychoanalysis in social research: Shifting theories and reframing concepts

  Derek Hook

  pp. 325-327

• A critical psychology of the postcolonial: The mind of apartheid

  Ross Truscott

  pp. 328-330

• The singularity of being; Lacan and the immortal within

  Stefan Bird-Pollan

  pp. 330-333

Original Article

• Old age and difficult life transitions – A psycho-social understanding

  Lita Crociani-Windland

  pp. 335-351

• Death drive sublimation: A psychoanalytic perspective on technological development

  Benjamin Y Fong

  pp. 352-367

• Which subject, whose desire? The constitution of subjectivity and the articulation of desire in the practice of research

  Claudia Lapping

  pp. 368-385

• Can individual psychology explain social phenomena? An appraisal of the theory of cultural complexes

  Kevin Lu

  pp. 386-404

• Response to Kevin Lu’s “Can individual psychology explain social phenomena? An appraisal of the theory of cultural complexes”

  Thomas Singer

  pp. 405-415

• Reply to Thomas Singer

  Kevin Lu

  pp. 416-422

• OccuPsy: Critical psychology for decolonization

  Tod Sloan

  pp. 423-430

Book Review

• The weather in Proust

  Stephen M Barber

  pp. 431-433

• The demanded self: Levinasian ethics and identity in psychology

  Rebecca N Mitchell

  pp. 434-437