Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

Original Article

• Editor’s introduction to special section on the psychosocial effects of neoliberalism

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 1-4

• Neoliberalism, markets, fantasy: The case of health and social care

  Jason Glynos

  pp. 5-12

• Notes on neoliberalisms and psychoanalysis

  Ronnie C Lesser

  pp. 13-18

• On meeting Linda: An intimate encounter with (not-)belonging in the current conjuncture

  Sasha Roseneil

  pp. 19-28

• A psychosocial approach to neoliberalism, social exclusion and education

  Ana Archangelo

  pp. 29-38

• The impact of neoliberalism on the psychological development of low-income black youth

  C Jama Adams

  pp. 39-46

• Neoliberalism and Higher Ed

  Bob Samuels

  pp. 47-51

• Inaction and environmental crisis: Narrative, defence mechanisms and the social organisation of denial

  Matthew Adams

  pp. 52-71

• The spring of Western narcissism: A psychoanalytic approach to western reactions to the ‘Arab Spring’

  Dmitry Chernobrov

  pp. 72-88

• I’m not black, I’m not white, what am I? The illusion of the color line

  Daniel J Gaztambide

  pp. 89-97

• Closing the gap: Narrating the prose of severe psychic suffering

  Michael O'Loughlin, Marilyn Charles, Jay Crosby, Secil Arac-Orhun & Montana Queler

  pp. 98-106

Book Review

• The mother in the age of mechanical reproduction: Psychoanalysis, photography, deconstruction

  Amy Ray Stewart

  pp. 107-109

• Feminine look: Sexuation, spectatorship, subversion

  Esther Rashkin

  pp. 110-112

Original Article

• Medusa Recapit(ul)ated: Freud, Female Genitalia and the “Cunt-roversy” at CU

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 113-126

• Lacan and meditation: From the symbolic to the postsymbolic?

  Nicos Mouzelis

  pp. 127-136

• In Memoriam: Stuart Hall

  Peter Redman & Lynne Layton

  pp. 137-139

• Editor’s introduction to special section on the psychosocial effects of neoliberalism, part II

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 140-144

• Belonging to oneself alone: The spirit of neoliberalism

  Michael Rustin

  pp. 145-160

• Some psychic effects of neoliberalism: Narcissism, disavowal, perversion

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 161-178

• Hating government and voting against one’s interests: Self-Transgression, enjoyment, critique

  Jason Glynos

  pp. 179-189

• Keeping government out of my medicare and in her uterus: The paradox of small government conservatism

  Cynthia Burack

  pp. 190-195

• Kansas syndrome?

  Robert Chernomas

  pp. 196-202

• Voting against one's interests: The hatred of big government

  C Fred Alford

  pp. 203-208

• Perversion, neoliberalism and therapy: The audit culture in mental health services

  Rosemary Rizq

  pp. 209-218

Book Review

• Psychoanalysis and ecology at the edge of chaos: Complexity theory, Deleuze/Guattari and psychoanalysis for a climate in crisis

  Robert Tollemache

  pp. 219-221

• Hatred and forgiveness

  Dušan I Bjelić

  pp. 222-224

Original Article

• Editors’ introduction to special issue on psychology and the other: The historical-political in psychoanalysis’ ethical turn

  David M Goodman & Lynne Layton

  pp. 225-231

• Skin memories: On race, love and loss

  Sue Grand

  pp. 232-249

• Adaptive challenges in the consulting room: A discussion of Sue Grand’s “Skin memories: On race, love and loss”

  Kimberlyn Leary

  pp. 250-254

• Limits of understanding: Psychological experience, German memory and the Holocaust

  Roger Frie

  pp. 255-271

• The fourfold unconscious: Comments on Roger Frie’s “Limits of understanding: Psychological experience, German memory and the holocaust”

  Mark Freeman

  pp. 272-278

• Exploring the troubling temporalities produced by fetal personhood

  Katie Gentile

  pp. 279-296

• In search of defiant subjects: Resistance, rebellion, and political agency in Lacan and Marcuse

  Mari Ruti

  pp. 297-314

• What difference does a decade make? Psychoanalysis and homosexuality, 2002–2012

  G Keilan Rickard

  pp. 315-322

Book Review

• The fantasy of feminist history

  Patricia Clare Ingham

  pp. 323-325

• The fictional Christopher Nolan

  Anna Kornbluh

  pp. 326-328

• What is psychoanalysis? 100 years after Freud’s “secret committee”

  Frank Summers

  pp. 328-331

Original Article

• Introduction to special issue on psychoanalysis, African Americans and inequality

  Annie Stopford & Sheldon George

  pp. 333-336

• Twenty-first-century living color: Racialized enactment in psychoanalysis

  Jane A Hassinger

  pp. 337-359

• From alienation to cynicism: Race and the Lacanian unconscious

  Sheldon George

  pp. 360-378

• Mass incarceration and the “new Jim Crow”: An interview with Michelle Alexander

  Annie Stopford & Llewellyn Smith

  pp. 379-391

• Object fear: The national dissociation of race and racism in the era of Obama

  Annie Lee Jones & Megan Obourn

  pp. 392-412

• Witnessing horror: Psychoanalysis and the abject stain of lynching photography

  Amy Ray Stewart

  pp. 413-434

• Django unpacked: A student forum on Django Unchained

  Lynn Makau

  pp. 435-441

Book Review

• Internal racism: A psychoanalytic approach to race and difference

  Michelle Ann Stephens & William Alanson

  pp. 442-444