Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

Original Article

• Introduction to special issue on ‘Acknowledgement and accountability in the Israel-Palestine conflict’

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 1-4

• Non-violence as respect for all suffering: Thoughts inspired by Eyad El Sarraj

  Jessica Benjamin

  pp. 5-20

• An occupied state of mind: Clinical transference and countertransference across the Israeli/Palestinian divide

  Samah Jabr & Elizabeth Berger

  pp. 21-40

• Psychoanalysis and Palestine-Israel: A personal angle

  M Fakhry Davids

  pp. 41-58

• Trauma as ideology: Accountability in the “intractable conflict”

  Nancy Caro Hollander

  pp. 59-80

• Enactments of otherness and searching for a third space in the Palestine-Israel matrix

  Lara Sheehi & Stephen Sheehi

  pp. 81-99

• Assessing the effects of reported torture in the Israeli-Palestinian context: A struggle for psycho-political thirdness

  Maya Mukamel

  pp. 100-108

Original Article

• The missing moment: Freedom or trauma?

  C Fred Alford

  pp. 109-127

• Working class fathers and daughters: Thinking about desire, identification, gender and education

  Helen Lucey, Aina Olsvold & Helene Aarseth

  pp. 128-146

• Shattered selves: Trauma, possession and the death of children

  James M Glass

  pp. 147-166

• A sex of one’s own: Childhood and the embodiment of (trans)gender

  Lisa Farley & R M Kennedy

  pp. 167-183

• Fantasies of medical reality: An observational study of simulation-based medical education

  Caroline Pelletier & Roger Kneebone

  pp. 184-203

• Two practitioners’ participation in an online discussion concerning psychoanalysis and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

  Lydia Khuri & Lynette Chazan

  pp. 204-213

Book Reviews

• Philosophy and working-through the past: A psychoanalytic approach to social pathologies

  Stefan Bird-Pollan

  pp. 214-216

Book Review

• Philosophy of dreams

  Oliver Decker

  pp. 217-220

Editorial

• Editor’s introduction to the special section: Feminism and psychoanalysis: Conversations across generations

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 221-222

Original Article

• Riding the waves of feminism: Psychoanalysis and women’s liberation

  Jan Haaken

  pp. 223-231

• Undutiful daughters: Growing up in feminism and psychoanalysis

  Margeaux Feldman

  pp. 232-241

• It’s time: Generation and temporality in psychoanalytic feminism

  Angie Voela

  pp. 242-248

• Notes from a (psychoanalytic) feminist field

  Katie Gentile

  pp. 249-255

• “Do you love me?”: The question of the queer child of psychoanalysis

  Max Cavitch

  pp. 256-274

• Bureaucracy, neoliberalism and perversion

  Mark Cohen

  pp. 275-292

• Language and the unconscious: A comparison of Freud and Lorenzer with some supplementary comments

  Siegfried Zepf

  pp. 293-310

Field Note

• Experiments in talking

  Benjamin Y Fong & Erika Schmidt

  pp. 311-315

Book Review

• Enjoying what we don’t have: The political project of psychoanalysis

  Rithika Ramamurthy

  pp. 316-318

• Jacques Lacan past and present: A dialogue

  Derek Hook

  pp. 322-325

• Night garden

  Dawn Skorczewski

  pp. 326-327

Book Reviews

• Seductions and enigmas: Laplanche, theory, culture: John Fletcher and Nicholas Ray Lawrence and Wisehart, London, 2014, 365 pp., £16.95 paper, ISBN-13: 978-1909831087

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 319-321

Original Article

• Resisting (with) the other: A tribute to Eyad el-Sarraj

  Uri Hadar

  pp. 329-347

• Obsession & politics: A contribution to Lacanian political psychoanalysis

  Duane Rousselle

  pp. 348-367

• Behind the curtain: Fetishism and the production of virtual reality treatment for PTSD

  Janice Haaken & Mariel Stadick

  pp. 368-385

• The subjective spaces of social engagement: Cultivating creative living through community-based digital storytelling

  Chloë Brushwood Rose

  pp. 386-402

• The discourse of hysteria as the logic of mass consumption

  Julio Cesar Lemes de Castro

  pp. 403-421

Field Note

• What to teach? Social psychoanalysis in the clinic and the classroom

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 422-425

• Disadapting to the environmental crisis

  Robin S. Brown

  pp. 426-433

Book Review

• Respect, plurality, and prejudice: A psychoanalytical and philosophical enquiry into the dynamics of social exclusion and discrimination

  Edward Weisband

  pp. 434-437