Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

• Editor's Column: APCS and the Psychodynamics of Academic Organizations

  Mark Bracher

  pp. 1-12

• The Collapse of the Function of the Father and its Effect on Gender Roles

  Paul Verhaeghe

  pp. 18-30

• The Male Negative Oedipus Complex in Cross-Cultural Perspective

  Robert A. Paul

  pp. 31-38

• Proposals Regarding the Evolution of Fatherhood1

  Dan W. Forsyth

  pp. 39-49

• The Oedipus Complex and the Signifying Chain: A View from Anthropology

  John M. Ingham

  pp. 50-62

• On Anthropologists on Oedipus

  David H. Spain

  pp. 63-65

• Oedipus in Space: When a Weltanschauung Goes Cosmic

  Marcia Ian

  pp. 66-71

• The Master Amid Rumors of His Demise: Politics in a Time of “Satisfaction”

  Todd McGowan

  pp. 72-80

• Identity, the Group, and the Social Construction of Reality

  David P. Levine

  pp. 81-91

• Running on Empty: Žižek's Concept of the Subject

  Robert Paul Resch

  pp. 92-98

• Lacan and History

  Yannis Stavrakakis

  pp. 99-118

• The Ugly Jouissance of Genocide

  Sheila L. Kunkle

  pp. 119-133

• Seinfeld as a Field of Signs: Critical Compositions and the Analysis of Popular Culture

  Robert Samuels

  pp. 134-142

• Theory and Experience: The Lacanian Negotiation of a Constitutive Tension

  Yannis Stavrakakis

  pp. 146-150

• The Knowledge/Practice Disjunction and the Question of Intervention: Beyond the Enlightenment Strategy1

  Jason Glynos

  pp. 150-154

• Jonathan Lear. Open Minded: Working Out the Logic of the Soul. Harvard UP, 1998.

  Jeannie Ridings

  pp. 166-168

• Otto Rank. Psychology of the Soul: A Study of the Origin, Conceptual Evolution, and Nature of the Soul. Trans. Gregory C. Richter and E. James Lieberman. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 1998.

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 168-170

• Bruce Arrigo. The Contours of Psychiatric Justice: A Postmodern Critique of Mental Illness, Criminal Insanity, and the Law. New York: Garland Publishing. 1996.

  Jeffery T. Walker

  pp. 170-172

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 173-174

Articles

• Oedipus Today

  Michel Tort

  pp. 13-17

Field Notes

• American Feminism and Lacanian Distinctions

  Wilfried Ver Eecke

  pp. 143-146

International Note

• Psychological Issues in Designing a Republic: Can Australia Avoid the US Mistake?

  David Straton

  pp. 155-156

Reviews

• Cultures in Collision the Lacanian Clinical Field Series: Volume I. The Subject and the Self: Lacan and American Psychoanalysis. Ed. Judith Feher Gurewich and Michael Tort, in collaboration with Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1996. Volume II. Joël Dor. Introduction to the Reading of Lacan: The Unconscious Structured Like a Language. Ed. Judith Feher Gurewich, in collaboration with Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1998. Volume III. Joël Dor. The Clinical Lacan. Ed. Judith Feher Gurewich, in collaboration with Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1997. Volume IV. Juan-David Nasio. Hysteria: The Splendid Child of Psychoanalysis. Trans. and ed. Susan Fairfield. New York: The Other Press, 1998.

  Daniel L. Buccino

  pp. 157-166

• Editor's Column: Psychoanalysis and Education

  Mark Bracher

  pp. 175-192

• Interpretive Leadership and the Charms of Corruption

  C. Fred Alford

  pp. 201-208

• Downsizing, Managed Care, and the Potlatching of America: A Study in Cultural Brutality and Its Mystification1

  Howard F. Stein

  pp. 209-227

• Awakening from the Nightmare of History: Psychoanalytic Interpretation of War and Genocide

  Richard Koenigsberg

  pp. 228-237

• Children of the Holocaust

  Sander J. Breiner

  pp. 238-249

• In Search of the Romantic Family: Unconscious Contributions to Problems in Foster and Adoptive Placement

  Toni Vaughn Heineman

  pp. 250-264

• Parricide: Desire, Dedifferentiation, and the Emergence of an Ironic Hero

  Phillip Chong Ho Shon

  pp. 265-271

• Psychoanalytic Considerations Regarding Attention Deficit Syndrome

  Lillian Ferrari

  pp. 272-279

• Neurosis and Perversion: Il n'y a pas de rapport sexuel1

  Paul Verhaeghe

  pp. 280-290

• Judaism and Christianity: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation

  Leon Wallace

  pp. 291-298

• A Triadic Drama Beyond the Family: Freudian Metapsychology in Light of Lacan's Object a

  Adrian Johnston

  pp. 299-306

• Psycho-Telemetry: Oedipus, Freud, and the Technology of Surveillance

  Gray Kochhar-Lindgren

  pp. 307-314

• Unconscious Dynamics of Oppression

  Grant Schofield

  pp. 318-322

• Strip Culture

  Michael Uebel

  pp. 322-325

• Social Factors in the Case Study

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 325-327

• Juan-David Nasio, Hysteria from Freud to Lacan: The Splendid Child of Psychoanalysis. New York: The Other P, 1998. Pp. 151. Index.

  Karen Coats

  pp. 338-340

• Elizabeth Cowie, Representing the Woman: Cinema and Psychoanalysis. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 1997. Pp. 397.

  Lia M. Hotchkiss

  pp. 340-344

• Anthony Elliott. The Mourning of John Lennon. Berkeley: U of California P, 1999. Pp. 219. Index.

  David S. Caudill

  pp. 344-345

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 346-348

Articles

• The Succession Scenario: Introduction to a System for the Analysis of Literature, Fantasy, and Myth

  Robert A. Paul

  pp. 193-200

Field Notes

• Battered Women's Refuge as Social Symbolic Space

  Janice Haaken

  pp. 315-318

International Note

• The Rebirth of Psychoanalysis in Russia

  Gary N. Goldsmith

  pp. 328-331

Key Concept

• Racism, Hatred, and Discrimination through the Lens of Projective Identification

  John Bird & Simon Clarke

  pp. 332-335

Reviews

• Lynne Layton., Who's that Girl? Who's that Boy? Clinical Practice Meets Postmodern Gender Theory. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1998. Pp. 267 + xiii.

  Robert Samuels

  pp. 336-338