Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

• Editor's Column: Social Symptoms

  Mark Bracher

  pp. 1-27

• Capitalism, Psychic Immiseration, and Decentred Subjectivity1

  Kathryn Dean

  pp. 41-56

• Sophistic Humor and Social Change: Overcoming Identification with the Aggressor

  Mark H. Wright

  pp. 57-64

• Cultural Hierarchies, Splitting, and the Dynamic Unconscious

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 65-71

• The “Cause” of Sex; or, the Discontent of Liberal Theory

  Susan Varney

  pp. 72-76

• Our “Salvation”: Women's Intervention in Philosophy

  Jennifer L. Hansen

  pp. 77-85

• Is the Prohibition of Incest a Law?

  Judith Feher Gurewich

  pp. 86-90

• Social Bond and Authority: Everyone is the Same in Front of the Law of Difference

  Paul Verhaeghe

  pp. 91-96

• Revolutionary Neurotics and the Cunning of Conservatism

  Mary Caputi

  pp. 97-104

• Resisting Passion: Pedagogy and Power1

  Cynthia Burack

  pp. 105-114

• Normal Politics as Murder: The Holocaust and Group Psychosis

  James M. Glass

  pp. 115-120

• On the Road Not Taken: “Revolt and Revenge” in W. E. B. Du Bois's The Souls of Black Folk

  E. Victor Wolfenstein

  pp. 121-132

• Comments on Caputi, Wolfenstein, Burack, and Glass

  C. Fred Alford

  pp. 133-134

• On Teaching Psychoanalysis

  Susan Varney

  pp. 138-139

• On Listening in Music and Psychoanalysis1

  Alexander Stein

  pp. 139-144

• On White Researchers and Black Respondents

  Simon Clarke

  pp. 145-150

• On Psychoanalysis on the Witness Stand in Argentina and South Africa

  Isaac Tylim

  pp. 161-165

• Farrell, Kirby. Posttraumatic Culture: Injury and Interpretation in the Nineties. Johns Hopkins UP, 1998. Pp. ix, 357. Index.

  Jennifer Travis

  pp. 169-171

• Krakauer, Erik. The Disposition of the Subject: Reading Adorno's Dialectic of Technology. Northwestern UP, 1998.

  Robert Hullot-Kentor

  pp. 171-172

• Gilman, Sander L. Creating Beauty to Cure the Soul: Race and Psychology in the Shaping of Aesthetic Surgery. Durham, NC: Duke UP, 1998. Preface, ix-xii; 3-179 pp.

  Virginia Blum

  pp. 172-173

• Lane, Christopher. The Burdens of Intimacy: Psychoanalysis and Victorian Masculinity. U of Chicago P, 1999. Pp. 322.

  Kathy Alexis Psomiades

  pp. 173-175

• McKee Irwin, Robert and Silvia Molloy, eds. Hispanisms and Homosexualities. Durham: Duke UP, 1998.

  Neil Larsen

  pp. 175-178

• Prosser, Jay. Second Skins: The Body Narratives of Transsexuality. New York: Columbia UP, 1998.

  Nancy Blake

  pp. 178-183

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 185-187

Articles

• Closed Systems, Social Symptoms, and Social Change

  David P. Levine

  pp. 28-40

Field Notes

• On Subjection

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 135-137

International Notes

• On What Psychoanalysis Has to Offer Newly Democratizing Countries1

  Robert Maxwell Young

  pp. 151-160

Reviews

• Žižek, Slavoj. The Ticklish Subject: The Absent Centre of Political Ontology. London and New York: Verso, 1999.

  James Penney

  pp. 166-169

Letter to the Editor

• The Lacanian Paradigm

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 184

• Editor's Column: Adolescent Violence and Identity Vulnerability

  Mark Bracher

  pp. 189-211

• Disposable Youth: The 1999 Columbine High School Massacre as American Metaphor

  Howard F. Stein

  pp. 217-236

• The Relationship between Shame and Rage: Conceptualizing the Violence at Columbine High School1

  Dina Spiegel & Judith L. Alpert

  pp. 237-245

• Violence and Group Dynamics in the High School: The Columbine School Shootings

  Pamela Sandler & Judith L. Alpert

  pp. 246-255

• The Men of Columbine: Violence and Masculinity in American Culture and Film

  Hilary L. Neroni

  pp. 256-263

• Separation and Socialization: A Feminist Analysis of the School Shootings at Columbine

  Rebecca Y. Mai & Judith L. Alpert

  pp. 264-275

• Adolescent Satanism: An Intersubjective and Cultural Perspective

  Timothy J. Zeddies

  pp. 276-284

• The Unholy Family: From Satanism to the Chronos Complex

  Marcia Ian

  pp. 285-289

• Abjection and Adolescent Fiction

  Karen Coats

  pp. 290-300

• Hollow Subjects in a Headless World

  Sheila Kunkle

  pp. 301-311

• From Columbine to Professional Wrestling: A Psychoanalysis of Postmodern Media Violence

  Robert Samuels

  pp. 312-318

• Modernity, Postmodernity, and Adolescence

  Dany-Robert Dufour

  pp. 319-324

• On Interpellation and Violence at Columbine

  Thomas J. Catlaw

  pp. 338-343

• On Recognition in Lacan

  Robert Samuels

  pp. 343-344

• On Recognition and Violence in Object Relations

  Macario Giraldo

  pp. 344-346

• On Recognition in Groups

  O. C. McSwite

  pp. 346-348

• Sharrett, Christopher. Mythologies of Violence in Postmodern Media. (Contemporary Film and Television Series) Wayne State UP, 1999. Pp. 528.

  Christopher McGee

  pp. 352-355

• Marvin, Carolyn and David W. Ingle. Blood Sacrifice and the Nation: Totem Rituals and the American Flag. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1999.

  Juha Siltala

  pp. 355-359

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 360-362

Articles

• The Anatomy of Adolescent Violence

  Alan Krohn

  pp. 212-216

Field Note

• On Violence, Development, and Culture

  Diane M. Gartland

  pp. 325-329

International Note

• On African-Caribbean Boys and School Exclusion

  Simon Clarke & John Bird

  pp. 330-336

Key Concepts

• On Recognition and Interpellation in Althusser and Lacan

  Marshall W. Alcorn

  pp. 337-338

Reviews

• Goldberg, Carl. Speaking with the Devil: Exploring Senseless Acts of Evil. New York: Penguin USA, 1999. Pp. 287.

  Bruce W. Hawkins

  pp. 349-352