Psychoanalysis Culture and Society

• Guest Column: Institutionalizing the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society: Psycho-Social Studies at the University of the West of England

  Simon Clarke & Paul Hoggett

  pp. 1-5

• Thinking Aslant: Žižek and Pragmatism

  Gustavo Guerra

  pp. 21-28

• Recuperating the Flaccid Phallus: The Hysteria of Post-Oedipal Masculine Representation and the Return of the Anal Father

  Jan Jagodzinski

  pp. 29-39

• Some Remarks on the Symptom and the Social Link: Lacan with Marx

  Alain Vanier

  pp. 40-45

• Democracy and Ambivalence: Totem and Taboo Revisited

  Mark Blackell

  pp. 46-57

• Trauma and the Conservation of African-American Racial Identity

  Sheldon George

  pp. 58-72

• Anti-Semitism in Russia: Some Interactions of Paranoia and Masochism in the Ethnic Realm1

  Daniel Rancour-Laferriere

  pp. 73-82

• The Glassy Knoll Identity, Identification, and Desire in Kennedy Narratives

  Mike Reynolds

  pp. 83-96

• Monuments and Melancholia

  Rico Franses

  pp. 97-104

• On the Insane Origin of Sanity

  Shlomo Mendlovic

  pp. 113-118

• Delirium, or the Sway of Desire

  Anthony Molino

  pp. 118-122

• A Note from Pristina: A Tale of Two Cities

  Simon Clarke & James Korovilas

  pp. 138-142

• German Comedy, Part I: The Problem of American Scholarship

  Edward A. Gamarra

  pp. 142-145

• Salecl, Renata, ed. Sexuation: SIC 3. Durham, NC and London: Duke University Press, 2000. Pp. 320.

  James Penney

  pp. 151-154

• Lane, Christopher, ed. The Psychoanalysis of Race. New York: Columbia University Press, 1998. Pp. 432

  Ellis Hanson

  pp. 154-157

• Tate, Claudia. Psychoanalysis and Black Novels: Desire and the Protocols of Race. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. Pp. 238.

  Scott Herring

  pp. 157-160

• Clemens, Valdine. The Return of the Repressed: Gothic Horror from The Castle of Otranto to Alien. Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 1999. Pp. 320.

  Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock

  pp. 160-162

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 163-165

Articles

• The Sound of Sci(l)ence: Žižek's Concept of Ideology-Critique

  Robert Paul Resch

  pp. 6-20

Field Notes

• Cruel and Unusual Punishment and the Death Penalty

  Donald Moss

  pp. 105-113

International Notes

• Guilt as Capital: Psychoanalysis and the New Russians

  David Bennett

  pp. 123-138

Reviews

• Lesser, Ronnie C. and Erica Schoenberg, eds. That Obscure Subject of Desire: Freud's Female Homosexual Revisited. New York and London: Routledge, 1999. Pp. 265.

  Tim Dean

  pp. 146-150

• Guest Column: “An Academic is Being Beaten”: A Psychoanalytic Discussion of Higher Education

  Robert Samuels

  pp. 167-171

• Sexual Self-Disclosures in an Expository Writing Course

  Jeffrey Berman

  pp. 181-194

• Reading Wong Foo: Drag Queens in the English Classroom

  Betty-Anne Schlender

  pp. 195-208

• A Psychoanalytic Approach to Teaching English as a Foreign Language1

  Do-Seon Eur

  pp. 209-222

• Creativity, Self Psychology, the Modern Dance Choreographer, and Transformative Education

  Carol M. Press

  pp. 223-231

• The Best Teacher in America Stands and Delivers: The Case of Jaime Escalante

  Jan Jagodzinski

  pp. 232-241

• Žižek's Exemplary Culture

  Dianne Chisholm

  pp. 242-252

• Love and Christianity: A Critique of Žižek

  Paul Nonnekes

  pp. 253-258

• Cultural Difference and Teacher Identity Formation: The Need for a Pedagogy of Compassion

  Terry Carson & Ingrid Johnston

  pp. 259-264

• Burnout and Psychoanalysis: A Freudo-Lacanian Point of View1

  Stijn Vanheule

  pp. 265-270

• Teaching and Psychoanalysis: A Necessary Impossibility

  Paul Verhaeghe

  pp. 271-278

• Littorical Reading: Lacan, Derrida, and the Analytic Production of Chaff

  Dany Nobus

  pp. 279-288

• Theory, Common Sense, and Narcissistic Energy

  Nick Tingle

  pp. 302-305

• Is Student Resistance Futile? Teaching Popular Culture in Composition Classes

  Patrick McHugh

  pp. 305-310

• Higher Education's (Mis)appropriations of Therapeutic Discourse

  Janet Thormann

  pp. 310-313

• On the Train(ing)

  Diane O'Donoghue

  pp. 313-315

• On the Florida Election: Amicus Brief to the Supreme Court

  Justin A. Frank

  pp. 315-323

• Child Care and Abuse in China

  Sander J. Breiner

  pp. 328-337

• German Comedy, Part II: How Germans View Their Own Humor

  Edward A. Gamarra

  pp. 337-340

• Stavrakakis, Yannis. Lacan and the Political. New York: Routledge, 1999. Pp. x + 188.

  Kirsten Campbell

  pp. 343-345

• Farmer, Brett. Spectacular Passions: Cinema, Fantasy, and Gay Male Spectatorships. Durham, NC: Duke UP, 2000. Pp. 320.

  William Banks

  pp. 345-349

• Brooks, Peter. Troubling Confessions: Speaking Guilt in Law and Literature. Chicago: U of Chicago P, 2000. Pp. 192.

  Andrew Long

  pp. 349-356

• Letter to the Editor

  Reshetnikov

  pp. 357-360

• Letter to the Editor

  Daniel Rancour-Laferriere

  pp. 360-361

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 362-365

Articles

• Ideological Death and Grief in the Classroom: Mourning as a Prerequisite to Learning

  Marshall W. Alcorn

  pp. 172-180

Key Concepts

• The Kleinian Position: Phantasy, Splitting, and the Language of Psychic Violence

  Simon Clarke

  pp. 289-297

Field Notes

• Writing as a Development in Interpersonal Relations

  Charles Bazerman

  pp. 298-302

International Notes

• Immigration, Anomie, and psychopathology

  Shlomo Mendlovic, Adiel Doron, Gideon Ratzoni & Peter Braham

  pp. 324-328

Reviews

• Krips, Henry. Fetish: An Erotics of Culture. Ithaca: CorneU UP, 1999. Pp. 200.

  Marshall W. Alcorn

  pp. 341-343