Studies in Gender and Sexuality

• Sexual Diversity in Cosmopolitan Perspective

  Elisabeth Young-Bruehl

  pp. 1-9

• Permeable Masculinities: Gender Reverie in Richard Serra's Torqued Sculptures

  Britt-Marie Schiller

  pp. 35-46

Women and Drugs, Crime and Punishment: A Kleinian View

• Melanie Klein, Drug Crimes, and Women

  Jessica Van Denend

  pp. 10-23

• The Breast and the State: An Analysis of Good and Bad Nipples by Gender, Race, and Class

  Michelle Fine

  pp. 24-32

• Reply to Commentary

  Jessica Van Denend

  pp. 33-34

• Relationality, Intersubjectivity, and Culture: Experiences in a Therapeutic Discourse of Virtual Kinship

  Güler Okman Fişek

  pp. 47-59

• Rereading Canonical Identity: A Sexual Ethics of Bible Interpretation

  Maia Kotrosits

  pp. 89-100

• Love Has No End: Ghada Amer

  Orna Guralnik

  pp. 101-110

The Psychoanalysis of Male Infertility: A Debate on Culture and Treatment

• Male Infertility: Integrating an Old Psychoanalytic Story with the Research Literature

  Rheta Keylor & Roberta Apfel

  pp. 60-77

• Is the Old Psychoanalytic Story Part of the Problem? Commentary on Article by Rheta Keylor and Roberta Apfel

  Katie Gentile

  pp. 78-85

• Reply to Katie Gentile

  Rheta Keylor & Roberta Apfel

  pp. 86-88

Roundtable on Anal Sexuality and Gay Men: Views From Psychoanalysis and Cultural Theory

• Introduction to Roundtable on Anal Sexuality and Gay Men: Views From Psychoanalysis and Cultural Theory

  Muriel Dimen

  pp. 111

• Thinking the Unthinkable: Anal Sex in Theory and Practice

  Steven Botticelli

  pp. 112-123

• The Danger of Desire: Anal Sex and the Homo/Masculine Subject

  Jeffrey R. Guss

  pp. 124-140

• Ruined by Pleasure: Commentary on Steven Botticelli and Jeffrey R. Guss

  Stephen Hartman

  pp. 141-145

• The Darkest Continent

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 146-150

• Anality: News From the Front

  Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick*

  pp. 151-162

• Danger, Pleasure, Vulnerability, Shame: Reply to Commentaries

  Steven Botticelli

  pp. 163-167

• (Pre)Occupied Locations: Subverting Marginality—Reply to Commentaries

  Jeffrey R. Guss

  pp. 168-172

Symonds Prize 2010

• Introduction: 2010 Symonds Prize Essay

  Muriel Dimen

  pp. 173-174

• The Guilty Pleasure of Erotic Countertransference: Searching for Radial True

  Andrea Celenza

  pp. 175-183

• Forbidden Talk: Commentary on Article by Andrea Celenza “The Guilty Pleasure of Erotic Countertransference: Searching for Radial True”

  Karol A. Marshall

  pp. 184-191

• Clinical Realism Versus the Seductions of Universal Theory: Discussion of Celenza's “The Guilty Pleasure of Erotic Countertransference: Searching for Radial True”

  Sue A. Shapiro

  pp. 192-199

• Similarities with a (Crucial) Difference: Reply to Commentaries by Shapiro and Marshall

  Andrea Celenza

  pp. 200-204

Viewing Dumas

• Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave

  Jenn Joy

  pp. 205-210

• Rendering RelationsFiguring Paint: The Work of Marlene Dumas in Measuring Your Own Grave

  Judith Ornstein

  pp. 211-219

Essay

• Medieval Silence and Modern Transsexuality

  Karen A. Lurkhur

  pp. 220-238