Studies in Gender and Sexuality

Volume 21

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Issue 1

11 articles

Issue 2

11 articles

Talking Back Introduction to Special Edition: Black, Indigenous, Women of Color Talk Back: Decentering Normative Psychoanalysis
Lara Sheehi
pp. 73-76
A Black Woman as an American Analyst: Some Observations From One Woman’s Life Over Four Decades
Annie Lee Jones
pp. 77-84
I Hear You in My Dreams
Gayle Skawen:nio Morse
pp. 85-87
X’ing Psychoanalysis: Being LatinX in Psychoanalysis
Chakira M. Haddock-Lazala
pp. 88-93
What Is My Part?
Katherine Marshall Woods
pp. 94-98
Another F***ing Growth Opportunity: Overcoming Islamophobia and the Enduring Impacts
Sara Ghalaini
pp. 99-103
Don’t Be Put Off by My Name
Almas Merchant
pp. 104-112
The Motherland, My Ancestors, and Me: My Experience Navigating Psychoanalytic Spaces
Natasha Holmes
pp. 113-118
Queer Use of Psychoanalytic Theory as a Path to Decolonization: A Narrative Analysis of Kleinian Object Relations
Mamta Banu Dadlani
pp. 119-126
Invisible: A Mixt Asian Woman’s Efforts to See and Be Seen in Psychoanalysis
Leilani Salvo Crane
pp. 127-135
Harnessed the Storm—Rereading Drexciya with The Black Atlantic
Mick Harvey
pp. 136-140

Issue 3

13 articles

Issue 4

10 articles

Studies in Gender and Sexuality

Issue 1

“I Will Have Lacked”: Rethinking Sexual Difference and Sexed Subjectivity Through Psychoanalytic Temporal Relationality

Questioning the Phallus: Jacques Lacan and Judith Butler

Dangerous Liaisons: The Time Is Out of Joint

Fathers Don’t Cry: On Gender, Kinship, and the Death Drive

Editor’s Introduction: All About the Mother

The Mother Stands for the Realm That Must Be Exited

Translation

The Bad Enough Mother

In My Mother’s Tongue

A Girl Is a Girl, Is a Girl, Is a Girl

Home Is Where She Is

Issue 2

Talking Back Introduction to Special Edition: Black, Indigenous, Women of Color Talk Back: Decentering Normative Psychoanalysis

A Black Woman as an American Analyst: Some Observations From One Woman’s Life Over Four Decades

I Hear You in My Dreams

X’ing Psychoanalysis: Being LatinX in Psychoanalysis

What Is My Part?

Another F***ing Growth Opportunity: Overcoming Islamophobia and the Enduring Impacts

Don’t Be Put Off by My Name

The Motherland, My Ancestors, and Me: My Experience Navigating Psychoanalytic Spaces

Queer Use of Psychoanalytic Theory as a Path to Decolonization: A Narrative Analysis of Kleinian Object Relations

Invisible: A Mixt Asian Woman’s Efforts to See and Be Seen in Psychoanalysis

Harnessed the Storm—Rereading Drexciya with The Black Atlantic

Issue 3

Introduction: 2020 Symonds Prize

Working Clinically With the Skin’s Surface: Tattoos, Scars, and Gendered Embodiment

Transgender Embodiment as an Appeal to Thought: A Psychoanalytic Critique of “Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria”

Transgendering Speech: Discussion of Farley and Kennedy’s “Transgender Embodiment as an Appeal to Thought”

Introducing Chaim Shatan

Happiness Is a Warm Gun: Militarized Mourning and Ceremonial Vengeance: Toward a Psychological Theory of Combat and Manhood in America

In My Opinion: Shatan Should Be Celebrated for His Successes. “Happiness Is A Warm Gun” Was Not One of Them

Madness and the Social Link

Diagnosis and Its Discontents: Chaim Shatan and the Definition of Military Trauma

Erections Exploding in Midair: The Obscenity of War Discussion of Chaim Shatan’s “Happiness Is a Warm Gun”

Creative Performances: Horror and Human Destructiveness in Psychoanalytic Writing

Afterword

Pregnancy in the Time of COVID-19: Maternal Self-Focus and Kristevan Herethics

Issue 4

Phantom Phenomena—An Introduction to “Phantom Penis: Extrapolating Neuroscience and Employing Imagination for Trans Male Sexual Embodiment”

Phantom Penis: Extrapolating Neuroscience and Employing Imagination for Trans Male Sexual Embodiment

Discussion of “Phantom Penis: Extrapolating Neuroscience and Employing Imagination for Trans Male Sexual Embodiment”

The Prosthetic Penis and the Trans Penis: Changing Representations of and Cultural Discourses About the Penis

The Phant-Astic Wand

A Phantom Phallus?

Discussion of “Phantom Penis: Extrapolating Neuroscience and Employing Imagination for Trans Male Embodiment”

Discussion of “Phantom Penis: Extrapolating Neuroscience and Employing Imagination for Trans Male Embodiment”

The Phenomenon of “Forgetting”

Reply to Discussions of Phantom Penis: Extrapolating Neuroscience and Employing Imagination for Trans Male Sexual Embodiment