Studies in Gender and Sexuality

• Introduction

  Adrienne E. Harris

  pp. 1-4

• Otherness and Our Sexuality: Laplanche Clinically

  Doris K. Silverman

  pp. 5-14

• The Challenge of Too Much: Inviting Laplanche’s Theory into the Realm of Couples Therapy

  Robert Bartlett

  pp. 15-26

• The Enigma of Memory: Trauma, the Cycle of Unassimilated Experiences, and the Work of Transference

  Lorraine Caputo

  pp. 27-39

• A Second Confusion of Tongues: Ferenczi, Laplanche, and the Trauma of Social Life

  Eyal Rozmarin

  pp. 40-47

• A Crucial Misunderstanding: Equating the Categories of Diversity and Difference

  Leticia Glocer Fiorini

  pp. 48-53

• Revival of the Fundamental Anthropological Situation: Supervision, Intromission, Trans*, and the Sexual1

  Nicolas Evzonas

  pp. 54-64

• Mass Trauma and Cultural Amnesia: A Case Study of a Society’s Untranslatable Excess

  Deborah Liner

  pp. 65-77

• Bad Future, Bad History

  Laurence Hegarty

  pp. 78-83

• Whiteness and Fog: Thinking About Traumatic Narcissism in a Racialized Context

  Andrew Asibong

  pp. 84-90

Introduction

• Introduction

  S. J. Langer

  pp. 91-92

Articles

• Trust in Uncertainty: The Therapeutic Structure of Possibility, Turning Points, and the Future of Psychotherapy with Transgender, Nonbinary, and Gender-diverse Individuals

  Katherine Rachlin

  pp. 93-101

• Plenary Panel — Transformations — March 30, 2019

  S. J. Langer

  pp. 102-111

• Identity Process Treatment Model for Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Clients

  Marty A. Cooper, Seojung Jung & Jamie L. Gordon

  pp. 112-122

• Moving Forward: Giving Voice to Partners in a Relationship With Those in Gender Transition

  D. M. Maynard

  pp. 123-135

• Gender is a Complex Number and the Case for Trans Phantoms

  S. J. Langer

  pp. 136-145

• Do Psychoanalysts Dream of Polymorphous Sleep?: Clinical Desiring with Transgender Subjects

  Tobias B. D. Wiggins

  pp. 146-162

Miscellany

• White Teachers

  Hannah Eaton

  pp. 163-165

Symonds Prize 2022

• Introduction: 2022 Symonds Prize

  Maura Sheehy

  pp. 167-170

• Chemsex: Reintroducing Sexuality in the Pleasure and Pain of the Infans

  Antonios Poulios

  pp. 171-183

• An Appeal for Mourning

  Urvashi Agarwal

  pp. 184-192

• “I’d Have Divorced My Husband if Not for Korean Dramas” - Vietnamese Women’s Consumption of Television Romance and Melancholia

  Thi Gammon

  pp. 207-223

Papers

• Apophenic Reading and the Politics of Psychoanalysis

  Beckett Warzer

  pp. 193-206

Research Article

• From “Polymorphous Perversity” to Polysexuality: A Note on Psychoanalytic Ideologies and the Critique of Hegemonic Normativity

  Barnaby B. Barratt

  pp. 225-232

• The “Ethical Turn” in Psychoanalysis: A Skeptical View

  Steven Botticelli

  pp. 233-242

• The Matrixial Gaze: Transgender in Boys Don’t Cry

  Sheila L. Cavanagh

  pp. 243-255

• Self(ie)-Recognition: Authenticity, Passing, and Trans Embodied Imaginaries

  Teddy G. Goetz

  pp. 256-278

• The Dilemma of Therapist Self-Disclosure in Transgender Group Therapy

  Celeste M. Kelly

  pp. 279-288

Miscellany

• Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

  Kelli Weston

  pp. 289-295