Volume 11, issue 1, April 2006

12 articles in this issue

Connecting, Arguing, Fighting

Authors
- Paul Hoggett
- Content type: Article
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 1 - 16
Projective Identification as a Defense Mechanism when Facing the Threat of an Ecological Hazard

Authors
- Smadar Ben-Asher
- Nurit Goren
- Content type: Article
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 17 - 35
The Social Significance of Synchronicity

Authors
- Roderick Main
- Content type: Article
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 36 - 53
Surfacing Perversions of Democracy in the Workplace: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Project

Authors
- Michael A Diamond
- Seth Allcorn
- Content type: Article
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 54 - 73
Lacan on the Capitalist Discourse: Its Consequences for Libidinal Enjoyment and Social Bonds

Authors
- Frédéric Declercq
- Content type: Article
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 74 - 83
In Two Minds – Some Theoretical Implications of Lynne Layton's Paper, “A Fork in the Royal Road”

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- Vic Blake
- Content type: Commentary
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 84 - 93
Comments on Vic Blake, “In two Minds”

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- Lynne Layton
- Content type: Comment
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 94 - 96
Psychoanalytic Ethnography, Racist Violence, and Jasper, Texas: an Introduction

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- Ricardo Ainslie
- Content type: Field Notes Introduction
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 97 - 98
Off the Couch and Onto the Streets: Toward an Ethnographic Psychoanalysis

Authors
- Kima Cargill
- Content type: Field Note
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 99 - 105
A Racially Traumatized Community Seven Years After The Crisis: Notes on The Perils of Being Helped

Authors
- Margaret R Whilde
- Content type: Article
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 106 - 112
Going Sane

Authors
- Steven Groarke
- Content type: Book Review
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 113 - 115
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Psychoanalysis and Women (The Annual of Psychoanalysis, #32)

Authors
- Sheila Namir
- Content type: Book Review
- Published: 14 April 2006
- Pages: 116 - 118
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Volume 11, issue 1, April 2006

Connecting, Arguing, Fighting

Projective Identification as a Defense Mechanism when Facing the Threat of an Ecological Hazard

The Social Significance of Synchronicity

Surfacing Perversions of Democracy in the Workplace: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Project

Lacan on the Capitalist Discourse: Its Consequences for Libidinal Enjoyment and Social Bonds

In Two Minds – Some Theoretical Implications of Lynne Layton's Paper, “A Fork in the Royal Road”

Comments on Vic Blake, “In two Minds”

Psychoanalytic Ethnography, Racist Violence, and Jasper, Texas: an Introduction

Off the Couch and Onto the Streets: Toward an Ethnographic Psychoanalysis

A Racially Traumatized Community Seven Years After The Crisis: Notes on The Perils of Being Helped

Going Sane

Psychoanalysis and Women (The Annual of Psychoanalysis, #32)

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