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Issue 10: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 10 — Summer 1997

An Overture And Its Vicissitudes: Therapy, Analysis Or ...?

William Fried

Issue 10 — Summer 1997

The Institutionalisation Of Psychoanalysis

Tom McGrath

Issue 10 — Summer 1997

What Type Of Knowledge?: The Fidiest Position In Psychoanalytic Praxis.

Stephen J. Costello

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

Rumpelstilskin's Revenge On The Importance Of Proper Names In Psychoanalysis

Dany Nobus

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

Of Klein bottles, Cuts And Sex

Patricia McCarthy

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

Being, Knowing And Sexual Difference

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

The Rapture Of Lol V. Stein

Tony Hughes

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

A Portrait Of The Analyst As A Crucial Problem

Guy Le Gaufey

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

The Problem Of The Crucial Object In Psychoanalysis

Maeve Nolan

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

The Sophist And The Psychoanalyst

Barry O’Donnell

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

Issue 9: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 9 — Spring 1997

Ella Freeman Sharpe - A Review Of Her Contribution

Barry O’Donnell

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Issue 8: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Religion And Obsessional Neurosis

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Autoerotic Asphyxia: From Phenomenology To Psychoanalysis

K. Temmerman, Julien Quackelbeen

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

The Hatred of the Father in Perversion

André Michels

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Lacan And The Lure Of The Look

Stephen J. Costello

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Anxiety: Preserving The Objet A

Helen Sheehan

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Oscar Wilde: Aesthete and Homosexual.

André Michels

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Theory, Clinic ... A Question Of Ethics?

Robert Levy

Issue 8 — Autumn 1996

Issue 7: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Psychoanalysis, Representation, Politics

Sean Homer

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Lacan In Barthes

Nessa Breen

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Analyse Freudienne London Conference April 1995. A Summary.

Josette Zouein

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

How Can Lacanian Theory Be Represented In The Media?

Aisling Campbell

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Lacanian Approach To Problems Of Affect And Anxiety In Psychoanalysis.

Alan Rowan

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Teaching Psychoanalysis: A Double Impossibility

Paul Verhaeghe

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Narrative, Anxiety And The Temporal Factor

Olga Cox-Cameron

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Trauma In Charlton

Aisling Campbell

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Psychoanalysis And Neurosciences: A Particular Parcours. Interview With Leonard De Gier Solms

Filip Geerardyn

Issue 7 — Summer 1996

Psychic Structure and Manifestations of Anxiety Within the Clinic

Gerry Sullivan

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

The Concept of Anxiety within an Object Relations Perspective

Helen Sheehan

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

The Riddle of Castration Anxiety: Lacan beyond Freud.

Paul Verhaeghe

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

The Illusion Of A Future: Freud's Anxiety And Religion.

Tom McGrath

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

High Anxiety: A theoretical and clinical challenge to psychoanalysis

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

Anxiety and Phobia: Sign and Symptom?

Helena Texier

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

Anxiety, Art and Aufhebung: Sublation, Manet and Anxiety

Brendan Staunton

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

Issue 6: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

Libido and Toxic Substance

Rik Loose

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

Not Enough And Never Too Much

Dany Nobus

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

In Schreber's case: an exploration of psychotic anxiety

Patricia McCarthy

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

The Absence Of Anxiety: A Case Of Transvestism

Aisling Campbell

Issue 6 — Spring 1996

The Pére-Visions of Dubliners

Helen Sheehan

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

On Psychotherapy: A Freud-Lacanian Point of View.

Filip Geerardyn

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis

Charles Melman

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Lacan's Summary of Seminar XI

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Some Remarks on Oedipus and Writing

André Michels

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Dali: Psychoanalysis Visualised

Sandra Carroll

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Jacques Lacan's Return to Freud: Woman Does Not Exist

Paul Verhaeghe

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Some Short Odds on Gambling: A Psychoanalytical Approach

Rik Loose

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Issue 5: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 5 — Autumn 1995

Through the Looking glass

Helena Texier

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

The Purloined Tongue

Claus-Dieter Rath

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Issue 4: Editorial

Helen Sheehan

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Report on the International Congress on Freud's Pre-Analytic Writings, Ghent University, Belgium

Aisling Campbell

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

The Object a.

Guy Le Gaufey

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

The Question of Orthodoxy: Clinical Reflections on the Direction of the Cure

Claude Dumézil

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Is the Concept of the Death Drive Essential When Speaking of Trauma?

Aisling Campbell

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Obsessionality, Capitalism, Transgression

Gerry Sullivan

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Psychic Contusion: Remarks on Ferenczi and Trauma

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Issue 4 — Summer 1995

The Signifier and Shakespeare

Anne Hanrahan

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Eating Desire

Liberato Santoro

Issue 4 — Summer 1995

Beauty and the butcher -the desire of the hysteric and its interpretation.

Maeve Nolan

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Is hysteria a feminist response or is feminism an expression of hysteria?

Nellie Curtin

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

The trace of L'objet Petit O through the case of Anna O.

Patricia McCarthy

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Culture and Hysteria

Rob Weatherill

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Modernity as an hysterical experience

Gerry Sullivan

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Hysteria: Does it Exist?

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Issue 3: Editorial

Patricia McCarthy

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

A Case of Hysteria?

Rik Loose

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

From impossibility to inability: Lacan's theory on the four discourses

Paul Verhaeghe

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Hysteria and litigation: coping with the real of trauma.

Aisling Campbell

Issue 3 — Spring 1995

Lacanian comments on "What can I know?", "What ought I to do?", "What may I hope for?".

K. Temmerman, Julien Quackelbeen

Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

Issue 2: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

Little Hans' real father

Helena Texier

Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

The man who sold words.

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Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

Narrative and desire in The Hundred and Twenty Days of Sodom.

Aisling Campbell

Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

The historical development and clinical implications of Jacques Lacan's Optical Schema.

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

Psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and hysteria.

Paul Verhaeghe

Issue 2 — Autumn 1994

What are the Consequences of Drawing an Analogy between Speech and Money?

John Forrester

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

Psychoanalysis and the Future of Theory

Malcolm Bowie

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

Beckett’s Unnamable: Not I, not Mad.

Olga Cox-Cameron

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

The Analyst Confronted With State Legitimacy

Guy Le Gaufey

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

The Third Generation of Desire.

William J. Richardson

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

Tír gan Teanga, Tír gan Anam: An Irish Stew?

Cormac Gallagher

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

The Jouissance of the Mystic

Helen Sheehan

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

Paranoia

Charles Melman

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

Analytical Discourse and Scientific Discourse: A Difference in Responsibility.

Rik Loose

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

The Economies of the Subject serve both Repression and the Signifier.

Patricia McCarthy

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

Issue 1: Editorial

Helena Texier

Issue 1 — Summer 1994

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