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                  Vol. 1, No. 2 (Fall 1996): 

1. A Theoretical Introduction to the Functions of Psychoanalysis in
Criminology by Jacques Lacan 
2. The Loss of Enemies, Fragmenting Identities, and the Resurgence of
Ethnic/Nationalist Hatred and Anti-Semitism in Eastern Europe by Jerrold M.
Post 
3. Original Evil and the Time of the Image by Joseph H. Smith 
4. Altar-Egos: Psychoanalysis and the Theory of Sacrifice by Richard Boothby 
5. Suicide Diaries and the Therapeutics of Anonymous Self-Disclosure by
Jeffrey Berman and Alina Luna 
6. Fantasy as a Political Category: A Lacanian Approach by Slavoj Zizek 
7. Love Between Desire and Drive by Renata Salecl 
8. Hazards of Idealization in Cross-Cultural Feminist Dialogues: Abel,
Cisneros, Gallop, McDowell, and Moraga by Jean Wyatt 
9. From Oppression to Repression, from Subjection to Subject by Judith Levy 
10. Self (En)Gendered in Ideology: Pratibha Parmar's Bhangra Jig and Sari
Red by Alpana Sharma Knippling 
11. Reconfiguring the Colonized Body: Revolution as Rebirth in the Writings
of Marie Cardinal and Franz Fanon by Susan Schwartz 
12. The Sandinistas, the Subject, and a Contingent Strategic Nationalism by
Rodrigo Lazo 
13. The Limits of Postcolonial Theory After Said/Bhabh, or: Is Latin
America a Postcolonial Site? by Brett Levinson 

Plus Field Notes, International Notes, and Reviews. 

                  JPCS publishes articles, reviews, field notes,
international notes, and letters to the editor that
                  employ psychoanalysis to address the psychological roots
or consequences of a significant social
                  or cultural phenomenon in such a way as to enhance the
possibilities for social change.
                  Submissions of the following types of material are
invited: Articles employing psychoanalytic
                  thinking to address psychological roots or consequences
of significant social or cultural
                  phenomena (JPCS is not interested in discussions of
either psychoanalytic theory or cultural
                  phenomena apart from social issues); Field Notes offering
short psychoanalytic takes on timely
                  issues in various fields; International Notes providing
psychoanalytic insight into notable social
                  and cultural phenomena in a particular location; Book
Reviews of recently published
                  psychoanalytic studies of crucial social and cultural
phenomena.

                  Editor: Mark Bracher Contributing Editors: Parveen Adams,
Marshall W. Alcorn, Jr.,
                  Willie Apollon, Jeffrey Berman, Homi Bhabha, Joan Copjec,
Terry Eagleton, Fredric Jameson,
                  Juliet Flower MacCannell, Renata Salecl, Robert Samuels,
Claudia Tate, Victor Wolfenstein, Jean
                  Wyatt, Slavoj Zizek.

                  SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION: 
                  E-mail: alcornma@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu.

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