No. 80 (2020)

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Published: 2020-11-30

Editorial

Editors' Lair 10

Kurt Jacobsen and David Morgan

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Commemorating Robert M. Young

An Interview with Bob Young

Kurt Jacobsen

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The Quest for Humane Relations: The Trajectory of an Intellectual Life

Roger Smith

11-26
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“Let’s move on”: Bob Young's Contribution to Radical Science Concepts and Practices

Les Levidow

27-34
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‘Science is Social Relations’: Some Reflections

Maureen McNeil

35-42
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Robert M. Young and Darwin Studies

Michael Ruse

43-45
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A Reflection on Robert M. Young

Karl Figlio

46-48
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Vale, Bob Young

Gary Werskey

49-50
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Articles

Emancipation and the Ungovernable Self: Psychoanalytic Therapy and Agamben’s Inoperativity

Ryan LaMothe

51-69
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Misrecognizing the Clinic: Towards a Planetary Psychoanalysis

Ahmad Fuad Rahmat

70-89
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The Foreigner and the Foe, We Saw Them Both in the Mirror : Maturational Aspects of the Encounter with “the Foreign”

Chris Joaninidis

90-96
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Psychoanalytic Speculations on the Subjectivity of Time: The Prison of the Present

Ali Pajoohandeh

97-106
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Cinema On The Couch

A Fantastic Woman (dir. Sebastián Lelio, 2017) – the sublime and the body

Agneszka Piotrowska

107-112
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Vamik Volkan: a psychoanalyst without frontiers: Reflections on Molly Castelloe's documentary film Vamik’s Room

Rossella Valdrè

113-120
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‘I Am (big) M(Other)’: Lacan’s big Other and the Role of Cynicism in Grant Sputore’s I Am Mother

Jack Black

121-131
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Blood, Hypnotism, Sex and Cocaine: ‘Freud’ on Netflix

Wendy Leeks

132-135
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