Wild Analysis : From the Couch to Cultural and Political Life (Paperback)

1. Elizabeth Sarah Coles, ‘D. W. Winnicott and the Finding of Literature’ 2. Manuel Batsch, ‘Project for a Scientific Psychology: The Impossibility of a Text’ 3. Shahidha Bari, ‘"Where had she walked thus and whither was she going?": Freud, Ferrante and feet in Jensen’s Gradiva 4. Nicky Falkof, ‘Psychoanalysis and Satanism: A Case of Moral Panic in South Africa’ 5. Ian Magor, ‘Reconstructing Pinky 6. Marita Vyrgioti, ‘Freud and the Cannibal: Vignettes from Psychoanalysis’ Colonial History’ 7. Helen Tyson, ‘"Little Mussolini" and the "parasite poets": Psychoanalytic Pedagogy, Modernism, and the Illegible Child’ 8. Catherine Humble, ‘Exposed to the Other: Responding to the Refugee in Caroline Bergvall’s Drift’ 9. Theo Gordon, ‘Between the Acts, or, Melanie Klein and the Representation of People with AIDS’ 10. Danae Karydaki, ‘Nazism’s Inner Demons: Psychoanalysis and the Columbus Centre (1962-1981)’ 11. Leah Sidi, ‘Reaching into the Blind-Spot: Rape, Trauma and Identification in Blasted’ 12. D’Maris Coffman, ‘Freud, The Enlightenment and the Public Sphere’