The Letter 35: Lacanian Perspectives on Psychoanalysis: Autumn 2005

NETS TO KNOTS: THE ODYSSEY TO A BEYOND OF BARBARISM - Cormac Gallagher; CALLING A SPATE A SPATE: RIVERRUN WRITING IN THE ANNA LIVIA SECTION OF FINNEGAN'S WAKE - Olga Cox Cameron; HOME COMES EVERYBODY: QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FAMILIAR IN THE ITHACA EPISODE OF ULYSSES - Patricia McCarthy; EPIPHANIES AND THE CLINIC - Terry Ball; BUENOS IRISH - Florencia F. C. Shanahan; JOYCE, THE CASTRATION COMPLEX, AND THE NOM DU PERE - Bernard Kennedy; PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A JUNG MAN: A COCK AND BULL STORY - Ray O Donnchadha; WHO CHOSE THIS FACE FOR ME? SOME COMMODIUS VICUSES OF RECIRCULATION IN LACAN AND JOYCE - Medb Ruane; THE LOST SUBJECT - Denise Brett; ELIJAH, SKIFF, LIGHT THROWAWAY THING: WHY HAS THE NAME OF ELIJAH APPEARED SO OFTEN IN ULYSSES? - Kay Murphy; GABRIEL'S (O)BO-GENDER, SINTHOME AND COURTLY LOVE IN THE DEAD - Pauline OCallaghan; A DISTURBANCE OF MEMORY AT DUBLIN CASTLE - Helen Sheehan; THE ART OF THE EPIPHANY - Sandra Carroll