Volume 62, Issue 4

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August 2013

Psychology and the Other

Issue Editors:

Heather Macdonald,
David M. Goodman

11 articles in this issue

Preface to the Special Issue on Psychology and the Other
Heather Macdonald
David M. Goodman
EditorialNotes 29 June 2012 Pages: 399 - 402
Langue, Parole, et Chanson: On Language as Song in Psychoanalysis and Jewish Philosophy
Michael Oppenheim
OriginalPaper 23 June 2012 Pages: 403 - 421
Reciprocity and Rivalry: A Critical Introduction to Mimetic Scapegoat Theory
Frank C. Richardson
Nicolette D. Manglos
OriginalPaper 21 July 2012 Pages: 423 - 436
Three Views of Otherness
Bernard Reginster
OriginalPaper 26 June 2012 Pages: 437 - 449
Freedom for Relationship: An Initial Exploration of the Theology of Zizioulas and the Psychoanalytic Insights of Winnicott in Dialogue
Pia Chaudhari
OriginalPaper 26 June 2012 Pages: 451 - 460
Living Beyond the Other
Susana Lauraine McCune
OriginalPaper Open access 05 July 2012 Pages: 461 - 471
The Neighbor Between Rosenzweig and Lacan
Caleb Sage Hendrickson
OriginalPaper 21 June 2012 Pages: 473 - 483
Cross-Cultural Reflections on the Feminine “Other”: Hebraism and Hellenism Redux
Paul Cantz
Kalman J. Kaplan
OriginalPaper 21 July 2012 Pages: 485 - 496
Psychoanalytic Interpretation as Pharmakon: Applying Derrida’s “Plato’s Pharmacy” to Psychoanalysis
Robert O. Piehl
Maria D. Austin
OriginalPaper 08 July 2012 Pages: 497 - 513
A Lacanian Ethics of Non-Personal Responsibility
Robert C. Reed
OriginalPaper 23 June 2012 Pages: 515 - 531
The Temporal Foundation of the Self and the Other: A Phenomenological Reading of Narcissism
Joel Pearl
OriginalPaper 08 July 2012 Pages: 533 - 544

Volume 62, Issue 4

Preface to the Special Issue on Psychology and the Other

Langue, Parole, et Chanson: On Language as Song in Psychoanalysis and Jewish Philosophy

Reciprocity and Rivalry: A Critical Introduction to Mimetic Scapegoat Theory

Three Views of Otherness

Freedom for Relationship: An Initial Exploration of the Theology of Zizioulas and the Psychoanalytic Insights of Winnicott in Dialogue

Living Beyond the Other

The Neighbor Between Rosenzweig and Lacan

Cross-Cultural Reflections on the Feminine “Other”: Hebraism and Hellenism Redux

Psychoanalytic Interpretation as Pharmakon: Applying Derrida’s “Plato’s Pharmacy” to Psychoanalysis

A Lacanian Ethics of Non-Personal Responsibility

The Temporal Foundation of the Self and the Other: A Phenomenological Reading of Narcissism

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