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Psychoanalytic Inquiry remains unique among psychoanalytic journals, publishing rigorous, original papers on topics insufficiently explored elsewhere.

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Social Media as Automatic Motivated Action

This is the second part of an article posted earlier: “Addiction as Automatic, Motivated Action.”

Reprise

In the first part of this two-part post, I suggested that a person struggling with addiction acts with strong motivation but also...

21 days ago
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Remembering: Contemporary Perspectives

You may see the entire issue here. The following three articles are free for two months. Simply click on the titles below to view:

Remembering as a Means to the Other by Daniel Goldin, Psy.D.

Acts of Remembering: From a Radically Enactiv...

a month ago
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Religion and Exterminatory Fantasies

The following is a shortened version of the latest issue of Psychoanalytic Inquiry entitled “Politics and Hate.” The full text of the article is open-access, free for everyone. You may read it here. As always, the views of this writer don’t...

a month ago
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Politics and Hate

You may see the entire issue here. The following three articles are open-access, free for all. Simply click on the titles below to view:

Hate Speech as the Action of Inequality: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Democracy and Social Power by J...

2 months ago
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Addiction as Automatic, Motivated Action, Part 1

The word “addict” comes originally from the Latin “addictus”, combining the prefix “ad-” “for” and the verb “dicere” “to speak.” Originally, then, “addicted” meant “spoken for.” A person was “addicted” or “spoken for” in ancient Rome when h...

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