1. Introduction: The Bonds of Love at 25 2. The Racialization of the Mind in Intimate Spaces: The ‘‘Nanny’’ and the Failure of Recognition 3. Loosening the Bonds: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and the Problem of the Group 4. Reading Jessica 5. Revisiting The Bonds of Love 6. The Cat Ate Our Tongue—But We Got It Back: Benjamin’s Journey From Domination to Surrender 7. Intersubjectivity and French Psychoanalysis: A Misunderstanding? 8. The Bonds of Love: Looking Backward 9. The Benjamin Chreode 10. Bondless Love 11. What’s Love Got to Do with It? Sexuality, Shame, and the Use of the Other 12. Beyond Intersubjectivity: Science, the Real World, and the Third in Psychoanalysis 13. ‘‘Here I Am!’’—Irreducible Invocation of the Other 14. A Day at the Zoo Through the Lens of Jessica Benjamin’s Bonds of Love
Biography
Eyal Rozmarin, Ph.D., is co-editor of Studies in Gender and Sexuality and Associate Editor of the Routledge book series Relational Perspectives. He has published numerous articles in psychoanalytic Journals, including Psychoanalytic Dialogues, Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Studies in Gender and Sexuality, and presented papers in conferences around the world. His research takes place in the intersection of psychoanalysis and social theory, and explores the relations between subjectivity, society and history.
