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EDITORIAL
11 August 2026 Tome XIX, no. 1 - 2026This issue brings together contributions that illustrate the diversity and
vitality of contemporary psychoanalytic thought. Beyond the plurality of
theoretical perspectives and clinical approaches, these studies converge
around a fundamental question: how can the fate of the subject be
understood in a world under pressure from technological, cultural, and
geopolitical transformations, where affect, alterity, and the capacity f...Read more
Argument on the theme
11 August 2026 Tome XIX, no. 1 - 2026For some time now, we can say with certainty that we have been living
through extreme situations and phenomena. Multiple conflicts – political,
interethnic, and religious – along with discrimination of every kind have
become part of our daily reality. As for violence, several wars are unfolding
around us, showing no signs of coming to an end; if anything, they continue
to escalate.
Contents - Tome XIX, no. 1 - 2026
- 1 EDITORIAL
- 2 Argument on the theme
- 3 In memoriam Eugen Papadima
- 4 Affect in the Time of Artificial Intelligence
- 5 Exploring the Unconscious with Cupid and Psyche
- 6 Figures of Evil – Hatred and the Destructiveness of the Subject
- 7 Perverse functioning has the nostalgic vocation of extremism
- 8 Aggression and identification – A Post-Winnicottian perspective
- 9 Everyone Manages as Best They Can. Commentary on Brîndușa Orășanu’s paper: Perverse Functioning Has the Nostalgic Vocation of Extremism
- 10 Ethics, Alterity, and the Psychic Ground of Values On Psychoanalysis and Ethics. The Necessity of Perspective, by David M. Black
