Introduction

Joy Damousi, Mariano Ben Plotkin

1-16

Three roads from Vienna

psychoanalysis, modernism and social welfare

Elizabeth A. Danto

19-42

Beyond the blues

Richard Wright, psychoanalysis, and the modern idea of culture

Eli Zaretsky

43-70

Primitivity, animism and psychoanalysis

European visions of the native "soul" in the dutch East indies, 1900–1949

Frances Gouda

73-96

Fascism becomes desire

on Freud, Mussolini and transnational politics

Federico Finchelstein

97-123

The travelling psychoanalyst

Andrew Peto and transnational explorations of psychoanalysis in Budapest, Sydney and New York

Joy Damousi

127-144

Psychoanalysis, transnationalism and national habitus

a comparative approach to the reception of psychoanalysis in Argentina and Brazil (1910s–1940s)

Mariano Ben Plotkin

145-176

Paris-London-Buenos Aires

the adventures of Kleinian psychoanalysis between Europe and South America

Alejandro Dagfal

179-198

The Lacanian movement in Argentina and Brazil

the periphery becomes the center

Jane Russo

199-226

Origin stories, invention of genealogies and the early diffusion of Lacanian psychoanalysis in Argentina and Spain (1960–1980)

Sergio E. Visacovsky

227-256