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Special Section on Intersectionality

Collisions in the Dark: Invisible Intersectionality and the Black Female Psychoanalyst

Michelle Ann StephensCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 165-197 | Published online: 06 Aug 2021

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Sue Grand. (2023) On Hatred: Perpetrator Fragments and Totalitarian Objects. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33:4, pages 543-560.
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Jane Caflisch. (2023) What Do We Want to Build Together? Discussion of Sadek. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33:1, pages 121-129.
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Noha Sadek. (2023) Racial Justice in Psychoanalytic Communities: Translating Antiracist Dialogues into Racial Equity. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33:1, pages 97-113.
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Steven H. Knoblauch. (2022) The Body as Subject, Intersubject, Fluid, and Reticular: A Series of Considerations Coming from Different Models. Psychoanalytic Inquiry 42:4, pages 278-288.
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Michelle Stephens. (2021) Black Flesh Matters! The Human Stakes of BLM and Rethinking the Psychoanalytic Subject. Studies in Gender and Sexuality 22:4, pages 301-310.
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Toni Hellmann. (2021) Clinical Reflections on Black Feminism in Psychoanalysis Blinded by The Light: Thoughts on Stephens’ Collisions in the Dark. Contemporary Psychoanalysis 57:2, pages 198-205.
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Eugene W. Farber & Veronica J. Motley. (2023) Integrating Intersectionality into Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy. Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy 53:4, pages 325-331.
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