'We can see from the essays collected here, après coup - as it were - that now, more than ever, we should look not to 'after' Lacan, nor only for a 'return' to Lacan, but instead, we should unearth the 'sense' of Lacan, and Mukherjee's collection is an excellent end to that new beginning.' Sinan Richards, French Studies
Introduction Ankhi Mukherjee; Part I. Fundamental Concepts: 1. Voice after Lacan Mladen Dolar; 2. Freud's return to Lacan Anna Kornbluh; 3. Beyond the Oedipus complex Tracy McNulty; 4. Psychoanalysis as poetry in Lacan's clinical paradigm Dany Nobus; Part II. After Lacan: 5. The queer repression of Lacan Merrill Cole; 6. Cinema after Lacan Todd McGowan; 7. Lacan and politics Jodi Dean; 8. Lacan and race Azeen Khan; Part III. Beyond Lacan: 9. Lacan and disability studies Anna Mollow; 10. Lacan and new media Clint Burnham; 11. Islam after Lacan Nouri Gana.