In This Issue

From the Editor

Special Section: René Girard and Psychoanalysis
Pierpaolo Antonello and Alessandra Diazzi, "Introduction: Intersubjectivity, Desire, and Mimetic Theory: René Girard and Psychoanalysis"

Scott R. Garrels and Joy M. Bustrum, "From Mimetic Rivalry to Mutual Recognition: Girardian Theory and Contemporary Psychoanalysis"

Kathryn M. Frost, "Exploring Girard’s Concerns about Human Proximity: Attachment and Mimetic Theory in Conversation"

Martha J. Reineke, "The Broken Thread: Cervantes, Don Quijote, and War Trauma"

Alessandra Diazzi, "Notes on Elvio Fachinelli and René Girard: The Psychoanalysis of Dissent Meets Mimetic Theory"

Nidesh Lawtoo, "Violence and the Mimetic Unconscious (Part Two): The Contagious Hypothesis: Plato, Affect, Mirror Neurons"

Iwona Janicka, "New Way to Suffer: Girard, Rancière, and Political Subjectification"

Elisabetta Brighi, "Sentiments of Resentment: Desiring Others, Desiring Justice"

Articles
Cesáreo Bandera and Adam Ericksen, "René Girard, Friendship, and Battling to the End: A Conversation with Cesáreo Bandera"

John Choo, "A Mimetic Theoretical Approach to Multiculturalism: Normalizing the Singaporean Exception"

Lyle Enright, "“Divine but Not Sacred”: A Girardian Answer to Agamben’s The Kingdom and the Glory"

Pierre Santoni, "The French Revolution, Archives, and Mimetic Theory"

Nathan Lefler, "Two Kinds of Unanimity: St. Benedict, René Girard, and Modern Democratic Governance"