International Journal of Psychoanalysis and Education: Subject, Action & Society

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International Journal of Psychoanalysis and Education: Subject, Action, & Society is a double-blind peer-reviewed open access Journal published six-monthly, which directly continues the activity of recent decades of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis and Education (from 2009 to 2020 formerly published at http://www.psychoedu.org).

The Journal aims at promoting a deeper understanding of the psyche-society bond and at analyzing and interpreting current times in their clinical, cultural, socio-political, institutional, and economic facets.

Thomas Nail, Raffaele De Luca Picione, Rocco Filipponeri Pergola

Borders, Movement, and Being-in-Between
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Ernesto Sferrazza Papa

A Political Ontology of Territorial Borders
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Terri Mannarini

Setting up and crossing borders: Migration issues and the self-other relationship
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Virginia De Micco

Borders, Ideals and cultural differences. From collective issues to individual pathways: a psychoanalytical approach
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Gordon Sammut

Bridging Borders: Migration and its Vicissitudes
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Elvira Martini, Lucia Picarella, Emiliana Mangone

The Social Space between Border and Boundary: Is the Lockdown in Latin America a “State of Exception” or a “State of Social Exception”?
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Raffaele De Luca Picione, Giuseppina Marsico, Luca Tateo, Jaan Valsiner

Generalized Semiotic Functions of Borders’ model: Contributions from cultural psychology, semiotics and psychoanalysis to-wards the understanding of borders in human experience
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Ott Puumeister , Erik Kõvamees, Kalevi Kull

Semiosis is always at the border, which operates it
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Franco Giorgi

On the role of semiotic bordering in the hierarchical structures of biological systems
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Remo Gramigna

Tricksters, outcasts, in-betweenness, and boundary-crossing. A cultural semiotic reading of Frederick Douglass’ Narrative
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International Journal of Psychoanalysis and Education: Subject, Action & Society

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Volume 2, No. 2Borders, liminalities and edges of the experience. Advances in understanding human dynamic development

Editorial

Borders, Movement, and Being-in-Between

Articles

A Political Ontology of Territorial Borders

Setting up and crossing borders: Migration issues and the self-other relationship

Borders, Ideals and cultural differences. From collective issues to individual pathways: a psychoanalytical approach

Bridging Borders: Migration and its Vicissitudes

The Social Space between Border and Boundary: Is the Lockdown in Latin America a “State of Exception” or a “State of Social Exception”?

Generalized Semiotic Functions of Borders’ model: Contributions from cultural psychology, semiotics and psychoanalysis to-wards the understanding of borders in human experience

Semiosis is always at the border, which operates it

On the role of semiotic bordering in the hierarchical structures of biological systems

Tricksters, outcasts, in-betweenness, and boundary-crossing. A cultural semiotic reading of Frederick Douglass’ Narrative