ForewordIntroductionIzzy PowisPart I: BORDERSBoundary Crossings: Internal, External, TransgenerationalYianna Ioannou and Marinos PourgourisGreek-Cypriot “Mourning” Bearers and the Unacknowledged Shame and Unconscious Guilt of the AuthorMichael A. PetrouA Wound That RemainsNermeen ShaikhDrawings of a Global Map: Developmentalism, Neoliberalism, and NeofascismAlessandra Affortunati MartinsFrontiers of Jouissance Between Anthropology and PoliticsLéa SilveiraPsychoanalysis as 1-More and Not It-All: Porosity, Entanglement, and Borders: The Case of Free ClinicsAna MinozzoConceptual Boundaries Between Perversity and Perversion: Reviewing Jacques Lacan’s BackgroundEdnei SoaresProperty Relation, Object Relation and the Stabilising Borders of Time and SpaceAmit SaadFreud’s “Bosnian Turk”: On the Two Mechanisms of ForgetfulnessDušan I. BjelićPart II: LIMITS10. Disorientation of the Placeless Subject in a Time of the Absence of LimitsJelica Šumič Riha11. The Case of “S”: Uses of the Letter in a Treatment of PsychosisCassandra B. Seltman and Felix Bernstein12. The Traumatic Neuroses and the Origins of Psychic Life in Freud’s Beyond the Pleasure PrincipleHerman Westerink13. Perversion After Its End: In Homage to Philippe Van HauteVladimir Safatle14. The Pathological History of Sovereignty: Sergei Eisenstein’s Ivan the Terrible, with Reference to Freud’s Schreber CaseDušan Radunović15. Ways of Crossing the Signifying Boundaries: Or, What Is the “Outside” for Language?Kazuyuki Hara16. Psychoanalysis at the End of Times: A Critical Analysis of Ecological Guilt and Psychoanalytic AnthropomorphismRodrigo De La FabiánPart III: PASSAGES17. Freud’s “Das Unheimliche” as a Reader of Psychoanalysis’s Borders and Borders in GeneralNelson da Silva Junior and Paulo Beer18. The Pandemic and/of the Uncanny: “Das Unheimliche” After 2019Pedro Magalhães Lopes19. Border Bodies: Four Fundamental Concepts to Rethink the Trans Experience with LacanPatricia Gherovici20. The Cyprus Military Service as a Psychosocial Rite of Passage of Adolescence: Exploring Meaning in Three Clinical Cases, Within a New Theoretical Framework of Psychosocial Transference/CountertransferenceNikolas Antoniades21. Transmission of a Monstrous Genre Between Mother and DaughterNadine Hartmann22. The Porous Borders of American AdolescenceJamieson Webster23. Time for Adolesce-sense: Rites and PassagesMatt Johnson24. Psychoanalysis Between Oedipus and Recognition: Anthropological FrontiersChristian Dunker25. Philippe Van Haute, a Bridge Between Contexts and Linguistic Frontiers of PsychoanalysisMonique David-MénardContributorsIndexPsychoanalysis meets a world shaped by borders, limits, and divisions.From political division and migration to digital culture and the lasting effects of the COVID pandemic, this book explores how boundaries – between people, nations, disciplines, and even within ourselves – shape the way we live, think, and relate to others. Bringing together voices from psychoanalysis and philosophy, it offers a fresh look at today’s most pressing tensions, ranging from political conflict and social fragmentation to personal identity and emotional life.What sets this volume apart is its ability to connect intimate human experience with global realities, showing how the same forces that divide societies also operate within the psyche. Clear and thought-provoking, it invites readers to rethink familiar ideas about difference, connection, and responsibility in a rapidly changing world.