123 Military and Diplomatic Blind Spots and Traumatic Reenactments
109 David Beisel
134 Moths to Flames
115Francis A. Beer
137 The Battle of Hürtgen Forest
109Sander Breiner
138 Denials and Disavowals
115Nathan Carlin
141 Washington Policy Makers
115Paul H. Elovitz
143 Models in Psychoanalytic Historical Research
115Karl Figlio
146 American Wars and Reliving Trauma
115Ken Fuchsman
149 Blind Spots and Seeing Spots
115Ted Goertzel
150 Traumatic Memory, Blind Spots and Remembering
115Juhani Ihanus
154 The Weight of the Unconscious
115Paul F. Jankowski
156 Popular Blindness as National Trauma
115Daniel Klenbort
158 Denial or Selective Perception?
115Philip Langer
161 Is There More to Psychohistory?
115David Lotto
164 Psychological Influence Outweighs Blind Spots
115Richard Lyman
167 Saving Face, Chosen Traumas, and Chosen Glories
115Alice Maher
168 Weak Leaders and Self-Deception
165Jamshid A. Marvasti
171 The Role of Shock and Surprise
173 Paul Salstrom
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175 Do Scientific Geniuses Also Have Blind Spots?
115Dean Keith Simonton
177 Denial or Mistake?
115Frank Summers
179 Beisel Responds: Overcoming Resistance to Comparative, Psychological, & Trauma History
115David Beisel
184 Featured Scholar Interview, Nancy C. Unger: A Life of Asking "Why?"
115Bob Lentz
196 Elizabeth Edwards: Song and Sorrows
115Molly Castelloe
200 The Life and Art of Friendship of Rudolph Binion
115Paul H. Elovitz
209 My Own Identical Twin
115Rudolph Binion
209 Rudolph Binion's Traumatic Encounter with Frau Lau
115Deborah Hayden
215 Recollections of Rudolph Binion
115Robert Aldrich, David Beisel, Mary Coleman, Samuel K. Cohn, Jr., Jay Y. Gonen, Amy Hackett, Patricia Herlihy, Paul F. Jankowski, Brett Kahr, Wallace Katz, Stephen Kern, David Lewis-Hodgson, Jennifer MacDonald, Paul Monaco, Melanie Murphy, Peter Petschauer, Paul Salstrom, Olga Shutova, Jaques Szaluta, David G. Troyansky, Tim Wright, Irvin D. Yalom
238 The Life of Victor Wolfenstein (1940-2010)
115Bob Lentz and Paul H. Elovitz
242 Remembering Victor Wolfenstein
115Peter Loewenberg
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