Keeping Women's Subjectivity Central in a Post-Dobbs World: Introduction to Papers by Grill, Bjorklund, and Sherman-Meyer.

This brief essay introduces three papers by Hillary Grill, Sally Bjorklund, and Caryn Sherman-Meyer on the impact of the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization on women's subjectivity. Focusing on the need for reproductive choice and autonomy for women, I preview the ways in which the papers collectively argue for continued psychoanalytic engagement with feminist issues in a post-Roe world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]