American Imago

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 1-2

• Psychoanalysis and Romantic Idealization: The Dialectics of Love in Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd: In Memory of Stephen A. Mitchell

  Barbara A. Schapiro

  pp. 3-26

• Primal Scene and Misreading in Nabokov's Lolita

  John M. Ingham

  pp. 27-52

• “Your Legs Must Be Singing Grand Opera”: Masculinity, Masochism, and Stephen King's Misery

  Douglas Keesey

  pp. 53-71

• Story of the Eye: Fantasy of the Orgy and Its Limit

  Brady Brower

  pp. 73-89

• Relationality: From Attachment to Intersubjectivity. Stephen A. Mitchell. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 2000. xvii & 173 pp. $39.95.

  Adrienne Harris & Melanie Suchet

  pp. 102-111

Book Reviews

• Heinz Kohut: The Making of a Psychoanalyst. Charles B. Strozier. New York: Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 2001. xiii & 495 pp. $35.00.

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 91-102

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 113-116

• The Secret Joys of Antiracist Pedagogy: Huckleberry Finn in the Classroom

  Phillip Barrish

  pp. 117-139

• The Social Imaginary: A Critical Assessment of Castoriadis's Psychoanalytic Social Theory

  Anthony Elliott

  pp. 141-170

• Formulas of Defense: A Psychoanalytic Investigation in Southeast Africa

  Gerhard Kubik & Moya Aliya Malamusi

  pp. 171-196

• What Do Psychoanalysts in the United Kingdom Think of Analytical Psychology?

  Jan Wiener

  pp. 197-207

Book Review

• Unfree Associations: Inside Psychoanalytic Institutes. Douglas Kirsner. London: Process Press, 2000. vii & 324 pp. $32.00.

  David James Fisher

  pp. 209-223

• Preface

  Jay Geller

  pp. 249-252

• “We Would Not Have Come Without You”: Generations of Nostalgia

  Marianne Hirsch & Leo Spitzer

  pp. 253-276

• The 1.5 Generation: Thinking about Child Survivors and the Holocaust

  Susan Rubin Suleiman

  pp. 277-295

• Born into a World at War: Listening for Affect and Personal Meaning

  Nancy J. Chodorow

  pp. 297-315

• Necessary Stains: Spiegelman's MAUS and the Bleeding of History

  Michael G. Levine

  pp. 317-341

• The Wilkomirski Case: Fragments or Figments?

  Jay Geller

  pp. 343-365

Review Essay

• Locating Trauma: A Commentary on Ruth Leys's Trauma: A Genealogy: Ruth Leys. Trauma: A Genealogy. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2000. x + 318 pp. $55.00 ($19.00 pb).

  Murray M. Schwartz

  pp. 367-384

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 385-388

• The Other

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 389-407

• Synchronicity and Emergence

  Joseph Cambray

  pp. 409-434

• The Role of Love in the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis

  Judith E. Vida

  pp. 435-445

• Affective Response and the Analyst's Freedom in Work with Traumatized Adolescents

  Patrizia Arfelli

  pp. 447-458

• The Hidden Politics of Healing: Foreign Dimensions of Domestic Practice

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 459-481

• Why Psychoanalysis? Elisabeth Roudinesco. 1999. Trans. Rachel Bowlby. New York: Columbia University Press, 2001. 181 pp. $22.50.

  Adrian Johnston

  pp. 489-494

• Letters

  Donald Moss

  pp. 495-498

Book Reviews

• Freud and the Seduction Theory: A Brief Love Affair. Kurt R. Eissler. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 2001. xii + 521 pp. $39.95 pb.

  Robert R. Holt

  pp. 483-488

Editorial

• A Boycott by Passport

  pp. 499-500