American Imago

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 1-7

• The Dying Slave at Berggasse 19

  Mary Bergstein

  pp. 9-20

• Sacred Objects/Illusory Idols: The Fake in Freud's “The Moses of Michelangelo”

  Aviva Briefel

  pp. 21-40

• Observations from the Refuse-Heap: Freud, Michelangelo's Moses, and Psychoanalysis

  Malcolm Macmillan & Peter J. Swales

  pp. 41-104

• The Power of Implicit Motion: “It Goes Straight Through”

  Gilbert J. Rose

  pp. 116-121

• Interpreting Propaganda: Successors to Warburg and Freud in Wartime

  Louis Rose

  pp. 122-130

The Survival of Images: A Symposium

• Is There a Life after Antiquity?: Louis Rose. The Survival of Images: Art Historians, Psychoanalysts, and the Ancients. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2001. 209 pp. $34.95.

  Jack J. Spector

  pp. 105-115

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 131-134

• Frankenstein, Invisibility, and Nameless Dread

  Lee Zimmerman

  pp. 135-158

• The Poetics of Mourning: The Tropologic of Prosopopoeia in Joyce's “The Dead”

  Nouri Gana

  pp. 159-178

• Proust and Parricide: Literary, Biographical, and Forensic-Psychiatric Explorations

  Roy B. Lacoursiere

  pp. 179-210

• The Man Who Didn't Exist: The Case of Louis Althusser

  Lewis A. Kirshner

  pp. 211-239

• Freud's Theory and its Use in Literary and Cultural Studies: An Introduction. Henk de Berg. Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2003. xii + 155 pp. $60.00.

  Ritchie Robertson

  pp. 246-252

Book Reviews

• Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis. Peter Fonagy. New York: Other Press, 2001. 261 pp. $30.00 pb.

  Deborah Birnbaum

  pp. 241-246

• Preface

  Vera J. Camden

  pp. 253-258

• Mouth to Mouth: Freud, Irma, and the Dream of Psychoanalysis

  Madelon Sprengnether

  pp. 259-284

• Gradiva Medica: Freud's Model Female Analyst as Lizard-Slayer

  Mary Bergstein

  pp. 285-301

• Women of the Wednesday Society: The Presentations of Drs. Hilferding, Spielrein, and Hug-Hellmuth

  Rosemary H. Balsam

  pp. 303-342

• Marie Bonaparte's Theory of Female Sexuality: Fantasy and Biology

  Nellie L. Thompson

  pp. 343-378

Review Essay

• On Playing the “Goldberg” Variations; or, Mothering In and Out of Context: Melanie Klein; Her Work in Context. Meira Likierman. London: Continuum, 2001. 202 pp. $35.00 (pb. $19.95).

  Judith E. Vida

  pp. 379-400

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 401-406

• The Containing Matrix of the Social

  Karl Figlio & Barry Richards

  pp. 407-428

• Ferenczi, Rescue, and Utopia

  Emanuel Berman

  pp. 429-444

• Fugitives From Guilt: Postmodern De-Moralization and the New Hysterias

  Donald L. Carveth & Jean Hantman Carveth

  pp. 445-479

• Psychoanalysis and the Problem of Evil: Debating Othello in the Classroom

  Barbara A. Schapiro

  pp. 481-499

• Differance and Psychic Space

  Jared Russell

  pp. 501-528

• Bloody Mary in the Mirror: Essays in Psychoanalytic Folkloristics. Alan Dundes. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2002. xviii + 137 pp. $42.00.

  Robert A. Paul

  pp. 545-549

Clinical Contribution

• Living Death and the “Psychosomatic Phenomenon”

  Roberto P. Neuburger

  pp. 529-535

Book Reviews

• Happiness, Death, and the Remainder of Life. Jonathan Lear. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2000. 189 pp. $26.00 ($16.95 pb).

  Elliot L. Jurist

  pp. 537-544