American Imago

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 1-5

• Forgetting Signorelli: Monstrous Visions of the Resurrection of the Dead

  Margaret E. Owens

  pp. 7-33

• Smoking, Laughing, and the Compulsion to Film: On the Beginnings of Psychoanalytic Documentaries

  Lydia Marinelli

  pp. 35-58

• Eighty Years of Dream Sequences: A Cinematic Journey Down Freud's “Royal Road”

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 59-76

• Lucian and Sigmund Freud

  Peter Loewenberg

  pp. 89-99

• The Complete Correspondence of Sigmund Freud and Karl Abraham 1907-1925. Transcribed and edited by Ernst Falzeder. Trans. Caroline Schwarzacher with the collaboration of Christine Trollope and Klara Majthenyi King. Introduction by André Haynal and Ernst Falzeder London. Karnac, 2002. xxxv + 626 pp. $66.00.

  Axel Hoffer

  pp. 108-119

• Analyzing Freud: Letters of H.D., Bryher and Their Circle. Edited by Susan Stanford Friedman. New York: New Directions, 2002. 615 pp. $39.95.

  Murray M. Schwartz

  pp. 120-127

Freud's Grandchildren

• The Reading Cure: Books as Lifetime Companions

  Sophie Freud

  pp. 77-87

Book Reviews

• Unser Herz zeigt nach dem Süden: Reisebriefe 1895-1923 [Our Heart Points to the South: Travel Letters 1895-1923]. Sigmund Freud. Ed. Christfried Tögel with the collaboration of Michael Molnar. Berlin: Aufbau-Verlag, 2002. 422 pp. 152 illus. Euro 25.00 (Euro 9.95 pb).

  Mary Bergstein

  pp. 101-107

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 129-133

• The Prince is Wearing a Tutu: Queer Identity and Identificatory Reading in Jane Hamilton's the Short History of a Prince

  Suzanne Juhasz

  pp. 134-164

• The Rebel and the Red-Hot Spit: Marlowe's Edward II as Anal-Sadistic Prototype

  Jon Surgal

  pp. 165-200

• Body and Cosmos: Pasolini, Mishima, Foucault

  Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel

  pp. 201-221

• On Lived Experience and Metapsychologies: A Response to Donald Moss

  Gilbert W. Cole

  pp. 242-247

• Hating in the First Person Plural: Psychoanalytic Essays on Racism, Homophobia, Misogyny, and Terror. Edited by Donald Moss. New York: Other Press, 2003. xxxiv + 336 pp. $40.00.

  Kay McDermott Long

  pp. 248-255

Historical Memoir

• My Encounter with Bernard Baruch

  Jacob A. Arlow

  pp. 223-231

Book Reviews

• Infecting the Treatment: Being an HIV-Positive Analyst. Gilbert Cole. Hillsdale, N.J.: Analytic Press, 2002. 187 pp. $39.95.

  Donald Moss

  pp. 233-241

• The Hidden Soul: The Growth of the Unconscious in Philosophy, Psychology, Medicine, and Literature, 1750-1900

  Nicholas Rand

  pp. 257-289

• Explanation of a Paradoxical Psychological Proposition: That We Sometimes Act Not Only Without Motive or a Visible Cause, But Even Against Compelling Motives and Despite Fully Convincing Reasons (1759)

  Johann George Sulzer

  pp. 291-304

• Dreaming: From Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind (1792)

  Dugald Stewart

  pp. 305-317

• On Catharsis: From Fundamentals of Aristotle's Lost Essay on the “Effect of Tragedy” (1857)

  Jacob Bernays

  pp. 319-341

• Preconscious Mental Activity: From An Introduction to Mental Philosophy, on the Inductive Method (1862)

  J. D. Morell

  pp. 343-348

• The Secrecy of Art: From The Gay Science (1866)

  E. S. Dallas

  pp. 349-363

• Inquiries into Human Faculty: Psychometric Experiments (1879)

  Francis Galton

  pp. 365-378

• The Conscious and the Unconscious: From Outlines of Psychology (1881)

  Harald Höffding

  pp. 379-395

• The Scientific Study of Dreams: Neural Networks, Cognitive Development, and Content Analysis. G. William Domhoff. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. 2003. Pp. ix + 209. $49.95.

  Robert R. Holt

  pp. 404-410

• Conversations at the Frontier of Dreaming. Thomas H. Ogden. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson. 2001. 255 pp. $32.00.

  Madelon Sprengnether

  pp. 411-418

Book Reviews

• Via regia zum Unbewußten. Freud und die Traumforschung im 19. Jahrhundert [The Royal Road to the Unconscious: Freud and Dream Research in the Nineteenth Century]. Stefan Goldmann. Gießen: Psychosozial-Verlag. 2003. 286 pp. 29.90 Euro.: Dreaming by the Book: Freud's “The Interpretation of Dreams” and the History of the Psychoanalytic Movement. Lydia Marinelli and Andreas Mayer. Trans. Susan Fairfield. New York: Other Press. 2003. vi + 251 pp. $28.00.

  G. W. Pigman

  pp. 397-403

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 419-426

• On Being “Intrinsical”: A Winnicott Enigma

  Christopher Reeves

  pp. 427-455

• “Let's Never Ask Him What to Do”: Clare Britton's Transformative Impact on Donald Winnicott

  Joel Kanter

  pp. 457-481

• How Masud Khan Fell into Psychoanalysis

  Linda B. Hopkins

  pp. 483-494

• The Weirdest Scale on Earth: Elizabeth Bishop and Containment

  Lee Zimmerman

  pp. 495-518

• Peering into One of Winnicott's “Blank Spots”

  Heather Formaini

  pp. 527-538

• F. Robert Rodman, 1934-2004

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 539-542

• Response to Stuart Pizer

  Patrick Casement

  pp. 557-564

F. Robert Rodman: A Memorial Tribute

• Intersubjective Winnicott

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 519-525

Book Review

• Learning from Our Mistakes; Beyond Dogma in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Patrick Casement. New York: Guilford, 2002. 144 pp. $26.00.

  Stuart A. Pizer

  pp. 543-556