American Imago

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 1-4

• Correction

  pp. 4-4

• Back to the Roots: The Influence of Ian D. Suttie on British Psychoanalysis

  Gabriele Cassullo

  pp. 5-22

• Psychoanalysis: The Patient's Cure

  Francis Levy

  pp. 23-71

• What Happened to Psychoanalysis?

  Stanley A. Leavy

  pp. 73-87

• The Crisis of Defining Psychoanalysis: How Do We Discuss Analytic Cases in an Atmosphere of Competing Definitions?

  Henry J. Friedman

  pp. 89-100

• David James Fisher. Bettelheim: Living and Dying. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2008. 180 pp. $57.00 (pb).

  Kenneth Kidd

  pp. 127-133

Apropos the Arts

• To Teach and to Treat: Meditations on The Miracle Worker

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 101-115

Clinician's Corner

• Remembering One's Analysis: A Caveat

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 117-120

Book Reviews

• Antonino Ferro. Mind Works: Technique and Creativity in Psychoanalysis. Trans. Philip Slotkin. London: Routledge, 2009. xiii + 225 pp. $39.95 (pb).

  Sara Boffito

  pp. 121-126

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 135-137

• Jacob's Ambivalent Legacy

  Joel Whitebook

  pp. 139-155

• Moses in Moravia

  Diane O'Donoghue

  pp. 157-182

• Moses Lactans: Evidence in Support of the Latent Mythic Value of Freud's 1914 “Moses of Michelangelo”

  Moshe Halevi Spero

  pp. 183-242

• Death of Moses Revisited: Repetition and Creative Memory in Freud and the Rabbis

  William Kolbrener

  pp. 243-262

• “Your Nose Has Again Smelled Right”: Reflections on the Disputed Origin of Freud's Concept of Sublimation

  Donald Capps

  pp. 263-292

Apropos the Art

• Human Wildlife

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 293-296

Clinician's Corner

• The Memories Linger On

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 297-299

Letter from London

• Four Unknown Freud Anecdotes

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 301-312

Review Essay

• Michael G. Levine. The Belated Witness: Literature, Testimony, and the Question of Holocaust Survival. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006. 256 pp. $60.00 (hc), $22.95 (pb).

  Michael G. Levine

  pp. 313-321

Letter to the Editor

• Letter

  Jacquelyn Sanders

  pp. 323-325

• Preface

  Lewis A. Kirshner

  pp. 327-329

• Between Winnicott and Lacan: Reclaiming the Subject of Psychoanalysis

  Lewis A. Kirshner

  pp. 331-351

• Winnicott with Lacan: Living Creatively in a Postmodern World

  Mari Ruti

  pp. 353-374

• Redeeming Time: Winnicott, Eliot, and the Four Quartets

  Christopher Reeves

  pp. 375-397

• Unthinkable Experience: Winnicott's Ontology of Disaster and Hope

  Steven Groarke

  pp. 399-429

• Hospitality in Kawabata's House of the Sleeping Beauties

  Namiko Haruki

  pp. 431-440

• James S. Grotstein. But at the Same Time and on Another Level: Volume 1: Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique in the Kleinian/Bionian Mode. Volume 2: Clinical Applications in the Kleinian/Bionian Mode. London: Karnac Books 2009. Volume 1: xv + 382 pp. $47.95 (pb). Volume 2: xv + 286 pp. $47.95 (pb).

  Sara Boffito

  pp. 470-478

Apropos the Arts

• Lucian Freud: Psychoanalysis in Paint?

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 441-450

Clinician's Corner

• The Rest is Silence

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 451-452

Letter from London

• Defending Lady Macbeth: Testimony of an Expert Witness

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 453-462

Book Reviews

• Bion's Dream: A Reading of the Autobiographies. Meg Harris Williams. London: Karnac Books, 2010. xv + 116 pp. $21.95 (pb).

  James S. Grotstein

  pp. 463-469

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 479-485

• Nonverbal Behaviors in the Analytic Situation: The Search for Meaning in Nonverbal Cues

  James T. McLaughlin

  pp. 487-514

• Searching in the “Unsaid Seen”: McLaughlin's Unfinished Reflections on the Place of the Body in Psychoanalytic Discourse

  William F. Cornell

  pp. 515-539

• The Transformative Odyssey of James T. McLaughlin

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 541-557

• Ode to an Ever-Open Pathway to Listening and Learning

  Evelyne Albrecht Schwaber

  pp. 559-571

• The Most Original of Our Authors

  Theodore J. Jacobs

  pp. 573-582

• James McLaughlin: “Gentle Radical”

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 583-592

• “I Think You're on to Something”: Valuing James McLaughlin

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 593-595

• Psychoanalysis and the Academy: Practical Aspects and Philosophical Foundations

  Vera J. Camden

  pp. 601-603

• A Changing Inner Self

  Kathleen Ross

  pp. 605-607

• The American Psychoanalytic Association Fellowship: A Unique Opportunity for Academics and Multidisciplinary Educators and Researchers

  Esther Rashkin

  pp. 609-612

• Beyond Applied Psychoanalysis

  Elaine Zickler

  pp. 613-615

• Paul E. Stepansky. Psychoanalysis at the Margins. New York: Other Press, 2009. 384 pp. $39.00.

  Louis Breger

  pp. 687-691

Opportunities in Psychoanalysis: Philadelphia and Beyond: Papers from a 2009 MLA Special Session

• Beyond the Medical Model

  David M. Sachs

  pp. 597-600

Oral History

• The Life and Work of Robert S. Wallerstein: A Conversation

  Luca Di Donna

  pp. 617-658

Apropos the Arts

• Gyrations of Influence

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 659-663

Clinician's Corner

• The Interpretations of Strangers

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 665-668

Letter from London

• On Painting the Consulting Room

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 669-675

Book Reviews

• Louis Breger. A Dream of Undying Fame: How Freud Betrayed His Mentor and Invented Psychoanalysis. New York: Basic Books, 2009. 160 pp. $22.95.: Richard Skues. Sigmund Freud and the History of Anna O.: Reopening a Closed Case. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006. 240 pp. $95.00.

  Karen J. Maroda

  pp. 677-686