American Imago

• Preface

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 1-4

• Freud as a Father: The Testimony of his Letters to his Five Older Children

  Michael Schröter

  pp. 5-29

• Beyond Bedrock

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 31-36

• Reading the Mind, Reading the Text: Reflective Functioning, Trauma Literature, and the Task of the Psychoanalytic Critic

  Esther Rashkin

  pp. 37-48

• “To This Favor She Must Come”: Tinguely's Cow and Hamlet's Mother

  Burton Melnick

  pp. 49-57

• F. Scott Fitzgerald and American Psychiatry: A New Letter

  James L. W. West

  pp. 59-65

• Nabokov's Memory War against Freud

  Teckyoung Kwon

  pp. 67-91

• Psychoanalysis as a “Journey”: A Clinical Method for the Transmission of Psychoanalysis at Universities

  Franco Borgogno

  pp. 93-118

• A Story of Her Own: The Female Oedipus Complex Reexamined and Renamed. Nancy Kulish and Deanna Holtzman. New York: Jason Aronson, 2008. 218 pp. $80.00 (hc), $34.90 (pb).

  Vera J. Camden

  pp. 139-148

Clinician's Corner

• Rather My Own Shortcomings

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 121-125

Letter from London

• The Bookshelf

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 127-134

Book Reviews

• Unterdeß halten wir zusammen: Briefe an die Kinder [In the meantime let's stick together: Letters to his children]. Sigmund Freud. Ed. Michael Schröter unter Mitwirkung von Ingeborg Meyer-Palmedo und Ernst Falzeder. Berlin: Aufbau Verlag, 2010. 683 pp. 34 Euro.

  G. W. Pigman

  pp. 135-138

• Preface: In Memory of Arnold M. Cooper, M.D.: An Independent Voice in American psychoanalysis

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 149-153

• Sándor Ferenczi, the “Introjective Psychoanalyst”

  Franco Borgogno

  pp. 155-172

• Winnicott's “Anni Horribiles”: The Biographical Roots of “Hate in the Counter-Transference”

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 173-211

• Bion and Mysticism: The Western Tradition

  Robert S. White

  pp. 213-240

• Nina Coltart: A Truly Independent Analyst

  A. H. Brafman

  pp. 241-247

• In Nina Coltart's Garden: Gathering and Intertwining Some Thoughts of an Independent Psychoanalyst

  Sara Boffito

  pp. 249-265

• Specificity Theory: The Evolution of a Process Theory of Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Howard A. Bacal

  pp. 267-285

• Imprisoned Minds

  Patrick J. Casement

  pp. 287-295

• Solitude in Buddhism and in Psychoanalysis: The Case of the Great Tibetan Yogi Milarepa

  Robert A. Paul

  pp. 297-319

• Data Learns to Dance: Star Trek and the Quest to Be Human

  Esther Rashkin

  pp. 321-346

• Tormenti di Anime. Passioni, Sintomi, Sogni [Souls in Torment: Passions, Symptoms, Dreams]. Milan: Cortina, 2010. 216 pp. € 21,00 (pb).

  Anna Scansani

  pp. 375-379

• The Intimate Room: Theory and Technique of the Analytic Field. 2008. Trans. Philip Slotkin. London: Routledge, 2010. xviii + 222 pp. $82.46 (hc), $36.95 (pb).

  Sara Boffito

  pp. 380-388

Apropos the Arts

• Leo Steinberg in Memoria Mea—Fragments

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 347-353

Clinician's Corner

• Regarding the other

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 355-359

Letter from London

• Baseball Caps, overcoats, Orange Suits, and Neckties: On Patients and Their Clothing

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 361-369

Book Reviews

• Learning from Life: Becoming a Psychoanalyst Patrick Casement. London: Routledge, 2006. 224 pp. $95.00 (hc), $37.50 (pb).

  Heather Pyle

  pp. 371-374

• Preface

  Louis Rose

  pp. 389-390

• Marketing Thanatos: Damien Hirst's Heart of Darkness

  Debora Silverman

  pp. 391-424

• Danger and Deformation: A Social Theory of Trauma, Part I: Contemporary Psychoanalysis, Contemporary Social Theory, and Healthy Selves

  Jeffrey Prager

  pp. 425-448

• The Path of Phocion: Disgrace and Disavowal at the Philip Johnson Glass House

  Adele Tutter

  pp. 449-488

• Air War and Dream: Photographing the London Blitz

  Sharon Sliwinski

  pp. 489-516

• Sarah Stein: The Woman Who Brought Matisse to San Francisco: A Memoir: Learning about Art and the Art of Psychoanalysis

  Stanley Steinberg

  pp. 517-542

• Terror, Transformation, and Conceptualization in the Americas, South and North: Uprooted Minds: Surviving the Politics of Terror in the Americas. Nancy Cairo Hollander. New York: Routledge, 2010. xxiii + 403 pp.

  Stephen Soldz

  pp. 568-578

• Contributors

  pp. 579-582

Review Essay

• Caring for Aging Holocaust Survivors and Subsequent Generations

  Michael A. Grodin

  pp. 543-559

Book Reviews

• Adrian Stokes' Psychoanalytic Aesthetics and the First World War: Adrian Stokes: An Architectonic Eye. Stephen Kite. London: Legenda, 2009. xiii + 200 pp.

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 561-567

• Introduction: Carl E. Schorske as Historian, Writer, and Political and Psychoanalytic Thinker

  Louis Rose

  pp. 583-593

• Energizing the Elemental: Notes on a Conversation with Carl E. Schorske

  Michael S. Roth

  pp. 595-604

• Freud and Regicide

  Elisabeth Roudinesco & Todd McGowan

  pp. 605-623

• The Father, the Son, and the Human Soul: Reflections on Walther Rathenau's Life and Work

  Shulamit Volkov

  pp. 625-650

• The Musical Fin-de-siècle and the Uses of Disenchantment

  Michael P. Steinberg

  pp. 651-664

• Fin-de-siècle Vienna and the Challenge of Family Biography

  Paul Reitter

  pp. 665-678

• Why the Freudian Century: Reflections on the Statue of Athena

  Eli Zaretsky

  pp. 679-688

• Matteo Ricci, Psychoanalysis, and Face in Chinese Culture and Diplomacy

  Peter Loewenberg

  pp. 689-706

• “Modernité Sans Frontières:” Culture, Politics, and the Boundaries of the Avant-Garde in King Leopold's Belgium, 1885-1910

  Debora Silverman

  pp. 707-797

• Contributors

  pp. 799-802