Annual of Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  Jerome A. Winer, James William Anderson & Christine C. Kieffer

  pp. 1-5

• Relational No More: Defensive Autonomy in Middle-Class Women

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 29-42

• Some Observations on Female Sexuality

  Julia Kristeva

  pp. 59-68

• Selfobjects, Oedipal Objects, and Mutual Recognition: A Self-Psychological Reappraisal of the Female “Oedipal Victor”

  Christine C. Kieffer

  pp. 69-80

• Something Borrowed: How Mutual Influences among Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, and Straights Changed Women's Lives and Psychoanalytic Theory

  Ethel Spector Person

  pp. 81-98

• Recovering Psyche: Reflections on Life-History and History

  Carol Gilligan

  pp. 131-147

• Psychoanalysis and Feminism: A Personal Journey

  Brenda C. Solomon

  pp. 149-160

• Being a Woman Analyst from the 1960s into the Next Century: Some Reflections

  Malkah T. Notman

  pp. 161-165

• Anna Freud and Dorothy Burlingham at Hempstead: The Origins of Psychoanalytic Parent—Infant Observation

  Elisabeth Young-Bruehl

  pp. 185-197

• Edith Jacobson: Forty Years in Germany (1897-1938)

  Michael Schröter, Elke Mühlleitner & Ulrike May

  pp. 199-215

• Therese Benedek: Shaping Psychoanalysis from Within

  Erika Schmidt

  pp. 217-231

• Red Shoes, Untapped Madness, and Winnicott on the Cross: An Interview with Marion Milner

  Linda B. Hopkins

  pp. 233-243

I. Psychology of Women: Clinical

• The Psychoanalytic Voyage of a Breast-Cancer Patient

  Joyce McDougall

  pp. 9-28

II. Psychology of Women: Theoretical

• Deconstructing Femininity: Understanding “Passivity” and the Daughter Position

  Jessica Benjamin

  pp. 45-57

III. Psychoanalysis and Women: Personal Narratives

• Psychoanalysis and Women: A Personal Thirty-Five-Year Retrospect

  Nancy J. Chodorow

  pp. 101-129

IV. Women Who Shaped Psychoanalysis

• In Search of Theory: Freud, Dora, and Women Analysts

  Marian Tolpin

  pp. 169-184