British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 1-2

• Narcissistic Deprivation and the Anti-Selfobject

  Robert Royston

  pp. 19-30

• What Does the Therapist Feel? Countertransference with Bulimic Women with Borderline Personality Disorder

  Gillian Russell & Patricia Marsden

  pp. 31-42

• Inheritance: Jewish Identity and the Legacy of the Holocaust Mediated through Art Psychotherapy Groups

  Joy Schaverien

  pp. 65-79

• Triadic Relationships in Celtic Traditional Narrative: The Limitations of Applied Psychoanalysis

  Brendan Mcmahon

  pp. 90-99

• David Stafford

  Margaret Fagan

  pp. 103

• Clinical Material

  pp. 104-112

• Commentary by Two Therapists from the Women's Therapy Centre

  Sue Einhorn & Sheila Ritchie

  pp. 112-116

• Commentary by a Kleinian Psychotherapist

  Meira Likierman

  pp. 116-119

• Commentary from a Jungian Perspective

  Jean Thomson

  pp. 119-122

• Somatic Illness and the Patient's Other Story. A Practical Integrative Mind/Body Approach to Disease for Doctors and Psychotherapists by Brian Broom. Published by Free Association Books, London, New York, 1997; 187 pages; £15.99

  Peter Shoenberg

  pp. 126-128

• Eros of the Impossible: The History of Psychoanalysis in Russia by Alexander Etkind. Published by Westview Press, Boulder, CO and Oxford, 1997; 394 pages. Psychotherapy in the Third Reich: the Goring Institute by Geoffrey Cocks. Second edition. Published by Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, 1997; 449 pages

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 129-130

• Poiesis: The Language of Psychology and the Speech of the Soul by Stephen K. Levine. Published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London and Bristol, Pennsylvania, 1997; 141 pages; £16.95

  Francesca Raphael

  pp. 131-132

• Back to Freud's Texts: Making Silent Documents Speak by Ilse Grubrich-Simitis. Published by Yale University Press, New Haven, CT, 1996; 322 pages; £25.00

  Mark Solms

  pp. 132-137

• Cultural Pluralism and Psychoanalysis: The Asian and North American Experience by Alan Roland. Published by Routledge, New York and London, 1996; 198 pages; £14.99 paperback

  Ruth Berkowitz

  pp. 137-139

• Translate This Darkness: The Life of Christiana Morgan, the Veiled Woman in Jung's Circle by Claire Douglas. Published by Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, 1997; 398 pages

  Snoo Wilson

  pp. 139-141

• Psychoanalytic Culture. Psychoanalytic Discourse in Western Society by Ian Parker. Published by Sage Publications, London 1997; 290 pages; £14.99

  John Clare

  pp. 141-143

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 144-145

Clinical Papers

• The Reversal of Pathological Projective Identifications: The Problem of Patient Receptivity

  Duncan Cartwright

  pp. 3-18

Theoretical Paper

• The Working Alliance: Is it Necessary?

  Jane Kitto

  pp. 43-53

Interdisciplinary Analysis

• Trauma, Memory and Memorials

  Michael Rowlands

  pp. 54-64

Applied Psychotherapy

• Processes of Love and Separation in Jane Austen's Mature Work

  Bernardine Bishop

  pp. 80-89

Correspondence

• Trainees and Clinical Experience

  pp. 100

Appreciations

• Charles Rycroft

  Jeremy Holmes

  pp. 101-102

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary XXIII

  Katherine Arnold

  pp. 104

Book Reviews

• The Many Faces of Eros by Joyce McDougall. Published by Free Association Books, London 1996; 258 pages

  Abe Brafman

  pp. 123-126

• Editorial

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 153-154

• Enuresis, Early Attachment and Intimacy

  Samuel M. Stein

  pp. 167-176

• In Dialogue with Stephen Mitchell

  Susie Orbach

  pp. 194-200

• Exile: Paradoxes of Loss and Creativity

  Nancy Caro Hollander

  pp. 201-215

• Confidentiality and Therapeutic Practice

  Katherine Venier

  pp. 229-239

• A Tribute to Marion Milner

  Michael Podro

  pp. 252-253

• Reaching Across Boundaries of Culture and Class: Widening the Scope of Psychotherapy edited by Rose Marie Pérez Foster, Michael Moskowitz and Rafael Art. Javier. Published by Jason Aronson Inc., London and Northvale, New Jersey, 1996; 275 pages

  M. Fakhry Davids

  pp. 258-262

• Psychotherapy with Women: Feminist Perspectives edited by Marilyn Lawrence and Marie Maguire. Published by Macmillan, Hampshire and London, 1997; 229 pages; £12.99 paperback

  Dinora Pines

  pp. 262-263

• The Psychoanalytic Mystic by Michael Eigen. Published by Free Association Books, London and New York, 1998; 220 pages; £15.95

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 263-264

• Art, Psychotherapy and Psychosis edited by Katherine Killick and Joy Schaverien. Published by Routledge, London, 1997; 267 pages; £16.99

  Ken Wright

  pp. 264-267

• Child Abuse, Psychotherapy and the Law by Roger Kennedy. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1997; 158 pages; £15.95 paperback

  Annie Bousfield

  pp. 267-268

• Self-Envy: Therapy and the Divided Internal World by Rafael E. Lopez-Corvo. Published by Jason Aronson Inc., London, 1995; 233 pages; £24.50 hardback: Being and Not Being: Clinical Applications of the Death Instinct by Otto Weininger. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1996; 171 pages; £16.95 paperback

  James V. Fisher

  pp. 268-271

• The Analyst's Preconscious by Victoria Hamilton. Published by The Analytic Press, Hillsdale, New Jersey, 1996; 352 pages; £38.00 hardback

  David Mann

  pp. 271-273

• The Analyst in the Inner City: Race, Class and Culture through a Psychoanalytic Lens by Neil Altman. Published by The Analytic Press, Hillsdale, New Jersey, 1995; 188 pages; £23.95

  Lennox Thomas

  pp. 273-275

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 276-278

Clinical Papers

• Brief Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Therapy for Patients with Severe Psychiatric Illness Which is Unresponsive to Treatment

  Elspeth Guthrie, Jim Moorey, Helen Barker, Frank Margison & Graeme McGrath

  pp. 155-166

Fifth Annual John Bowlby Memorial Lectures

• Attachment Theory and the Psychoanalytic Tradition: Reflections on Human Relationality

  Stephen A. Mitchell

  pp. 177-193

Theoretical Papers

• Discretion as Power: In the Situation Called ‘Psychotherapy’

  Thomas Szasz

  pp. 216-228

Cultural Analysis

• Adolescent Transition and the Use of Hallucinogens: A Subcultural Analysis

  Shelley MacDonald, Chris Newrith, Fiona Blyth & Gary Winship

  pp. 240-248

Appreciations

• A Tribute to Marion Milner

  Nina Farhi

  pp. 249-251

Correspondence

• Is it Still Possible to Publish?

  Chris Maloney

  pp. 254

Book Reviews

• The Antigroup: Destructive Forces in the Group and Their Creative Potential by Morris Nitsun. Published by Routledge, London, 1996; 318 pages; £16.99

  Jessica Mayer Johnson

  pp. 255-258

• Editorial

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 289-290

• Encountering Self-Harm in Psychotherapy and Counselling Practice

  Maggie Turp

  pp. 306-321

• The Cash Nexus: Or How the Therapeutic Fee is a Form of Communication

  Marguerite Valentine

  pp. 346-354

• Clinical Material

  pp. 373-375

• Clinical Commentary by a Contemporary Freudian Child Psychotherapist and a Contemporary Freudian Analyst

  Jenny Davids

  pp. 375-377

• Clinical Commentary by a Kleinian Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychotherapist

  Silvia Oclander Goldie

  pp. 378-380

• Commentary by a Jungian Child Analyst

  Susan Rees

  pp. 380-381

• The Freudians: A Comparative Perspective by Edith Kurzweil. Published by Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, USA and London, 1998. Originally published in 1989 by Yale University Press, now republished with a new introduction; 374 pages; $24.95

  Eric Rayner

  pp. 384-386

• Generations: Poems between Fathers, Mothers, Daughters, Sons edited by Melanie Hart and James Loader. Published by Penguin Books, 1998; 366 pages; £14.99 paperback

  Helen Taylor Robinson

  pp. 386-388

• Therapy Across Culture by Inga-Britt Krause. Published by Sage, London, 1998; 193 pages; £13.99

  Herbert Hahn

  pp. 388-390

• Portrait of the Artist as a Young Patient: Psychodynamic Studies of the Creative Personality by Gerald Alper. Published by International Scholars Publications, San Francisco, London, Bethesda, 1998; 243 pages; £15.95

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 390-392

• Midwifery of the Soul: A Holistic Perspective on Psychoanalysis by Margaret Arden. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1998; 126 pages

  Brendan McLoughlin

  pp. 392-394

• Truth Games: Lies, Money and Psychoanalysis by John Forrester. Published by Harvard University Press, Massachusetts, London, 1997; 210 pages; £14.50 hardback

  Tessa Adams

  pp. 394-396

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 397-400

Clinical Papers

• Destructive Narcissism and the Obliteration of Subject-Object Separation: Various Manifestations of an Underlying Psychodynamic Configuration

  Günter H. Seidler

  pp. 291-305

Fifth Annual John Bowlby Memorial Lectures

• Storied Community as Secure Base: Response to the Paper by Nancy Caro Hollander ‘Exile: Paradoxes of Loss and Creativity’

  Renos K Papadopoulos

  pp. 322-332

Theoretical Papers

• Assessment - What for? Who for?

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 333-345

Research Study

• Issues for Pregnant Therapists: Missed Appointments and Fee Payments

  Maria Napoli

  pp. 355-357

BJP Student Essay Competition 1998

• Psychic Security: Its Origins, Development and Disruption

  Alfred Garwood

  pp. 358-367

Appreciation

• Parthenope Bion Talamo

  Betty Joseph

  pp. 368-369

Response

• A Response to ‘Discretion as Power: In the Situation Called “Psychotherapy”’ by Thomas Szasz

  Peter Lomas

  pp. 370-372

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary XXIV

  Katherine Arnold

  pp. 373

Book Reviews

• The Creative Mystique: From Red Shoes Frenzy to Love and Creativity by Susan Kavaler-Adler. Published by Routledge, New York and London, 1996; 339 pages; £13.99

  Gillian Isaacs Hemmings

  pp. 382-384

• Editorial

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 409-411

• Cognitive-Analytic Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder in the Context of a Community Mental Health Team: Individual and Organizational Psychodynamic Implications

  Ian B. Kerr

  pp. 425-438

• The Therapist and the Fool: An Exploration of Why Some Patients Attend Therapy in Order to Not Be Helped

  Michael Lamprell

  pp. 439-451

• Psychotherapy Supervision Face-to-Face and by Videoconferencing: A Comparative Study

  Tore Sorlie, Deede Gammon, Svein Bergvik & Hal Sexton

  pp. 452-462

• Oedipus and Psyche

  Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel

  pp. 465-475

• Internal ‘Soul Murder’: An Impediment to Psychic Development

  Julia Fabricius

  pp. 476-487

• Elements of the Oedipus Complex: Building up the Picture

  Richard Rusbridger

  pp. 488-500

• Getting Rid of Oedipus: The Impossible Solution

  Gigliola Fornari Spoto

  pp. 501-513

• Conundrums of Gender and ‘Amikam’

  Lawrence Suss

  pp. 515

• Freud Under Analysis - Essays in Honour of Paul Roazen edited by Todd DuFresne. Published by Aronson, New Jersey, 1997; 314 pages. £39.95 hardback

  Meg Errington

  pp. 519-521

• Love in a Time of Hate: Liberation Psychology in Latin America by Nancy Caro Hollander. Published by Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1997; 270 pages; £19.95 paperback

  Marguerite Valentine

  pp. 521-524

• On Hallucination, Intuition, and the Becoming of ‘O’ by Eric Rhode. Published by ESF Publishers, Binghamton, New York, 1998; 230 pages; paperback

  Meg Harris Williams

  pp. 524-525

• Cult Fictions: C.G. Jung and the Founding of Analytical Psychology by Sonu Shamdasani. Published by Routledge, London, 1998; 121 pages; £12.99 paperback

  Dale Mathers

  pp. 525-528

• Freely Associated: Encounters in Psychoanalysis with Christopher Bollas, Joyce McDougall, Michael Eigen, Adam Phillips and Nina Coltart edited by Anthony Molino. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1997; 211 pages; £15.95 paperback

  Barbara Levick

  pp. 528-529

• For and Against Psychoanalysis by Stephen Frosh. Published by Routledge, London, 1997; 271 pages; £12.99

  Jean White

  pp. 529-531

• Encounters with Autistic States edited by Theodore Mitrani and Judith L. Mitrani. Published by Aronson, New Jersey, 1997; 414 pages; £39.95 hardback

  Val Richards

  pp. 531-533

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 534-537

Articles

• Sigmund Freud's Programme for a Science of Consciousness

  David Livingstone Smith

  pp. 412-424

BJP/Freud Museum Conference: Analysing the Oedipus Complex: Why it is Still Central

• Introductory Comments from the Chairman

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 463-464

Correspondence

• Putting the Record Straight

  Jan Birtle

  pp. 514-515

Appreciation

• Joseph Sandler

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 516-517

Book Reviews

• Blind Alleys: Obstacles Along the Road to Intimacy by Gerald Alper. Published by International Scholars Publications, San Francisco, London, Bethesda, 1998; 157 pages; $34.95 hardback, also available in paperback

  Viveka Nyberg

  pp. 518-519