British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 1-2

• Anxieties Underlying Phobia of Sexual Intercourse in a Woman

  Esther Bick

  pp. 7-21

• Understanding the Trauma of Racial Violence in a Black Patient

  Narendra Keval

  pp. 34-51

• Use of Farewell Letters in the Context of Brief Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Therapy with Irritable Bowel Syndrome Patients

  Stephanie Howlett & Else Guthrie

  pp. 52-67

• Holding and Treating Severe Disturbance in the NHS: The Containment of Borderline Personality Disorders in a Therapeutic Environment

  Jean White, Denise Berry, Joy Dalton, Geoff Napthine, Bill Prendeville & Judith Roberts

  pp. 89-105

• Clinical Material

  Simona Panetta Crean

  pp. 110-122

• Commentary from a Kleinian Perspective

  Mannie Sher

  pp. 123-125

• Commentary by a Tavistock-Trained Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist

  Graham Shulman

  pp. 125-130

• Relating in Psychotherapy: The Application of a New Theory by John Birtchnell. Published by Praeger, London, 1999; xiii & 269 pages £D49.95 hardback.

  Dale Mathers

  pp. 134-137

• Psychoanalysis and Culture: A Kleinian Perspective edited by David Bell. Published by Duckworth, London, 1999; 226 pages; £D14.95 paperback.

  Kate Springford & George Craig

  pp. 137-139

• Object Relations in Severe Trauma: Psychotherapy of the Sexually Abused Child by Stephen Prior. Published by Jason Aronson, Northvale, New Jersey and London, 1996; 189 pages.

  Judith Issroff

  pp. 139-141

• Hysteria

  pp. 143-144

• Responsibility and Redress

  pp. 144-147

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 148-150

Esther Bick: Pioneering Analyst

• The Petrified Self: Esther Bick and Her Membership Paper

  Roger Willoughby

  pp. 3-6

Clinical Papers

• Regression, Dependency and the Evolution of the Self

  Marguerite Valentine

  pp. 22-33

Borderline Personality Disorder

• The Edinburgh Project: A Pilot Study for the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Borderline and other Severe Personality Disorders

  Alison Cookson, Jonathan Espie & Kathleen Yates

  pp. 68-88

Appreciation

• Stephen A. Mitchell 23 July 1946-21 December 2000

  Bernice Laschinger & Kate White

  pp. 106-109

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary XXIX

  Sue Robinson

  pp. 110

Book Reviews

• Imprisoned Pain and Its Transformation edited by Joan Symington. Published by Karnac Books, London and New York, 2000; 244 pages.

  Herbert Hahn

  pp. 131-133

Correspondence

• The ‘Real’ Therapist

  pp. 142

• Editorial

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 167-168

• Commentary on David Black: Beyond the Death Drive Detour - How Can We Deepen Our Understanding of Cruelty, Malice, Hatred, Envy and Violence?

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 199-204

• The Emergence of Hope through the Experience of Being Known: Finding One's True Self in the Group

  Diana Menzies

  pp. 227-237

• The Development of Charles Rycroft's Thought

  Margaret Arden

  pp. 245-256

• Charles Rycroft's Contribution to Contemporary Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Jeremy Holmes

  pp. 257-267

• Charles Rycroft and the Theme of Ablation

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 269-278

• Insiders and Outsiders

  Susan Budd

  pp. 279-289

• Mental Slavery: Psychoanalytic Studies of Caribbean People, by Barbara Fletchman Smith. Published by Rebus Press, London, 2000; 166 pages; £12.99 paperback.

  Pauline Henderson Dalal

  pp. 296-298

• The Psychology of Female Violence: Crimes Against the Body by Anna Motz. Published by Brunner-Routledge, East Sussex, 2001, 229 pages; £15.99 paperback.

  Tessa Adams

  pp. 298-301

• Psychosis: Psychological Approaches and their Effectiveness edited by Brian Martindale, Anthony Bateman, Michael Crowe and Frank Margison. Published by Gaskell, The Royal College of Psychiatrists, London, 2000; 306 pages; £25.00 paperback.

  Richard Lucas

  pp. 301-304

• The Uninvited Guest: Emerging from Narcissism towards Marriage by James Fisher. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1999; 299 pages; £26.95.

  Helen Taylor Robinson

  pp. 304-308

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 309-311

Articles

• Brief Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: The Impact of its Fundamentals on the Therapeutic Process

  Ilana Laor

  pp. 169-183

The Concept of the Death Instinct

• Mapping a Detour: Why did Freud Speak of a Death Drive?1

  David M. Black

  pp. 185-198

Hope

• On the Nature of Hope in Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis

  Earl Hopper

  pp. 205-226

The Legacy of Charles Rycroft

• Introduction: Glimpses of a Life

  Jenny Rycroft

  pp. 239-243

Book Reviews

• An Interrupted Life: The Diaries and Letters of Etty Hillesum 1941-43 by Etty Hillesum, with a preface by Eva Hoffman and introduction by Jan G. Gaarlandt; translated from the Dutch by Arnold J. Pomerans. Persephone Book No. 5. Published by Persephone Books, London, 1999; 430 pages; £10.00.

  Jennifer Silverstone

  pp. 291-295

• Editorial

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 319-320

• Self Images and God Images

  Christopher MacKenna

  pp. 325-338

• God and the Unconscious

  Rodney Bomford

  pp. 339-348

• ‘It is Torah and I Have to Learn’: Talking Turkey about the Body

  Howard Cooper

  pp. 349-359

• September 11th 2001: Some Thoughts on Racism and Religious Prejudice as an Obstacle

  Fakhry Davids

  pp. 361-366

• ‘Whose Handicap?’ Psychotherapy with People with Learning Disabilities

  Mark Linington

  pp. 409-414

• Sexuality: Psychoanalytic Perspectives Edited by Celia Harding. Published by Brunner-Routledge, Hove, 2001; 201 Pages; £40.00 Hardback, £15.99 Paperback.

  James Taylor

  pp. 418-421

• Psychoanalysis at Its Limits: Navigating the Postmodern Turn edited by Anthony Elliott and Charles Spezzano. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1999; 306 Pages; £40.00 Hardback, £16.95 Paperback.

  James Taylor

  pp. 422-425

• Psychoanalysis and Its (Mis)representations in Films: From Pabst, Hitchcock and Huston to Brody's Nineteen Nineteen.

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 433-439

• Transformation into Flight: Ted Hughes's Tales from Ovid (Directed by Tim Supple and Simon Reade)

  Marietta Marcus

  pp. 439-442

• Uncle Petros and Goldbach's Conjecture by Apostolos Doxiadis. Published by Faber and Faber, London, 2000; 209 pages; £9.99 paperback.

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 442-443

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 444-445

Psychotherapy and Religion

• Introduction to ‘God and the Unconscious’

  David M. Black

  pp. 321-324

Celtic Myth and Psychoanalysis

• Madness in Ancient Ireland

  Brendan Mcmahon

  pp. 367-380

Literature

• ‘In My End is My Beginning’: T.S. Eliot'S The Waste Land and after

  Paul Schimmel

  pp. 381-399

Personal Views

• Feeling the Ground

  John Ryder

  pp. 401-408

Book Reviews

• Clinical Studies in Neuro-Psychoanalysis: Introduction to A Depth Neuropsychology by Karen Kaplan-Solms and Mark Solms, with A Foreword by Arnold Z. Pfeffer. Published by Karnac Books, London, 2000; 308 Pages; £19.95 Paperback.

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 415-418

Arts Reviews

• Chagall

  John Birtchnell

  pp. 426-432

• Editorial

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 455-456

• Free Association and the Unconscious; Un-Free Associatons: Introductory Remarks

  Paul Williams

  pp. 471-476

• On Free Association and Psychic Reality

  Catalina Bronstein

  pp. 477-489

• The Open Mind and Some of its Anxieties

  Caroline Garland

  pp. 491-508

• Pseudo-Free Association: The Sophisticated Analytic Patient and ‘As-If’ Relating

  Chris Mawson

  pp. 509-522

• Into the Woods: Beyond the Frame

  Marilyn Mathew

  pp. 543-551

• Plundering the Dead: Anatomy Artist, Gunther von Hagens, Exhibits his ‘Plastinates’ (Berlin, February-September 2001)

  Tessa Adams

  pp. 551-556

• Surrealism: Desire Unbound (Tate Modern, London, 20 September 2001-1 January 2002)

  John Birtchnell

  pp. 556-563

• To Die For: The Myth of Narcissus (directed by Gus van Sant, writer Buck Henry from the book by Joyce Maynard, video, 1996)

  Elizabeth Reddish

  pp. 563-567

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 571-573

Articles

• Therapy as Memory-Work: Dilemmas of Discovery, Recovery and Construction

  Erica Burman

  pp. 457-469

Personal View

• The Individuation of the Therapist: Awareness and Authority beyond Training

  Sherly Williams

  pp. 523-535

Book and Arts Reviews

• F***ing, Failing and Finding Out (Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee, Secker & Warburg, London, 1999)

  Herb Hahn

  pp. 537-542

Correspondence

• The Concept of the Death Instinct: A Clinical Viewpoint

  pp. 568-570