British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 1-2

• Tattooing and Piercing: Initiation Rites and Masculine Development

  Brian Denness

  pp. 21-36

• Struggling towards Manhood: Narratives of Homophobia and Fathering

  Stephen Frosh, Ann Phoenix & Rob Pattman

  pp. 37-55

• Clothes Maketh the Man: Transvestism, Masculinity and Homosexuality

  Thomas J. Ryan

  pp. 57-69

• Human Longings and Masculine Terrors: Masculinity and Separation from Mother

  Christina Wieland

  pp. 71-86

• Masculinity in Warlord Communities

  Mitch Elliott

  pp. 87-94

• The Question of the Father and Sexual Disturbances in Psychosis

  Elizabeth O'Loughlin

  pp. 95-109

• Men, Women, Passion and Power: Gender Issues in Psychotherapy by Marie Maguire. Published by Brunner-Routledge, London, 2004; 218 pp; £16.99 paperback.

  Marion Gow

  pp. 115-119

• Masud Khan: The Myth and the Reality by Roger Willoughby. Published by Free Association Books, London, 2005; 320 pp; £25.00.

  Dodi Goldman

  pp. 119-122

• Suffering Insanity: Psychoanalytic Essays on Psychosis by R.D. Hinshelwood. Published by Brunner-Routledge, Hove and New York, 2004; 187 pp; £17.99 paperback.

  Richard Lucas

  pp. 122-125

• Who Owns Psychoanalysis? edited by A. Casement. Published by Karnac, London, 2004; 396 pp; £19.99.

  David M. Black

  pp. 125-128

• Analyst of the Imagination: The Life and Work of Charles Rycroft edited by Jenny Pearson. Published by Karnac, London, 2004; 258 pp; £22.50.

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 128-132

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 135-139

Articles

• The Website ‘Girl’: Contemporary Theories about Male ‘Femininity’

  Marie Maguire

  pp. 3-20

Book Reviews

• Masculine Scenarios edited by Alcira Mariam Alizade. Published by Karnac, London, 2003; 146 pp; £14.99.

  Christina Wieland

  pp. 111-115

• Editorial

  Rachel Winter

  pp. 153-154

• The Inherent Shame of Sexuality

  Phil Mollon

  pp. 167-177

• Notes on Mentalizing - Old Hat, or New Wine?

  Jeremy Holmes

  pp. 179-197

• ‘And What Rough Beast …?’: Psychoanalytic Thoughts on Evil States of Mind

  Gavin Ivey

  pp. 199-215

• Defiant Resistance in the Service of the Impoverished Self: Herman Melville's Bartleby: An Illustration of Clinical Casework

  Gertrud Mander

  pp. 217-226

• Bridging the Gap: Similarity and Difference between Psychoanalytic and Systemic Therapeutic Orientations

  Mary Donovan

  pp. 227-242

• A Short Introduction to Psychoanalysis by Jane Milton, Caroline Polmear and Julia Fabricius. Published by Sage Publications, London, 2004; 192 pp; £16.99 paperback.

  John Rignell

  pp. 249-251

• Writing Cures: An Introductory Handbook of Writing in Counselling and Therapy edited by Gillie Bolton, Stephanie Howlett, Colin Lago and Jeannie K. Wright. Published by Brunner/Routledge, Hove and New York, 2004; £16.99 paperback.

  Nathan Field

  pp. 251-255

• Deepening the Treatment by Jane S. Hall. Published by Jason Aronson, Northvale, New Jersey, and London, 1998; 214 pp; £25.00 hardback.

  Fiona Gardner

  pp. 255-257

• Sent Before My Time: A Child Psychotherapist's View of Life on A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit by Margaret Cohen. Tavistock Clinic Series, published by Karnac, London, 2003; 224 pp; £16.95 paperback.

  Joan Raphael-Leff

  pp. 258-263

• Therapy Culture: Cultivating Vulnerability in an Uncertain Age by Frank Furedi. Published by Routledge, London, 2004; 245 pp; £14.99 paperback.

  James Davies

  pp. 263-266

• Dangerous Patients: A Psychodynamic Approach to Risk Assessment and Management edited by Ronald Doctor. Published by Karnac Books, London, 2003; 140 pp; £17.99.

  Antonia Murphy

  pp. 267-269

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 273-279

Articles

• The Individual and the Influence of Social Settings: A Psychoanalytic Perspective on the Interaction of the Individual and Society

  R.D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 155-166

Book Reviews

• In Pursuit of Psychic Change: The Betty Joseph Workshop edited by Edith Hargreaves and Arturo Varchevker. Published by Brunner-Routledge, Hove and New York, 2004; 199 pp; £19.99.

  Jean Arundale

  pp. 243-249

• Editorial

  Rachel Winter

  pp. 293-294

• Creative Use of the Countertransference

  Joseph H. Berke, Kannan Navaratnem & Tamar Schonfield

  pp. 311-333

• Trauma and Culture: On Freud's Writing about Trauma and its Resonances in Contemporary Cultural Discourse

  Pnina Shinebourne

  pp. 335-345

• Hidden Self-Harm: Narratives from Psychotherapy by Maggie Turp. Published by Jessica Kingsley, London, 2002; 239 pp; £16.95.

  Nick Barwick

  pp. 376-378

• The Internal and External Worlds of Children and Adolescents: Collaborative and Therapeutic Care edited by Lesley Day and Denis Flynn. Published by Karnac, London, 2003; £19.99.

  Sue Robinson

  pp. 379-381

• The Twin in the Transference by Vivienne Lewin. Published by Whurr Publishers, London, 2004; 234 pp; £21.99 paperback.

  Victoria Davenport

  pp. 381-384

• Face to Face with Children: The Life and Work of Clare Winnicott edited by Joel Kanter. Published by Karnac Books, London, 2004; 311 pp; £24.50 paperback.

  Celia Downes

  pp. 384-388

• Lost Childhood and the Language of Exile edited by Judit Székács-Weisz and Ivan Ward. Published by Imago East West and the Freud Museum, 2005; 295 pp; £15.99.

  Gertrud Mander

  pp. 388-391

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 395-399

Articles

• Is the Analyst A Good Object?

  Warren Colman

  pp. 295-310

The Work of Donald Meltzer

• Meltzer and the Influence of Bion

  Kenneth Sanders

  pp. 347-361

Further Thoughts on Confidentiality

• Confidentiality: A Contribution to the Debate

  Anne Gray

  pp. 363-372

Book Reviews

• Influential Papers from the 1920s (International Journal of Psychoanalysis Key Papers Series) edited by R.D. Hinshelwood. Published by Karnac, London; 280 pp; £19.99 paperback.

  James Park

  pp. 373-376

• Editorial

  Rachel Winter

  pp. 413-414

• Some Thoughts on Schreber (and Freud): Depression, Paranoia and A Delusional System

  Sue Gottlieb

  pp. 427-447

• Schreber's Fall

  Paul Zeal

  pp. 449-462

• ‘Though This Be Madness Yet There is Method in't’1

  Muriel Mitcheson Brown

  pp. 463-470

• Inpatient Psychotherapy and Prenatal Regression

  Philippe Ployé

  pp. 483-495

• Subject to Change: Jung, Gender and Subjectivity in Psychoanalysis by Polly Young-Eisendrath. Published by Brunner-Routledge, New York, 2004; 239 pp.

  Stephen Gross

  pp. 513-516

• Supervision and the Analytic Attitude edited by Christine Driver and Edward Martin. Published by Whurr Publishers, London, 2005; 197 pp; £22.50.

  Anne Power

  pp. 516-519

• Sex and Sexuality: Winnicottian Perspectives edited by Lesley Caldwell. Published by Karnac, London, 2005; 179 pp; £19.99 paperback.

  Jane Cheshire

  pp. 520-524

• Reading Freud: A Chronological Exploration of Freud's Writings by Jean-Michel Quinodoz. The New Library of Psychoanalysis, Teaching Series. Published by Brunner-Routledge, New York and London, 2005; 295 pp; £19.95.

  Gertrud Mander

  pp. 524-529

• Hate and the ‘Jewish Science’: Anti-Semitism, Nazism and Psychoanalysis by Stephen Frosh. Published by Palgrave/Macmillan, London and New York, 2005; 228 pp; £25.00.

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 529-532

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 535-540

Sigmund Freud 1856-2006

• Dear Professor Freud…

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 415-423

Reconsidering Schreber: Contemporary Perspectives

• Introduction

  Muriel Mitcheson Brown

  pp. 425-426

Articles

• Countertransference: Whose Feelings?

  Viqui Rosenberg

  pp. 471-481

Student Essay Competition 2005

• Enactment: Some Thoughts about the Therapist's Contribution

  Dawn Devereux

  pp. 497-508

Book Reviews

• Why Love Matters: How Affection Shapes the Baby's Brain by Sue Gerhardt. Published by Brunner-Routledge, Hove and New York, 2004; 246 pp; £9.99 paperback.

  Carol Broughton

  pp. 509-513