Contemporary Psychoanalysis

• A Farewell from the Co-Editors of Contemporary Psychoanalysis

  Donnel B. Stern & Philip M. Bromberg

  pp. 1-1

• In the Beginning There was Darkness: Images Across the Void

  Nina Farhi

  pp. 2-17

• Nolens Volens Out of Darkness—from the Depersonal to the “Really”Personal: Discussion of Paper by Nina Farhi

  Richard A. Chefetz

  pp. 18-40

• Into the Whirlwind: Discussion of Paper by Nina Farhi

  Joyce Slochower

  pp. 41-49

• Reply to Discussions by Joyce Slochower and Richard Chefetz

  Nina Farhi

  pp. 50-54

• The Legacies of Shaming Psychoanalytic Candidates

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 56-64

• The Analyst's Shame

  Andrew P. Morrison

  pp. 65-82

• Whose Shame is it Anyway?: Lifeworlds of Humiliation and Systems of Restoration (Or “The Analyst's Shame”)

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 83-100

• Modeling Self-Exposure: Discussion of Papers by Andrew Morrison and Donna Orang

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 101-104

• Shame—Considerations and Revisions: Discussion of Papers by Sandra Buechler and Donna Orange

  Andrew P. Morrison

  pp. 105-109

• The Complexity of Shame: Response to Sandra Buechler and Andrew Morrison

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 110-117

• Exceptional Candor: A review of Notes from the Margins: The Gay Analyst's Subjectivity in the Treatment Setting, by Eric Sherman. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005, 176 pp.

  Alan Schwartz

  pp. 154-157

• The Affirmative Experience Remains: A review of Lust, by Michael Eigen. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2006, 118 pp.

  Moran Shoham

  pp. 157-166

• Uses and Abuses of Power in Training: Reviews of Power Games: Influence, Persuasion, and Indoctrination in Psychotherapy Training, edited by Richard Raubolt. New York: Other Press, 2006, 320 pp. and

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 167-173

Symposium on Shame

• Symposium on Shame: Symposium on Shame

  pp. 55-55

Additional Contribution

• Show Me the Money:(the “Problem” of) the Therapist's Desire, Subjectivity, and Relationship to the Fee

  Kachina Myers

  pp. 118-140

Book Reviews

• Self-Help and the Psychotherapeutic Endeavor—Whose Side are These Books on?: Beyond Betrayal: Taking Charge of Your Life after Boyhood Sexual Abuse by R. B. Gartner. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2005, 244 pp.

  Anton H. Hart

  pp. 141-153

• Editor's Introduction

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 175-176

• Psychic Fallout from Breach of Confidentiality: A Patient/Analyst's Perspective

  Jane B. Burka

  pp. 177-198

• Crossing Over: A Story of Surrender and Transformation*

  Christal Daehnert

  pp. 199-218

• Treating Mourning—Knowing Loss

  Karol Marshall

  pp. 219-233

• The Mirror Crack'd: Dissociation and Reflexivity in Self and Group Phenomena

  David W. Mann

  pp. 234-246

• Willy Loman's American Dreams: A Sociopsychoanalytic Interpretation of Arthur Miller's Death of A Salesman*

  Mauricio Cortina & Barbara Lenkerd

  pp. 247-265

• Anecdotage: Some Stories and Reflections on Psychoanalysis and Literature

  Robert Boyers

  pp. 269-279

• Sibling Rivalry

  Daniel Hayes

  pp. 280-288

• Catricide, Matricide, and Magic: The Artist as Chimera

  Francis Levy

  pp. 289-294

• In Praise of Resistance

  Rick Moody

  pp. 295-300

• Mother … May I?: A review of Maternal Desire: On Children, Love and the Inner Life, by, Daphne de Marneffe. New York: Little, Brown, 2004, 401 pp..

  Ann Chanler

  pp. 309-316

• Practicing Psychoanalysis Pragmatically: A review of Practical Psychoanalysis for Therapists and Patients, by Owen Renik. Other Press, 2006, 192 pp.

  Dolores E. McCarthy

  pp. 316-324

• Psychoanalysis by any Other Name: Reviews of Dark at the End of the Tunnel by, Christopher Bollas. London: Free Association Books, 2004, 143 pp..

  Kerry Gordon

  pp. 324-326

• Correction

  pp. 327-327

Symposium on Psychoanalysis and the Study of Art, Culture, and Media

• Introduction

  Phillip Blumberg & Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 266-267

Book Reviews

• The Necessity of Gender: A review of Psychoanalytic Reflections on a Gender-Free Case: Into the Void, edited by Ellen L. K. Toronto, Gemma Ainslie, Molly Donovan, Maurine Kelly, Christine C. Kieffer, and Nancy McWilliams. New York: Routledge, 2005, 313 pp..

  Lori C. Bohm

  pp. 301-309

• Shrinking the Tsunami: Affect Regulation, Dissociation, and the Shadow of the Flood*

  Philip M. Bromberg

  pp. 329-350

• Horse and Rider Revisited: The Dynamic Unconscious and the Self as Agent1

  Arnold H. Modell

  pp. 351-366

• Fundamentally Embodied: The Experience of Psychological Agency

  Roger Frie

  pp. 367-376

• Some Implications of Conducting Psychoanalysis as a Talking Cure

  Lawrence Epstein

  pp. 377-399

• Reflections on Psychoanalysis Conducted as a Talking Cure

  Robert A. Carrere

  pp. 400-418

• Life as Trauma, Art as Mastery: Samuel Beckett and the Urgency of Writing

  Lois Oppenheim

  pp. 419-442

• Discussion of Lois Oppenheim's “Life as Trauma, Art as Mastery”

  Christine Anzieu-Premmereur

  pp. 443-453

• Fairbairn and Winnicott on My Mind: Counterpoints, Tensions, and Oscillations in the Clinical Setting1

  Marie Hoffman

  pp. 454-475

• Examining the Analyst at Work: A review of Psychoanalytic Collisions, by Joyce Anne Slochower. Mahwah, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2006, 200 pp.

  Stanley J. Coen

  pp. 480-485

• An Extraordinarily Complex Man: A review of False Self: The Life of Masud Khan, by Linda Hopkins. New York: Other Press, 2006, 525 pp.

  Robert Ehrlich

  pp. 486-497

• Cumulative Self: A review of False Self: The Life of Masud Khan, by Linda Hopkins. New York: Other Press, 2006, 525 pp.

  Gilead Nachmani

  pp. 497-507

Book Reviews

• How Do You “Know”? Time Travel, Journal Writing, and the Consolidation of Self: A review of Creating Bodies: Eating Disorders as Self-Destructive Survival, by Katie Gentile. Mahwah, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2007, 210 pp.

  Judith Brisman

  pp. 476-480

On Depression

• Depression, Too, is a Thing with Feathers

  Andrew Solomon

  pp. 509-530

• Putting it Together While Falling Apart: A Personal View on Depression

  John V. O'Leary

  pp. 531-550

• Noonday Demons and Midnight Sorrows: Biology and Meaning in Disordered and Normal Sadness

  Jerome C. Wakefield & Allan V. Horwitz

  pp. 551-570

• Interaction of Social and Neurobiological Factors in Depression

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 571-580

• Ferenczi and the Case of Matt

  Therese Ragen

  pp. 604-621

• The Buddha in the Consulting Room: A review of Minding What Matters: Psychotherapy and the Buddha Within, by Robert Langan. Boston, MA: Wisdom Publications, 2006, 176 pages

  Polly Young-Eisendrath

  pp. 629-633

• The Charred Stub Outspeaks the Living Tree: A review of Wounded by Reality: Understanding and Treating Adult-Onset Trauma, by Ghislaine Boulanger, 2007, Analytic Press, 202 pp.

  Elizabeth Howell

  pp. 633-642

Additional Contributions

• John Macmurray's Philosophy of Community and Psychoanalysis

  Ryan Lamothe

  pp. 581-603

Book Reviews

• Erikson and Us: A review of Erik Erikson and the American Psyche: Ego Ethics and Evolution, by Daniel Burston. New York: Aronson, 2007, 219 pp.

  Wendy Wiener Katz

  pp. 622-628