Contemporary Psychoanalysis

• In Memoriam: 1938-2008

  John A. Fiscalini

  pp. 1-2

• “The Shoop Shoop Song”: A Guide to Psychoanalytic-Systemic Couple Therapy

  Shelly Goldklank

  pp. 3-25

• Menopause and Sexuality

  Susan Kolod

  pp. 26-43

• Shifting Ground: The Therapist's Divorce and its Impact on Her Life and Work

  Claire Basescu

  pp. 44-64

• Considerations on Countertransference Love

  Linda B. Sherby

  pp. 65-81

• Erotic and Antierotic Transference

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 82-92

• Whiteness as Pathological Narcissism

  Arianne E. Miller & Lawrence Josephs

  pp. 93-119

• The Enlivening Object

  Lisa Director

  pp. 120-141

• Experiencing Embodiment: A review of Embodiment: Creative Imagination in Medicine, Art, and Travelby Robert Bosnak. Routledge, 2007, 142 pp.

  Frances Sommer Anderson

  pp. 150-153

• Forward to James Jackson Putnam: A Review of Putnam Camp: Sigmund Freud, James Jackson Putnam, and the Purpose of American Psychologyby George Prochnik. New York: Other Press, 2006, 471 pp.

  Jay Martin

  pp. 154-162

Book Reviews

• Attending to Souls as Well as to Bodies: Talking about Talking with Doctors: A review of Talking with Doctors by David Newman. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 2006, 199 pp.

  Ruth H. Livingston

  pp. 142-150

• The Enigma of the Transference

  Edgar A. Levenson

  pp. 163-178

• Engaging the Implicit: Meeting Points between the Boston Change Process Study Group and Relational Psychoanalysis

  Holly Levenkron

  pp. 179-217

• Delusional Hate: Primary Identification in the Case of a Gifted Patient with a Predatory Mother

  Stephanie Lewin

  pp. 218-238

• Childism—Prejudice Against Children

  Elisabeth Young-Bruehl

  pp. 251-265

• Engaging Psychoanalytic Disequilibrium While Being More Human Than Otherwise: A review of Coasting in the Countertransference: Conflicts of Self-interest between Analyst and Patient, by Irwin Hirsch, 2008, Analytic Press, 220 pp.

  Stefan R. Zicht

  pp. 276-281

• “Love” Cure: A review of Sexual Boundary Violations: Therapeutic, Supervisory, and Academic Contexts, by Andrea Celenza, 2007, Aronson, 267 pp.

  Dodi Goldman

  pp. 281-286

On Prejudice

• The Role of Prejudice in Psychopathology and Psychoanalytic History

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 239-250

Book Reviews

• Somatic Sensibilities: A review of Bodies in Treatment: The Unspoken Dimension, edited by Frances Sommer Anderson. 2007, Analytic Press, 281 pp.

  Suzanne Little

  pp. 266-276

• A Field of Dreams—The Ideal Psychoanalytic Institute and Training: Introduction to Special Issue on the Ideal Psychoanalytic Institute

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 287-291

• Curiosity: Dealing with Divergent Ideas in the Ideal Psychoanalytic Institute

  Donnel B. Stern

  pp. 292-305

• Research, Curriculum, and Diversity

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 306-310

• Save the Baby, Not the Bathwater

  Marylou Lionells

  pp. 311-315

• Analytic Training and the Problem of Infantilization and Dependency

  Karen J. Maroda

  pp. 316-321

• A Community of Clinicians: Toward a Broader Concept of the Ideal Psychoanalytic Institute

  John Fiscalini

  pp. 322-329

• On Idealism and Soberness: Founding and Maintaining a Psychoanalytic Institute

  Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 330-344

• Analytic Training, Clarity, and Chaos

  James Garofallou

  pp. 346-352

• A Psychoanalytic Colloquium

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 353-357

• Institute Life Beyond Graduation

  Margaret Crastnopol

  pp. 358-362

• Psychoanalysis as Inquiry and Discovery, not Suspicion

  Polly Young-Eisendrath

  pp. 363-369

• Considering the Ideal Institute, or Reflections on How Not to Know, Best

  Nicholas Samstag

  pp. 370-378

• Toward an Ideal Psychoanalytic Institute

  Paul Lippmann

  pp. 379-385

• A Serious and Whimsical Essay on the Possible and the Impossibl

  Grant H. Brenner

  pp. 387-393

• A Prescription for Ideal Training: Let's Play Attention to the History of Psychoanalysis, its Cultural and Lingguistic Roots, the Work Candidates do with each other, and the Need for International Diaalogue!

  Marco Conci

  pp. 394-405

• From Seed to Transplant: The Foundation of a Psychoanalytic Institute in Japan

  Naoto Kawabata

  pp. 406-414

• “Welcoming in the Voices”: Constructing a Supervisory Attitude in Psychoanalytic Training

  Christopher Bonovitz

  pp. 415-421

• A Letter to My First Analytic Supervisor

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 422-427

• The Influence of Class in the Therapeutic Dyad

  Lee Miriam Whitman-Raymond

  pp. 429-443

• Leaving “Home”: The Challenges of Living with Radical Cultural Difference*

  Annie Stopford

  pp. 444-466

• Living in Difference: A Commentary on Annie Stopford's “Leaving ‘Home’”

  Eyal Rozmarin

  pp. 467-479

• Response to Eyal Rozmarin's Commentary

  Annie Stopford

  pp. 480-482

• On Becoming a Psychoanalyst

  Lore Reich Rubin

  pp. 483-503

• The Role of Analogical Relatedness in Personal Integration or Coherence

  Russell Meares & Sharon Jones

  pp. 504-519

• A Word Unsaid: Non-Communication in a Poem by Walt Whitman

  Moran Shoham

  pp. 520-529

• Getting Real: From Inquiry to Enactment and Beyond, Courtesy the Analyst's Physical Self

  Janet Tintner

  pp. 530-544

• The (Un)Designated Mourner: When the Analyst's Patient Dies

  Seth Aronson

  pp. 545-560

• Psychotherapy's Lost Interlocutor Review of Psychotherapy as a Human Science, by Daniel Burston and Roger Frie, 2006, Duquesne University Press, 326 pp.

  Pascal Sauvayre

  pp. 566-570

• The Dynamics of Diagnosis A review of Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual (PDM), by the PDM Task Force, Silver Spring, MD, 2006, 857 pp.

  Naemi Stilman

  pp. 571-576

• Revelations in Psychoanalytic History A review of Revolution in Mind. The Creation of Psychoanalysis, by George Makari, 2008, HarperCollins, 613 pp

  Emily Kuriloff

  pp. 577-580

Book Reviews

• Relating to Relational Theory Review of Relational Theory and the Practice of Psychotherapy, by Paul L. Wachtel. Guilford Press, 2007, 338 pp.

  Dolores McCarthy

  pp. 561-566