Free Associations

Features

• Keeping on Moving

  David Armstrong

  pp. 1-13

• The Work Group Revisited: Reflections on the Practice of Group Relations

  David Armstrong

  pp. 14-24

• Money as Signifier: A Lacanian Insight into the Monetary Order

  Gilles Arnaud

  pp. 25-43

• Florence Nightingale and the Myth of the Virgin Mother

  Liane Aukin

  pp. 44-83

• Peace and Terror: Psychoanalytic Concepts of Psychosis and George Mitchell's Management of the Northern Ireland Peace Process

  Shawn Tower

  pp. 84-141

• A Note on What Winnicott Might Have Said About The Terrorist Attack on The World Trade Center in New York on September 2001: The Montreal Winnicott Study Group1

  Roslyn Wolfe Glickman

  pp. 142-146

Features

• A Supplemental Interpretation for Sigmund Freud's ‘Kasten Scene’ vis-à-vis Julius Freud's Burial Chamber: Overshadowing Religious Beliefs Coupled with Visualizations of Loss

  Lawrence M. Ginsburg

  pp. 151-164

• The Uncanny Stranger: Haunting the Australian Settler Imagination

  Simon Clarke & Anthony Moran

  pp. 165-189

• Masud Khan's Analysis with Donald Winnicott: On the Hazards of Befriending a Patient

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 190-222

• A Habermas Kritik

  Gary Winship

  pp. 223-235

• Mathematics and the Quest for Certainty: Some Psychoanalytic Observations

  James W. Hamilton

  pp. 236-244

• A Critical Psychoanalysis Project1

  Emilio Modena

  pp. 245-263

• Em Farrell Talks with Jeanne Magagna about Anorexia Nervosa

  Em Farrell & Jeanne Magagna

  pp. 264-274

• Psychoanalysis, Violence, and Rage-Type Murder, Murdering Minds by Duncan Cartwright. Brunner-Routledge, 2002.

  Rose Wigan

  pp. 275-278

Features

• Loss, Illusional Systems of Defence and Possible Reparation in Two Works by Ian McEwan1

  Sharon Keating

  pp. 283-330

• Cultural Contributions to Pride: The Vicissitudes of Identification, Valuation, and the Refusal to Surrender

  Ryan LaMothe

  pp. 331-351

• The Light of the Mind: Poetry and Depression1

  Eileen Aird

  pp. 352-359

• What, If Anything, Can Be Done About My Anti-Semitism?1

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 360-381

• The White Male Therapist/Helper as (M)other to the Black Male Patient/Client: Some Intersubjective Considerations

  Olatokunbo Aralepo

  pp. 382-398

Features

• Valerie Sinason Talks to Graeme Galton

  Graeme Galton

  pp. 401-419

• The Right to be at Risk1

  Joseph H. Berke

  pp. 420-430

• Lincoln, Mandela and the Depressive Position1

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 431-453

• How to Cope with Social Disasters

  Janine Puget

  pp. 454-471

• A Life's Work: On Rodman's Winnicott

  Steven Groarke

  pp. 472-497

• Analysis Behind Bars

  Stephen A. Kurtz

  pp. 498-504

• To Redeem One Person is to Redeem the World: The Life of Frieda Fromm-Reichman by Gail A. Hornstein. New York: The Free Press, 2000. Pp. xxxii+480. $35.

  Joseph H. Berke

  pp. 505-508