Free Associations

The Psychoanalytic Movement

• ‘Healing through love’?: A unique dialogue in the history of psychoanalysis

  André Haynal & Ernst Falzeder

  pp. 1-20

Psychoanalysis and Politics

• The social context: Searching for a hypothesis

  Janine Puget

  pp. 21-33

• A psychoanalytic glance into microelectronics

  Emilio Modena

  pp. 34-45

• R. D. Laing: A distant memoir

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 86-89

• Returning the dream: In memoriam Masud Khan

  Adam Phillips

  pp. 99-108

• Obituary: Masud Khan

  Mark Paterson

  pp. 109-111

• When Spring Comes: Awakenings in Clinical Psychoanalysis, by M. Masud R. Khan, Chatto & Windus, 1988, 212 pages, hb £16.95

  Judy Cooper

  pp. 113-114

• The Self in Early Childhood, by Joel Ryce-Menuhin, Free Association Books, 1988, xii + 273 pages, hb £27.50, pb £9.95

  Cathy Urwin

  pp. 114-125

• The Riddle of Freud: Jewish Influences on his Theory of Female Sexuality, by Estelle Roith, London and New York: Tavistock Publications, 1987, 199 pages, pb £30, pb £12.99

  Peter Rudnytsky

  pp. 125-128

• Forces of Destiny: Psychoanalysis and Human Idiom, by Christopher Bollas, Free Association Books, 1989, 224 pages, hb £27.00, pb £12.95

  Nina Coltart

  pp. 128-132

• The Plural Psyche: Personality, Morality and the Father by Andrew Samuels, London: Routledge, 1989, 253 pages, hb £12.95

  Nina Farhi

  pp. 132-139

Clinical Paper

• Cain and Abel: A case for family therapy?

  Alix Pirani

  pp. 47-64

Special Features

• Writing relations in a men's prison

  Ben Knights

  pp. 65-85

Masud Khan

• Masud Khan (1924-1989): A personal tribute

  Judy Cooper

  pp. 91-98

• Editorial

  pp. 155

• Fair is foul and foul is fair: Perversion and projective identification in Macbeth

  Gail Grayson

  pp. 214-248

• Psychic Equilibrium and Psychic Change, by Betty Joseph, 1989, Routledge, £29.95 hb, £14.95 pb

  R. D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 295-310

Interview

• Dr Judith S. Kestenberg talks to Kristina Stanton

  Judith S. Kestenberg

  pp. 157-174

Political Analysis

• The urban experience

  Bruno Bettelheim

  pp. 175-190

The Psychoanalytic Movement

• Bruno Bettelheim's achievement

  David James Fisher

  pp. 191-201

Feature: Perversion

• Reflections on perverse states of mind

  Margot Waddell & Gianna Williams

  pp. 203-213

Clinical Paper

• Prodromal states of suicide: Thoughts on the death of ann france

  Nini Herman

  pp. 249-258

Group Relations

• Won from the void and formless infinite: Experiences of social dreaming

  W. Gordon Lawrence

  pp. 259-294

• Editorial

  pp. 321-322

• Play and symbolism in Lowenfeld and Winnicott

  Madeleine Davis

  pp. 395-421

• Freud in Exile: Psychoanalysis and Its Vicissitudes, by Edward Timms and Naomi Segal New Haven, CT, and London: Yale University Press, 1988, 320 pages, hb £29

  Estelle Roith

  pp. 447-457

• Melanie Klein Today: Developments in Theory and Practice, Vol. 1 Mainly Theory; Vol. 2 Mainly Practice, edited by Elizabeth Bott Spillius, London: Routledge in association with the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, 1988, 365/322 pages, pb £14.95 each

  Margaret Rustin

  pp. 458-460

• The Lust to Kill A Feminist Investigation of Sexual Murder, by Deborah Cameron and Elizabeth Fraser, Oxford: Polity, 1987, 207 pages, pb £9.95

  Arthur Hyatt-Williams

  pp. 461-462

• In the Beginning Was Love, by Julia Kristeva, New York: Columbia University Press 1987, xiii + 63 pages, hb £12.95

  Neville Symington

  pp. 462-466

• The Skin Ego, by Didier Anzieu, translated by Chris Turner, New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1989, pp. iv + 232, hb £25

  Nicola Diamond

  pp. 467-471

Interview

• Jean Laplanche talks to Martin Stanton

  pp. 323-341

Clinical Paper

• The allure of the bad object

  Eleanore M. Armstrong-Perlman

  pp. 343-356

The Psychoanalytic Movement

• Psychoanalysis as a general psychology, revisited

  Judith M. Hughes

  pp. 357-370

Feature: Margaret Lowenfeld

• Child psychotherapy in historical context: An introduction to the work of Margaret Lowenfeld

  Cathy Urwin

  pp. 371-394

International Report

• On being a psychoanalyst in Brazil: Pressures, pitfalls and perspectives

  Sérvulo Augusto Figueira

  pp. 423-446

• Editorial

  pp. 481-482

• On the uses and abuses of psychoanalysis in cultural research

  Eugene Victor Wolfenstein

  pp. 515-547

• On a covert fundamentalism grounding both the Freudian Project and its derivative notion of sublimation

  Donald Moss

  pp. 548-567

• Stephen Kurtz, The Art of Unknowing, Aronson, 1989, 264 pp, £23.95

  Melanie Hart

  pp. 617-623

• Tom Main, The Ailment and Other Psychoanalytic Essays, Free Association Books, 1989, 256pp, £29.50

  Alexis Brook

  pp. 624-626

The Free Associations Interview

• Cornelius castoriadis interviewed by Paul Gordon

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 483-506

Explorations in Theory

• Psychoanalytic critique of productivism

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 507-514

Group Perspectives

• Instinctual foundations of group analysis

  A. P. Ormay

  pp. 569-587

The Psychoanalytic Movement

• Fairbairn's thought on the relationship of inner and outer worlds

  John Padel

  pp. 589-615