Free Associations

• Editorial

  pp. 7-9

• Creation in the work of art and its framework

  J. Chasseguet-Smirgel

  pp. 51-70

• Recent Developments in Psychoanalysis by Morris N. Eagle, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1984, 260 pages, hb $19.95

  R. D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 137-140

• Able Lives: Women's Experience of Paralysis, edited by Jenny Morris, The Women's Press, 1989, 236 pp + viii, £5.95

  J. Ann Duncan

  pp. 140-142

• Constructive Drinking: Perspectives on Drink from Anthropology, edited by Mary Douglas, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987, £30

  Barbara Elliott

  pp. 143-146

• Psychoanalysis and Groups: History and Dialectics, by David Rosenfeld, Karnac Books, 190 pp, £14.95 pb

  Norman Vella

  pp. 146-149

The Free Associations Interview

• Ruth Rendell talks to Marion Bower

  Marion Bower

  pp. 11-32

Feature: Psychoanalysis and Art

• Between psychoanalysis and surrealism: the collaboration between Grace Pailthorpe and Reuben Mednikoff

  David Maclagan

  pp. 33-50

Clinical Paper

• Sexual abuse: the bodily aftermath

  Nicola Diamond

  pp. 71-83

Special Feature

• Beyond addiction: recovery groups and ‘women who love too much’

  Janice Haaken

  pp. 85-109

Psychoanalytic Technique

• The self analysis of an experienced analyst: development and application of an uncommonly effective technique

  Harry M. Anderson

  pp. 111-135

• Editorial

  pp. 165-166

• A brief history of my tears

  Stephen A. Kurtz

  pp. 199-218

• Adam Limentani, Between Freud and Klein: The Psychoanalytic Quest for Knowledge and Truth, London: Free Association Books, 1989, xiv + 281 pages, hb, £30.00

  Jennie McDonnell

  pp. 291-297

• Charles Taylor, Sources of the Self: The Making of the Modern Identity, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1989, 601 pages, pb

  Roger Kennedy

  pp. 297-305

• Hanna Segal, Dream, Phantasy and Art, London: Tavistock/Routledge, 1991, 120 pages, pb

  Meg Harris Williams

  pp. 306-310

The Free Associations Interview

• Clare Winnicott talks to Michael Neve

  Michael Neve

  pp. 167-184

Feature: Tears

• On poetry and weeping

  Craig Powell

  pp. 185-198

Clinical Paper

• ‘If it's two o'clock I must be a therapist …’: some observations on boundaries and roles

  Ian Craib

  pp. 219-241

Theory

• The super-ego, anxiety and guilt

  Nina Coltart

  pp. 243-259

The Psychoanalytic Movement

• Names, thoughts and lies: the relevance of Bion's later writing for understanding experiences in groups

  David Armstrong

  pp. 261-282

Critical Comment

• Reactions to Nini Herman's article on Ann France: (Free Associations, vol. 2, part 2, no. 22)

  pp. 283-289

• Editorial

  pp. 321-322

• A psychoanalytical observational study of the elderly

  Savi McKenzie-Smith

  pp. 355-390

• Jerome Bruner, Acts of Meaning, London: Harvard University Press, 1990, xvii + 179 pages, hb, £15.95

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 460-462

• Ellen Handler Spitz, Image & Insight, New York: Columbia University Press, 1991, 273 pages, hb, $40.50

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 463-465

• Kenneth Sanders, Nine Lives: The Emotional Experience in General Practice, Strath Tay, Perthshire: Clunie Press, 1991, 156 pages, pb, £8.00

  Andrew Elder

  pp. 466-470

The Free Associations Interview

• Harold Searles talks to Martin Stanton

  Martin Stanton

  pp. 323-339

Feature: The Elderly

• The elder and the other

  Carol Martin

  pp. 341-354

Feminism

• The competition: psychoanalysis, its feminist interpreters and the idea of sexual freedom 1910-1930

  Ellen Herman

  pp. 391-437

Review Article

• Awake, going to sleep, asleep, dreaming, awaking, awake: comments on W. Clifford M. Scott

  J. Henri Rey

  pp. 439-454

International Report

• The psychologist: a new element in changing Kenya

  Samuel Ochieng

  pp. 455-459

• Editorial

  pp. 481-482

• Psychoanalytic social research

  Helmut Dahmer

  pp. 490-499

• Report: What caused the disappearance of Psyche?

  Evelyn Heintges

  pp. 500-502

• Commentaries on ‘The mirror and the hammer’

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 594-603

• Commentaries on ‘The mirror and the hammer’

  Sonu Shamdasani

  pp. 604-607

• Commentaries on ‘The mirror and the hammer’

  David Mayers

  pp. 608-611

• Commentaries on ‘The mirror and the hammer’

  Renos Papadopoulos

  pp. 612-616

• Reply

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 617-629

• Freud and Jung

  Margaret Arden

  pp. 642-654

Feature: German Psychoanalysis

• Interview: Helmut Dahmer talks to Martin Stanton

  Martin Stanton

  pp. 483-489

Explorations in Theory

• The self-destructive subject: critical theory and the analysis of the unconscious and society

  Anthony Elliott

  pp. 503-544

Debate

• The mirror and the hammer: depth psychology and political transformation

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 545-593

Further Reflections on Jung

• The Jung—Klein hybrid

  Michael Fordham

  pp. 631-641