Free Associations

Interview

• James Greene talks to Anne Alvarez and Valerie Sinason about poetry

  Anne Alvarez & Valerie Sinason

  pp. 7-23

Feature: Male Sexuality

• Violence, Helplessness, Vulnerability and Male Sexuality

  Adam Jukes

  pp. 25-43

• The shadow over Oedipus: the father's rivalry with his son

  David Mann

  pp. 44-62

• The Future of Analytical Psychotherapy: What do We Profess?*

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 85-96

• The Future of Analytical Psychotherapy: What do We Profess?

  Haya Oakley

  pp. 97-104

• The Future of Analytical Psychotherapy: What do We Profess?

  Brian Martindale

  pp. 105-113

• Update: Febuary 1993

  Haya Oakley

  pp. 114

• Letter: The British Confederation of Psychotherapists

  Joscelyn Richards & Anne-Marie Sandler

  pp. 115-116

• T. Berry Brazelton and Bertrand G. Cramer, The Earliest Relationship: Parents, Infants and the Drama of Early Attachment. New York: Addison Wesley, 1990, xix + 252 pages

  Kenneth Wright

  pp. 138-150

• D.N. Rodowick, The Difficulty of Difference Psychoanalysis, Sexual Difference and Film Theory London: Routledge, 1991

  Phyllis Creme

  pp. 151-156

Child Sexual Abuse

• Mastery and Guilt

  Fiona Gardner

  pp. 63-78

The Psychotherapy Profession

• Introduction: The Profession of Psychotherapy in Britain

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 79-84

Cinema

• Unchained: Perspectives on Change

  Micheline Klagsbrun Frank

  pp. 117-128

Education

• Psychoanalytic Teaching and Research: Knowing and Knowing About

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 129-137

Features

• The Concept of Reality and Psychoanalysis Practised in Underground Conditions

  Michael Šebek

  pp. 167-179

• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder among Victims of Organized Violence: A Report from Bulgaria

  Toma Tomov & Evgueni Guentchev

  pp. 180-190

• The power of lies and the project of feminist therapy

  Caroline New

  pp. 191-209

• The Non-Lover: Desire and Discourse in the Psychoanalytic Session

  Audrey Cantlie

  pp. 210-240

• ‘Psychoanalysis and the Public Sphere’ 1992: three responses

  Andrew Cooper, Karen Baistow & Max Farrar

  pp. 295-300

• Robin Skynner, edited by John R. Schlapobersky, Institutes and How to Survive Them: Mental Health Training and Consultation, London: Routledge, 1999, 235 pages, pb £14.99

  Dick Blackwell

  pp. 301-305

• Paul Holmes and Marcia Karp (eds), Psychodrama, Inspiration and Technique, London and New York: Tavistock/Routledge, 1991, 256 pages, pb £ 14.99, hb £37.50

  Jeanne Magagna

  pp. 305-309

Clinical Paper

• At the Border between Institutionalization and Community Psychiatry: Psychodynamic Observations of a Hospital Admission Ward

  Marco Chiesa

  pp. 241-263

Theory

• Is the Oedipus complex bad news for women?

  Jane Temperley

  pp. 265-275

The Psychoanalytic Movement

• Dangerous liaisons: The Rivalrous Resemblance of David Cooper and R.D. Laing

  Chris Oakley

  pp. 277-293

Features

• The interface between refugee groups and assistance groups: an exploration of dynamics and the design of a treatment programme

  Gillian Straker

  pp. 320-337

• ‘Truth’ and ‘reality’: Joyce McDougall and gender identity

  Noreen O'Connor & Joanna Ryan

  pp. 338-368

• The problem of the Alien: emotional mastery or emotional fascism in contemporary film production

  Christoph Hering

  pp. 391-407

• Mean streaks: notes for a psychoanalytic screening of Martin Scorsese's film Raging Bull

  Eric J. Nuetzel

  pp. 408-420

• Blue Velvet: the surface of suffering

  Jed Sekoff

  pp. 421-446

• Alien3

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 447-453

Special Feature: Psychoanalysis and Cinema

• Notes towards an object-relations approach to cinema

  Graham Clarke

  pp. 369-390

Clinical Paper

• The myth of Andromeda: an aspect of female sexuality

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 455-473

• Letter from the Editors

  Robert Young, Paul Gordon & Andrew Cooper

  pp. 481

• The cultural predicaments of psychoanalysis

  Barry Richards

  pp. 549-569

• Colouring the grey everyday: the psychology of the Walkman

  Horst Moebius & Barbara Michel-Annen

  pp. 570-576

• Malcolm Bowie, Lacan Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1991, 244 pages, £15.95 (cloth). Published by Fontana in paperback, £4.99

  Luke Thurston

  pp. 605-609

• Michael Rustin, The Good Society and the Inner World London: Verso, 1991

  R. D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 610-617

• Daniel Burston, The Legacy of Erich Fromm Cambridge, MA/London: Harvard University Press, 1991, xi+260 pages, hb £23.95

  Marco Bacciagaluppi

  pp. 618-625

Psychoanalysis and Politics

• Death and its Other in Bosnia-Herzegovina: fantasy, guilt, democracy

  Anthony Elliott

  pp. 483-499

Debate: Homosexuality and Psychoanalytic Training

• Lesbians, gay men and psychoanalytic training1

  Mary Lynne Ellis

  pp. 501-517

Social Issues

• Notes on the interaction between prison staff and prisoners

  Arthur Hyatt Williams

  pp. 519-526

Psychoanalysis and Culture

• Reflexive social psychology: discourse analysis and psychoanalysis

  Ian Parker

  pp. 527-548

Clinical Issues

• Working with men who are helpless, vulnerable and violent

  Adam Jukes

  pp. 577-603