Fort Da

• Editor's Report

  Alan Kubler

  pp. 1-4

• President's Report

  Mahima Muralidharan

  pp. 5-7

• What is Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism?

  Benjamin H. Ogden & Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 8-28

• Tattoos as Social Networks

  Maureen Murphy

  pp. 29-38

• Organ-Legging: The Mother of All Body Transplantations

  Jeanne Wolff-Bernstein

  pp. 39-49

• Making Bodies: A Discussion of Papers by Maureen Murphy and Jeanne Wolff-Bernstein

  Francisco J. González

  pp. 50-56

• Working with Psychotic Process: Transference and Counter-Transference in Early Analytic Treatment

  Robert Waska

  pp. 57-67

• Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Man: Psychoanalysis and Masculinity by Donald Moss New York and London: Routledge, 2012, 176 pp.

  Drew Tillotson

  pp. 89-98

• Melancholia: Two Sisters

  Sue Saperstein

  pp. 105-112

• What Does the Subject Know? — Some Notes on Melancholia

  Cynthia Sailers

  pp. 112-119

• Melancholia and The Sacrifice: The Dead Mother and the Shadow of Death

  Catherine Mallouh

  pp. 119-128

• Discomfort Food: A Note on Anality in Melancholia

  Eric Essman

  pp. 128-130

• Melancholy — Genius and Insanity in the Western World

  Jeanne C. Harasemovitch

  pp. 131-140

• Contributors

  pp. 141-143

Conversations with Clinicians

• One Afternoon in Milan: Luciana Nissim Momigliano

  Jed Sekoff

  pp. 68-82

Poetry

• Five Meditations on Ending

  Gene Alexander

  pp. 83

Reviews: Book Review Essays

• Room by Emma Donaghue Little, Brown, 2010; 321 pp.

  Shawnee Cuzzillo

  pp. 84-88

Film Essay Reviews

• Melancholia directed by Lars von Trier (Denmark) Zentropa: 2011, 136 minutes: Cosmic Copulation and the Sororal Marriage in Von Trier's Melancholia

  Diane M. Borden

  pp. 99-105

• Editor's Report

  Alan Kubler

  pp. 1-5

• President's Report

  Mahima Muralidharan

  pp. 6-7

• “The Blaze That Burns”: The Field of the Couple

  Rachael Peltz

  pp. 8-20

• The Not So Small Differences of Narcissism: A Discussion of Rosine Perelberg's “Narcissistic Configurations: Violence and its Absence in Treatment“

  Peter Goldberg

  pp. 21-40

• Gaps in Our Stories: Form and Emptiness in Case Formulation

  Kristin Fiorella

  pp. 41-56

• Two Stories of War

  Elizabeth Heaney

  pp. 57-62

• Blue Nights: by Joan Didion, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2011; 188 pp.

  Patricia Marra

  pp. 88-93

• Notes on Oedipus's Foot: Parody, Patricide, and Sovereignty of the Letter in Footnote

  Diane M. Borden

  pp. 98-105

• Dreaming Footnote

  Ralph Kaywin

  pp. 105-111

• La Captive: directed by Chantal Akerman, Screenplay by Chantal Akerman and Eric deKuyper Gemini Films: 2000, 118 minutes

  Barbara F. Artson

  pp. 112-117

• Community Mental Health Committee

  Lani Chow

  pp. 119

• Education Committee

  Karisa Barrow

  pp. 120

• Impulse Newsletter Committee

  Loong Kwok

  pp. 121

• Intensive Study Group Committee

  Ellen Klutznick

  pp. 122

• Membership Committee

  Carrie K. Evenden

  pp. 123

• Pre-Licensed Committee

  Tiffany McLain

  pp. 124

• Program Committee

  Melissa Kohner

  pp. 125

• NCSPP Treasurer Report

  Myra Gueco Bernecker

  pp. 126-127

• Contributors

  pp. 128-129

Fiction

• The Parts Left Out

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 63-82

Reviews: Book Review Essay

• China on the Mind: by Christopher Bollas New York: Routledge, 2013; 158 pp.

  Jason Butler

  pp. 83-87

Reviews: Film Review Essay

• Footnote: directed by Joseph Cedar, Sony Pictures Classics: 2011, 103 minutes

  Eric Essman

  pp. 94-98

Committee Reports

• Community Events Committee

  Tom Wooldridge

  pp. 118