Fort Da

• Editor's Report

  Alan Kubler

  pp. 1-4

• President's Report

  Terrance Mclarnan

  pp. 5-8

• Our Bodies, ourselves, others, and the World: An Introduction to Merleau-Ponty's Philosophy of Inter-Corporeality

  Rachael Peltz

  pp. 30-32

• A Memoir of the Future of Contemporary Psychoanalysis: The Gentle Jouissance of Giuseppe Civitarese

  Dawn Farber

  pp. 33-55

• Some Considerations on The Violence of Emotions by Giuseppe Civitarese

  Fiorella Petri

  pp. 56-64

• Field Studies

  Eric Essman

  pp. 65-77

• Aggressively Alive: The Art of a Psychoanalytic Memoir

  Emily C. Seidel

  pp. 78-92

• Creativity and the Stages of Development

  Susan Kolodny

  pp. 93-104

• “It was Desire Itself”: The Use of a Hook in Music and Psychoanalysis

  Adam Blum

  pp. 105-114

• Catch Them before They Fall: The Psychoanalysis of Breakdown by Christopher Bollas London & New York: Routledge, 2013, 143 pp.

  Alexander Zinchenko

  pp. 128-135

• Transference and Countertransference Today edited by Robert Oelsner London: Routledge, 2013; 361 pp.

  Laurel Samuels

  pp. 136-141

• Contributors

  pp. 142-143

The Italian Contribution

• Between “other” and “other”: Merleau-Ponty as a Precursor of the Analytic Field

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 9-29

Book Review Essay

• Containing States of Mind: Exploring Bion's Container Model in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy by Duncan Cartwright London: Routledge, 2009, 274 pp.

  Peter Goldberg

  pp. 115-127

• Editor's Report

  Alan Kubler

  pp. 1-4

• President's Report

  Terry McLarnan

  pp. 5-7

• Couples on the Couch: Working Psychoanalytically with Couple Relationships

  Stanley Ruszczynski

  pp. 8-25

• A Response to Stanley Ruszczynski's Paper: “Couples on the Couch”

  Rachel Cooke

  pp. 26-38

• “The Reality of Doing under Imaginary Circumstances”: Acting Technique as Psychoanalytic Endeavor

  Jay Soucy

  pp. 39-49

• Civilization and Its Discontents in Mozart's Don Giovanni & Verdi's Rigoletto

  Lee Rather

  pp. 50-64

• Case Management and the Analytic Frame: A New Paradigm

  David Cushman

  pp. 65-80

• Conversations with Clinicians: On The Parts Left Out: A Novel

  Thomas Ogden & Maureen Kurpinsky

  pp. 81-95

• Wilfred Bion: Los Angeles Seminars and Supervision edited by Joseph Aguayo and Barnet Malin London: Karnac, 2013; 156 pp.

  Maureen Kurpinsky

  pp. 101-106

• Psychodynamic Perspectives on Aging and Illness by Tamara McClintock Greenberg New York: Springer; 2009, 150 pp.

  Willow Banks

  pp. 107-113

• Night Thoughts by Sarah Arvio New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2013; 170 pp. The Going and the Going Away by Maurice Manning New York: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013; 95 pp.

  Beverly Burch

  pp. 114-119

• Education Committee

  Karisa Barrow

  pp. 125

• Impulse Newsletter Committee

  Loong Kwok

  pp. 126

• Intensive Study Group Committee

  Sharon Bass & Eric Essman

  pp. 127

• Membership Committee

  Carrie K. Evenden

  pp. 128

• Pre-Licensed Committee

  Jason Butler

  pp. 129

• Program Committee

  Susanna Bernat

  pp. 130

• NCSPP Treasurer Report

  Myra Gueco Bernecker

  pp. 131-132

• Contributors

  pp. 133-134

Book Review Essay

• The Parts Left Out by Thomas Ogden London: Karnac Books; 2013; 199 pp.

  Maureen Franey

  pp. 96-100

Film Review Essay

• Drive directed by Nicholas Winding Refn written by Hossein Amini (screenplay) & James Sallis (book) produced by Bold Films, 2011; 100 min.

  Loong Kwok

  pp. 120-123

Committee Reports

• Community Events Committee

  Dara Hayden

  pp. 124