Gender and Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  James W. Barron

  pp. 3-4

• Gender and Psychoanalysis: An Introductory Essay

  Elisabeth Young-bruehl

  pp. 7-18

• Editorial Statements by the Associate Editors of Gender and Psychoanalysis

  Harold P. Blum, Nancy J. Chodorow, Muriel Dimen, Virginia Goldner, Adrienne Harris, Karen Rosica & E. Victor Wolfenstein

  pp. 19-25

• In Defense of Gender Ambiguity

  Jessica Benjamin

  pp. 27-43

• Gender and Sexual Orientation in the Age of Postmodernism: The Plight of the Perplexed Clinician

  Stephen A. Mitchell

  pp. 45-73

• Body-Smarts: An Adolescent Girl Thinking, Talking, and Mattering

  Carla Massey

  pp. 75-102

• She Mixed

  Elsa First

  pp. 119-131

Commentaries on Body Smarts

• Re-marks on Karnett

  Theresa Spitler

  pp. 103-117

• What Sex Is an Amaryllis?: What Gender Is Lesbian? Looking for Something to Hold It All

  Maggie Magee & Diana C. Miller

  pp. 139-170

• For I Love You, O Eternity: Time and Gender in Nietzsche's Philosophy

  E. Victor Wolfenstein

  pp. 171-202

• Therapy across the Sexual Orientation Boundary: Reflections of a Heterosexual Female Analyst on Working with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Patients

  Nancy McWilliams

  pp. 203-221

• A Discussion across Sexual Orientation and Gender Boundaries: Reflections of a Gay Male Analyst to a Heterosexual Female Analyst

  Jack Drescher

  pp. 223-237

• Questioning the Social Construction of Gender and Sexual Orientation

  David Schwartz

  pp. 249-260

• Erratum

  pp. 278

Commentaries on Stephen A. Mitchell

• Psychoanalytic Stories About Gender: Moving Toward an Integration of Mind and Body

  Elizabeth Lloyd Mayer

  pp. 239-247

Stephen A. Mitchell's Response

• Constructions of Gender and Sexuality, Sandcastles on the Shore: A Response to Mayer and Schwartz

  Stephen A. Mitchell

  pp. 261-269

Carla Massey's Response

• A Response to Spitler's and First's Commentaries on “Body-Smarts”

  Carla Massey

  pp. 271-277

The Relational Construction of the Body

• Bodily States of Mind: Dialectics of Psyche and Soma in Psychoanalysis

  Harriet Kimble Wrye

  pp. 283-296

• The Embodied Analyst in the Victorian Consulting Room

  Sue A. Shapiro

  pp. 297-322

• The Play and Interplay of Passionate Experience: Multiple Organizations of Desire

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 323-344

• A Shared Body of Language

  Samuel Gerson

  pp. 345-360

• Animated Conversation: Embodying and Gendering

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 361-383

Discussion of Symposium, "The Relational Construction of the Body

• Bodytalk

  Muriel Dimen

  pp. 385-401

Nancy McWilliams' Response

• A Response to Jack Drescher's “A Discussion across Sexual Orientation and Gender Boundaries”

  Nancy McWilliams

  pp. 403-406

• Of Knowledge and Mothers: On the Work of Christopher Bollas

  Jacqueline Rose

  pp. 411-428

• Homosexual Boyhood: Notes on Girlyboys

  Ken Corbett

  pp. 429-461

• Nominal Gender and Gender Fluidity in the Psychoanalytic Situation

  Glen O. Gabbard & Sallye M. Wilkinson

  pp. 463-481

• A Response to The Narration of Desire

  Owen Renik

  pp. 485-488

• The Narration of Desire: A Clinical Response

  Susan B. Parlow

  pp. 489-497

• Transformations of Desire and the Logic of Life Narratives: An Essay Review

  Louise J. Kaplan

  pp. 499-508

• Circulating Genders in The Narration of Desire: A Closet Lacanian Reading

  Kareen Ror Malone

  pp. 509-513

• A Reply to Comments by Renik, Parlow, Kaplan, and Malone on The Narration of Desire: Erotic Transferences and Countertransferences

  Harriet Kimble Wrye & Judith K. Welles

  pp. 515-529

Commentaries on The Narration of Desire: Erotic Transferences and Countertransferences by Harriet Kimble Wrye and Judith K. Welles Hillsdale, NY: Analytic Pres, 1994

• Introduction

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 483-484