International Journal of Psychoanalysis

The Analyst at Work

• Thinking Under Fire

  Jean-Michel Quinodoz

  pp. 1-10

• Dolores and Dora

  Rosemary Davies

  pp. 11-15

• Response

  Evelyne Albrecht Schwaber

  pp. 17-23

• The Myths of Free Association and the Potentials of the Analytic Relationship

  Irwin Z. Hoffman

  pp. 43-61

• Beyond Transference, Countertransference, the Silences and the Opinion

  Paulo Marchon

  pp. 63-81

• The Analyst's Excitement in the Analysis of Perversion

  Stephen D. Purcell

  pp. 105-123

• The Stranger

  Carmen C. Mion

  pp. 125-143

• Sensory Empathy and Enactment

  Giorgio Zanocco, Alessandra De Marchi & Francesco Pozzi

  pp. 145-158

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Trauma

  Alan Sugarman

  pp. 237-241

• The Prevention and Treatment of Organizationally Induced Trauma

  Stephen M. Sonnenberg & William Myerson

  pp. 243-246

• Do Cultural Differences Affect Training or Have All Analysts, Across Cultures, Been Trained Equally Since 1920?

  Rachel G. Seidel & Susana Muszkat

  pp. 247-250

• Time and History in Psychoanalysis

  Sandra Pine & Harold P. Blum

  pp. 251-254

• Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy for/with Couples: Theoretical Basis and Clinical Utility1

  Zulema Razumny De Forster & Miguel Alejo Spivacow

  pp. 255-257

• Intersubjectivity, Recognition and the Problem of the Negative

  Marion M. Oliner & Werner Bohleber

  pp. 259-262

• Letters to the Editors: A Retraction and an Apology

  Glen O Gabbard & Paul Williams

  pp. 263

• Letters to the Editors

  Martin Kemp

  pp. 263-265

• Letters to the Editors: On: Validation of Psychoanalytic Theories: Toward a Conceptualization of References

  Marita Torsti-Hagman

  pp. 265-266

• Letters to the Editors: Response to Dr Torsti-Hagman

  Anders Zachrisson & Henrik Daae Zachrisson

  pp. 266-267

• Letters to the Editors: On: ‘Projective Transidentification’

  Richard P. Alexander

  pp. 267-268

• Letters to the Editors: Reply to Dr. Alexander

  James Grotstein

  pp. 268-269

• Letters to the Editors: On: Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: A Long and Troubled Relationship

  Jeffrey H. Golland

  pp. 269-271

• Letters to the Editors: Reply to Dr. Golland

  Kenneth Eisold

  pp. 271

• Pan-Dora's Box Fetishism, Hysteria, and the Gift of Death in Die Büchse der Pandora (1929) Director: G. W. Pabst

  Andrew Webber

  pp. 273-286

• Melanie Klein by Julia Kristeva (Ross Guberman, translator) New York: Columbia University Press. 2001. 296 p. (European Perspectives: A Series in Social Thought and Cultural Criticism.)

  Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly

  pp. 287-291

• Und Freud hat doch Recht. Die Entstehung der Kultur durch Transformation der Gewalt. Bausteine einer allgemeinen Kulturtheorie [So Freud was right. The emergence of culture through the transformation of violence. Outline of a general theory of culture] by Eberhard T. Haas Gießen: Psychosozial. 2002. 407 p.

  Martin Teising

  pp. 291-295

• The Technique and Practice of Psychoanalysis, Vol 3: The training seminars of Ralph R. Greenson, MD Edited by Lee Jaffe Madison, CT: International University Press. 2004. 216 p.

  Jerome A. Winer

  pp. 296-298

• Intohimoinen Nainen: Psykoanalyyttisia Tutkielmia Halusta, Rakkaudesta ja Häpeästä [Female desire: Psychoanalytical studies on pleasure, love and shame] by Elina M. Reenkola Helsinki: Helsinki University Press. 2004. 166 p.

  Barbara Mattsson

  pp. 298-301

• Pérdida, pena, duelo: Vivencias, investigación y asistencia [Loss, grief, mourning: Experience, research and care] by Jorge L. Tizón García Barcelona: Paidós-Fundació Vidal i Barraquer. 2004. 836 p.

  Neri Daurella

  pp. 301-306

• Verräter oder Verführte: Eine psychoanalytische Untersuchung Inoffizieller Mitarbeiter der Stasi [Betrayers of trust or themselves betrayed: A psychoanalytic investigationof the unofficial collaborators with the Stasi] by Ingrid Kerz-Rühling and Thomas Plänkers Berlin: Links. 2004. 245 p.

  Friedrich-Wilhelm Eickhoff

  pp. 306-308

• Impossible training: A relational view of psychoanalytic education by Emanuel Berman Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2004. 279 p.

  Janet Hadda

  pp. 309-311

• Lost childhood and the language of exile Edited by Judit Szekacs-Weisz and Ivan Ward London: Imago East West: Freud Museum. 2004. 293 p.

  André Haynal

  pp. 311-314

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• The Profession of Ferryman: Considerations on the Analyst's Internal Attitude in Consultation and in Referral1

  Stefano Bolognini

  pp. 25-42

• Implicit Memory and Early Unrepressed Unconscious: Their Role in the Therapeutic Process (How the Neurosciences Can Contribute to Psychoanalysis)1

  Mauro Mancia

  pp. 83-103

Research

• When a Patient Commits Suicide: An Empirical Study of Psychoanalytic Clinicians

  Jane G. Tillman

  pp. 159-177

History

• The Origins of Bion's Work

  Paulo Cesar Sandler

  pp. 179-201

Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy

• Death in the Afternoon

  Susanne Chassay

  pp. 203-217

Education Section

• The Role of Pre-oedipal and Oedipal Factors in Psychic Life

  Luis Kancyper

  pp. 219-236

Psychoanalytic Controversies

• Interpretative Enactments and the Analytic Setting

  John Steiner

  pp. 315-320

• Response to John Steiner

  Edgar A. Levenson

  pp. 321-324

• Reply to Dr Levenson

  John Steiner

  pp. 325-328

• Analytic Impasse and the Third: Clinical implications of intersubjectivity theory

  Lewis Aron

  pp. 349-368

• Aspects of a Compliant Container: Considering Narcissistic Personality Configurations1

  Vera L. C. Lamanno-Adamo

  pp. 369-382

• On the Psychodynamics of Collecting

  Peter Subkowski

  pp. 383-401

• The Clinical Concept of Analytic Process: A Conceptual Investigation1

  Manuel J. Pires Dos Santos, Maria Lúcia Tiellet Nunes & Lúcia H. Freitas Ceitlin

  pp. 403-422

• The Impulse to Infidelity and Oedipal Splitting

  Lawrence Josephs

  pp. 423-437

• Self, Other and Dialogical Space in Autistic Disorders

  Vera Regina J. R. M. Fonseca & Vera Silvia R. Bussab

  pp. 439-455

• Reflections on the Setting in the Treatment of Adolescents

  Sara Zac De Filc

  pp. 457-469

• Who Speaks? Who Looks? Who Feels?: Point of View in Autobiographical Narratives1

  Tilmann Habermas

  pp. 497-518

• Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma: What We Have Learned From Our Work With Mother and Infants Affected by the Trauma of 9/111

  Miriam Pierce & Anni Bergman

  pp. 555-557

• The Role of Consciousness in Working with Trauma: Necessary Condition or Irrelevant Distraction?1

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau & Fred Busch

  pp. 559-561

• Continuity and Change in the Post-Kleinian Evolution in London: Clinical Work of John Steiner, Ronald Britton and Michael Feldman (1988-2004)1

  Ron Spielman & David Taylor

  pp. 563-566

• Trauma, Envy and Revenge

  Lawrence J. Brown & Carole Beebe Tarantelli

  pp. 567-569

• Beyond the Divan: Psychoanalysis in Review

  Marci Dória Passos, Marina Tavares, Viviane Frankenthal & Marci Dória Passos

  pp. 571-572

• Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Ethnic Chinese Societies: New Developments1

  Andrés Rascovsky & Teresa Yuan

  pp. 573-575

• Letters to the Editors: On: Whose Bion?

  James S. Grotstein

  pp. 577-579

• Letters to the Editors: Mind the Gap: On Common Ground and True Pluralism

  Patrick Luyten, Sidney J. Blatt & Jozef Corveleyn

  pp. 579-580

• Letters to the Editors: Response to Luyten, Blatt and Corveleyn

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 580-581

• Letters to the Editors: On: Whose Bion? Who is Bion?

  Tullio Carere-Comes

  pp. 581-582

• Letters to the Editors: Response to Dr Tullio Carere-Comes

  Elizabeth Tabak De Bianchedi

  pp. 582

• Letters to the Editors: Corrigenda

  Glen O Gabbard & Paul Williams

  pp. 583

• Vann E. Spruiell (1926-2005)

  Shelley Orgel

  pp. 585-587

• Play Misty for Me (1971): The Perversion of Love

  Eileen McGinley & Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 589-597

• Having a life: Self pathology after Lacan by Lewis A. Kirshner Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2004. 157 p.

  Peter Goldberg

  pp. 599-604

• The unsung psychoanalyst: The quiet influence of Ruth Easser by Mary Kay O'Neil Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 2004. 250 p.

  Deborah L. Cabaniss

  pp. 604-607

• Michelangelos Moses und Freuds “Wagstück”. Eine Collage [Michelangelo's Moses and Freud's ‘piece of audacity’. A collage] by Ilse Grubrich-Simitis Frankfurt-am-Main: Fischer. 2004. 132 p.

  Michael Günter

  pp. 607-610

• Le savoir-déporté: Camps, histoire, psychanalyse [Deported knowledge: The camps, history and psychoanalysis] by Anne-Lise Stern Paris: Seuil. 2004. 335 p.

  Eva Weil

  pp. 610-613

• Psyche, self and soul: Rethinking psychoanalysis, the self and spirituality By Gerald J. Gargiulo London: Whurr. 2004. 149 p.

  Polly Young-Eisendrath

  pp. 613-616

• Psychic trauma: Dynamics, symptoms, and treatment by Ira Brenner Northvale, NJ: Aronson. 2004. 343 p.

  Michael I. Good

  pp. 616-620

• From obstacle to ally: The evolution of psychoanalytic practice by Judith Hughes New York, NY: Brunner-Routledge. 2004. 247 p.

  Joseph Aguayo

  pp. 620-623

• Between couch and piano: Psychoanalysis, music, art, and neuroscience by Gilbert J. Rose Hove: Brunner-Routledge. 2004. 189 p.

  Alexander Stein

  pp. 624-627

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• Being a Psychoanalyst: An Everyday Audacity

  Danielle Quinodoz, Candy Aubry, Olivier Bonard, Geneviève Déjussel & Bernard Reith

  pp. 329-347

Research

• My Life Is a Longing: Child Abuse and Its Adult Sequelae: Results of the Brody Longitudinal Study From Birth to Age 30

  Henry Massie & Nathan Szajnberg

  pp. 471-496

History

• Constructing the Truth: From ‘Confusion of Tongues’ to ‘Constructions in Analysis’1

  Jacques Press

  pp. 519-536

Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy

• Consultation in Adolescence: Hurried, Terminable, Interminable

  Irene Ruggiero

  pp. 537-554

Analyst at Work

• Flaming Red: A Session with Agnese

  Roberto Basile

  pp. 629-635

• ‘Serious Things to be Faced’

  Claudia Frank

  pp. 637-639

• Commentary on the Agnese Case

  Paulo Duarte Guimarães Filho

  pp. 641-644

• The Indissociable Unity of Psyche and Soma: A View From the Paris Psychosomatic School1

  Marilia Aisenstein

  pp. 667-680

• From Acting to Communicating: The Analysis of a Boy With a Pathological Organization1

  Maria Inês Neuenschwander Escosteguy Carneiro

  pp. 681-701

• Dreams That Mirror the Session

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 703-723

• Children in Genocide: Extreme Traumatization and the ‘Affect Propeller’1

  Suzanne Kaplan

  pp. 725-746

• Further Reflections on the Impact of Clinical Writing on Patients

  Allannah Furlong

  pp. 747-768

• Sense of Reality, Reality Testing and Reality Processing in Borderline Patients

  Luis Claudio Figueiredo

  pp. 769-787

• Psychotic Withdrawal and the Overthrow of Psychic Reality

  Franco De Masi

  pp. 789-807

• Association For Child Psychoanalysis Panel on Children

  Elizabeth A. Tuters & Ana Rosenbaum De Schvartzman

  pp. 843-844

• Association for Child Psychoanalysis Panel on Adolescents

  Elizabeth A. Tuters

  pp. 845-847

• Body Modification

  Asbed Aryan

  pp. 849-851

• Sexual Abuse: The Abusive Family Unit

  Serapio Marcano & Adriana Prengler

  pp. 853-856

• Pre-natal Traumas

  Lilia Bordone De Semeniuk & Elizabeth Tabak De Bianchedi

  pp. 857-858

• Trauma and Depression

  Bruce H. Sklarew & Harold P. Blum

  pp. 859-861

• Letters to the Editors: On: Death in the Afternoon

  Emad Bishara

  pp. 863

• Letters to the Editors: Response to Emad Bishara

  Susanne Chassay

  pp. 863-864

• Letters to the Editors: Minutes of the Business Meeting of the International Psychoanalytical Association held in the Rio de Janeiro Rooms at the Sofitel Hotel, Rio de Janeiro, 29 July 2005, 17:30-20:00

  pp. 864-870

• Sex in the Mourning: Oedipal Love and Loss in The Door in the Floor (2004)

  Tod Williams & Gavin Ivey

  pp. 871-879

• Child analysis The presence of the therapist: Treating childhood trauma by Monica LanyadoHove: Brunner-Routledge. 2003. 160 p.: Infant-parent psychotherapy. A handbook by Stella Acquarone London: Karnac. 2004. 308 p.

  Angela Joyce

  pp. 881-887

• Hamlet. Ensayos psicoanalíticos [Hamlet: Psychoanalytic essays] Edited by Carlos Sopena Madrid: Síntesis. 2004. 192 p.

  Ramón Echevarría

  pp. 889-894

• A short introduction to psychoanalysis by Jane Milton, Caroline Polmear and Julia Fabricius London: Sage. (Short Introductions to the Therapy Professions series.) 2004. 172 p.: Introducing psychoanalysis: Essential themes and topics edited by Susan Budd and Richard Rusbridger Hove: Routledge. 2005. 272 p.

  W. Ralph Layland

  pp. 894-896

• Glacial times: A journey through the world of madness By Salomon Resnik, translated by Daniel Alcorn Hove: Routledge. 2005. 136 p. (Birksted-Breen D, editor. New Library of Psychoanalysis.)

  Richard Lucas

  pp. 896-900

• The designed self: Psychoanalysis and contemporary identities by Carlo Strenger Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2005. 220 p.

  Maurice Apprey

  pp. 900-904

• Controverses sur l'autisme et témoignages [Autism: Debates and testimonies] by Denys Ribas Paris: Presses Universitaires de France. 2005. 206 p.

  Sesto-Marcello Passone

  pp. 904-906

• The telescoping of generations. Listening to the narcissistic links between generations by Haydée Faimberg Hove: Routledge (New Library of Pyschoanalysis). 2005. 156 p.

  Stefano Bolognini

  pp. 907-911

• Book Notices

  pp. 913-916

Presidential Address

• Psychoanalysis As a Work in Progress

  Cláudio Laks Eizirik

  pp. 645-650

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• Reading Loewald: Oedipus Reconceived

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 651-666

Research

• The German Specimen Case, Amalia X: Empirical Studies

  Horst Kächele, Cornelia Albani, Anna Buchheim, Michael Hölzer, Roderich Hohage, Erhard Mergenthaler, Juan Pablo Jiménez, Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, Lisbeth Neudert-Dreyer, Dan Pokorny & Helmut Thomä

  pp. 809-826

Educational and Professional Issues

• The Crisis of Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytical Training: The Suffering of the Candidate on the Long Road Towards Qualification1

  Giovanna Regazzoni Goretti

  pp. 827-842

Psychoanalytic Controversies

• The Pressing Need to Increase Research in and on Psychoanalysis

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 919-926

• How to do Research? Reply to Otto Kernberg

  Roger Perron

  pp. 927-932

• Research Anxiety: A Response to Roger Perron's Comments

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 933-937

• The Act of Interpretation

  Aloysio Augusto D'abreu

  pp. 953-964

• Mentalization, Insightfulness, and Therapeutic Action: The importance of mental organization

  Alan Sugarman

  pp. 965-987

• Clinical Implications of Bion's Thought

  Antonino Ferro

  pp. 989-1003

• Father Regression: Clinical Narratives and Theoretical Reflections1

  Ruth Stein

  pp. 1005-1027

• The Impact of Words on Children with ADHD and DAMP: Consequences for Psychoanalytic Technique

  Björn Salomonsson

  pp. 1029-1047

• A Review of Lacan's Seminar on Anxiety

  Gilbert Diatkine

  pp. 1049-1058

• Sanity and Madness

  Neville Symington

  pp. 1059-1068

• Letters to the Editors: On: Review of The training Seminars of Ralph R. Greenson, MD

  Lee Jaffe

  pp. 1121-1122

• Letters to the Editors: On: Play Misty for me (1971): The Perversion of Love

  A. Carlos Pacheco E Silva Filho

  pp. 1122

• Letters to the Editors: Erratum

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 1124

• The healer's bent: Solitude and dialogue in the clinical encounter by James T. McLaughlin Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2005. 256 p. Relational Perspectives series, Vol. 30.

  Ralph Roughton

  pp. 1135-1139

• Dor sem nome: pensar o sofrimento [Nameless pain: A reflection on suffering] by Manuela Fleming Porto: Afrontamento. 2003. 164 p.

  Paulo Henrique Favalli

  pp. 1139-1144

• La violence en abyme: Essai de psychocriminologie [The chasm of violence: A study of criminal psychology] edited by Claude Balier Paris: PUF (Le fil rouge series). 2005. 389 p.

  Dominique Bourdin

  pp. 1144-1148

• The vale of soulmaking: The post-Kleinian model of the mind and its poetic origins by Meg Harris Williams London: Karnac. 2005. 251 p.

  Gilead Nachmani

  pp. 1148-1154

• Trained to kill: Soldiers at war by Theodore Nadelson Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. 2005. 208 p.

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 1154-1157

• Self creation: Psychoanalytic therapy and the art of the possible by Frank Summers Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 2005. 288 p.

  Ruth R. Imber

  pp. 1157-1160

• La situation analysante [The analysing situation] by Jean-Luc Donnet Paris: Presses Universitaires de France (Le fil rouge series). 2005. 216 p.

  Geneviève Welsh-Jouve

  pp. 1160-1164

• Gender as soft assembly by Adrienne Harris Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press (Relational Perspectives Book Series, Vol. 25). 2005. 320 p.

  Gerald I. Fogel

  pp. 1164-1170

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• Seeing and Being Seen: Narcissistic Pride and Narcissistic Humiliation

  John Steiner

  pp. 939-951

Educational and Professional Issues

• On Teaching Psychoanalysis

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 1069-1085

Interdisciplinary Studies

• The Song of the Siren: Some Thoughts on Idealization and Creativity in Martinů's Julietta

  Debbie Hindle & Susie Godsil

  pp. 1087-1102

Education Section

• Infant Observation in Britain: The Tavistock Approach

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 1103-1120

Letters to the Editors

• On: Whose Bion?

  Richard P. Alexander

  pp. 1122-1124

Film Essay

• Tricycles, Bicycles, Life Cycles: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Childhood Loss and Transgenerational Parenting in Les Triplettes de Belleville (2003)1

  Sylvain Chômet & Alexander Stein

  pp. 1125-1134

Psychoanalytic Controversies

• Should There be a Training Psychoanalyst Status?

  Paul Israel

  pp. 1171-1176

• Commentary

  Robert Michels

  pp. 1177-1179

• Response

  Paul Israel

  pp. 1181-1182

• The Controversial Discussions and après-coup

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 1199-1220

• The Emotional Experience of K

  James V. Fisher

  pp. 1221-1237

• Vicissitudes in Adult Life Resulting From Traumatic Experiences in Adolescence

  Jourge Luis Maldonado

  pp. 1239-1257

• A Psychoanalytic Understanding of the Desire For Knowledge As Reflected in Freud's Leonardo da Vinci and a Memory of his Childhood

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 1259-1276

• Silence: Cultural Function and Psychological Transformation in Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy1

  Elsa Ronningstam

  pp. 1277-1295

• Critical Reflections on Intersubjectivity in Psychoanalysis

  Andrea Marzi, Gregorio Hautmann & Sandra Maestro

  pp. 1297-1314

• Spur und Umschrift. Die konstitutive Bedeutung von Erinnerung in der Psychoanalyse [Trace and transcription. The constitutive meaning of remembrance in psychoanalysis] by Ilka Quindeau Munich: Fink. 2004. 238 p.

  Johann-Peter Haas

  pp. 1399-1403

• Time present and time past: Selected papers of Pearl King by Pearl King London: Karnac. 2005. 267 p.

  John Keene

  pp. 1403-1408

• Freud's free clinics: Psychoanalysis and social justice 1918-1938 by Elizabeth Ann Danto New York, NY: Columbia University Press. 2005. 348 p.

  Neil Altman

  pp. 1408-1412

• Transforming lives edited by Joseph Schachter New York, NY: Aronson. 2005. 192 p.

  Brian M. Robertson

  pp. 1412-1416

• Psychoanalysis with children and adolescents: Applications, settings and controversies by Alex Holder London: Karnac. 2005. 180 p.

  Deborah Steiner

  pp. 1416-1421

• Aux confins de l'identité [The frontiers of identity] by Michel de M'Uzan Paris: Gallimard (Connaissance de l'inconscient series). 2005. 165 p.

  Dominique Baudesson

  pp. 1421-1424

• Le livre noir de la psychanalyse: Vivre, penser et aller mieux sans Freud [The black book of psychoanalysis: Living, thinking and feeling better without Freud] Edited by Catherine Meyer Paris: Les Arènes. 2005. 827 p.

  Simon Daniel Kipman

  pp. 1425-1428

• Hate and the ‘Jewish science’: Anti-Semitism, Nazism and psychoanalysis by Stephen Frosh Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 2005. 228 p.

  Hans Reijzer

  pp. 1428-1432

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• The Analyst's Countertransference to the Psychoanalytic Process

  Michael Parsons

  pp. 1183-1198

History

• Art and Emotion in Psychoanalysis

  Elliot L. Jurist

  pp. 1315-1334

Research

• Nascent Body Ego: Metapsychological and Neurophysiological Aspects

  Johannes Lehtonen, Juhani Partanen, Maija Purhonen, Minna Valkonen-Korhonen, Mervi Kononen, Seppo Saarikoski & Kari Launiala

  pp. 1335-1353

Education Section

• What is Conceptual Research in Psychoanalysis?

  Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Tamara Fischmann

  pp. 1355-1386

Film Essay

• Revisiting Groundhog Day (1993): Cinematic Depiction of Mutative Process

  Harold Ramis & Richard Almond

  pp. 1387-1398

Analyst at Work

• A Young Woman's Distress

  Jean-Claude Rolland

  pp. 1433-1442

• Discussion

  Trudy Mcguinness

  pp. 1443-1446

• Commentary

  Ruth Stein

  pp. 1447-1451

• A Shadow Concept

  Fred Busch

  pp. 1471-1485

• After Pluralism: Towards a New, Integrated Psychoanalytic Paradigm1

  Juan Pablo Jiménez

  pp. 1487-1507

• Dream Interpretation, Affect, and the Theory of Neuronal Group Selection: Freud, Winnicott, Bion, and Modell

  Walker Shields

  pp. 1509-1527

• Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis: Some Remarks from an Epistemological and from a Freudian Viewpoint1

  Siegfried Zepf

  pp. 1529-1548

• A Servant's Bargain: Perversion as Survival

  Svetlana Bonner

  pp. 1549-1567

• Julie's Museum: The Evolution of Thinking, Dreaming and Historicization in the Treatment of Traumatized Patients

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 1569-1585

• All Holes are the Same: Emerging from the Confusion

  Valéria S. Clark Nunes

  pp. 1587-1601

• Where are You, My Beloved?: On Absence, Loss, and the Enigma of Telepathic Dreams

  Ofra Eshel

  pp. 1603-1627

• ‘The Newspaper Reader’: On the Meaning of Concrete Objects in a Psychoanalytic Treatment1

  Elvira Selow

  pp. 1629-1647

• Resistance as a Response to Trauma in the Clinical Moment: The Approaches of a London Kleinian and American Ego-Psychologist1

  Maria Inês Neuenschwander Escosteguy Carneiro, João Alberto Escosteguy Carneiro & Felisa Waksman De Fisch

  pp. 1713-1716

• On: Sanity and Madness

  Richard P. Alexander

  pp. 1718-1719

• Reply to Dr Alexander

  Neville Symington

  pp. 1719

• On: Seeing and Being Seen

  Riccardo Lombardi

  pp. 1720-1721

• Response to Dr Riccardo Lombardi

  John Steiner

  pp. 1721

• Errata

  pp. 1722

• El caso Dora, más allá del diván: Diario imaginario de Ida Bauer [The Dora case, beyond the couch: The imaginary diary of Ida Bauer] by Eloísa Castellano-Maury Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva. 2003 142 p.

  Ricardo Puchades

  pp. 1725-1728

• The twin in the transference by Vivienne Lewin London: Whurr. 2004 234 p.

  Jane Milton

  pp. 1728-1732

• The quiet revolution in American psychoanalysis: Selected papers of Arnold M. Cooper Edited by Elizabeth L. Auchincloss New York: Routledge (New Library of Psychoanalysis series). 2005 277 p.

  Malkah T. Notman

  pp. 1732-1736

• Aesthetic experience: Beauty, creativity, and the search for the ideal by George Hagman Amsterdam: Rodopi (Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies, vol. 5). 2005 168 p.

  Shierry Weber Nicholsen

  pp. 1737-1740

• A compulsion for antiquity: Freud and the ancient world by Richard H. Armstrong Ithaca, NY: Cornell UP. 2005 305 + xii p. (Cornell Studies in the History of Psychiatry series, Makari GJ, Gilman SL, editors.)

  Richard M. Gottlieb

  pp. 1740-1744

• Craft and spirit: A guide to the exploratory psychotherapies by Joseph D. Lichtenberg Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2005 195 p.

  Jane G. Tillman

  pp. 1744-1747

• Endings and beginnings: On terminating psychotherapy and psychoanalysis by Herbert J. Schlesinger Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2005. 256 p.

  Peter Blos

  pp. 1747-1750

• Book Notices

  pp. 1751-1756

• Reviewers for 2006

  pp. 1757-1758

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• On Nachträglichkeit: The Modernity of an Old Concept

  Friedrich-Wilhelm Eickhoff

  pp. 1453-1469

Educational and Professional Issues

• The Coming Changes in Psychoanalytic Education: Part I

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 1649-1673

Interdisciplinary

• Authority as Paradox: The Transformations of Don Quijote

  Beatriz Priel

  pp. 1675-1689

Education Section

• The Use of the Past and the Present in the Clinical Setting: Pasts and Presents1

  Janine Puget

  pp. 1691-1707

Panel Reports

• Identity, Destiny and Terrorism: The Effect of Social Terror on Identity Formation1

  Shahrzad F. Siassi & Salman Akhtar

  pp. 1709-1711

Letters to the Editors

• On: Reading Loewald: Oedipus Reconceived

  Marvin P. Osman

  pp. 1717-1718

Book Reviews

• Überleben und Versuche der Wiederbelebung Psychoanalytische Studien mit Überlebenden der Shoah und mit ihren Familien in Israel und in der Diaspora [Survival and efforts at revival—Psychodynamic studies of Holocaust survivors and their families in Israel and the Diaspora] by Hillel Klein Stuttgart: Frommann-Holzboog (Biermann C, Nedelmann C, editors. Jahrbuch der Psychoanalyse, Supplement 20). 2003 319 p.

  Wolfgang Hegener

  pp. 1723-1725