International Journal of Psychoanalysis

The Analyst at Work

• The Case of Stevie

  Alice A. Jones

  pp. 1-8

• The Analyst as Eye Doctor and as Marine Mammal Specialist

  Anna Ferruta

  pp. 9-12

• A Comment on ‘The Case of Stevie’

  Raul Hartke

  pp. 13-17

• Sibling Loss, Guilt and Reparation: A Case Study

  Christopher Christian

  pp. 41-54

• Dreaming as a Primordial State of the Mind: The Clinical Relevance of Structural Faults in the Body Ego as Revealed in Dreaming1

  Victor Manoel Andrade

  pp. 55-74

• From Symbolic Law to Narrative Capacity: A Paradigm Shift in Psychoanalysis?1

  Susann Heenen-Wolff

  pp. 75-90

• Thinking with, and About, Patients Too Scared to Think: Can Non-Interpretive Maneuvers Stimulate Reflective Thought?

  Richard Howard Tuch

  pp. 91-111

• Psychoanalysis and Change: Between Curiosity and Faith

  Jose Alberto Zusman, Elie Cheniaux & Sergio De Freitas

  pp. 113-125

• ‘Talk to me Baby, Tell me What's the Matter Now’: Semiotic and Developmental Perspectives on Communication in Psychoanalytic Infant Treatment

  Björn Salomonsson

  pp. 127-146

• The Paedophile and his Inner World: Theoretical and Clinical Considerations on the Analysis of a Patient1

  Franco De Masi

  pp. 147-165

• The Educational Boundary

  Stephen M. Sonnenberg & William A. Myerson

  pp. 203-217

• Letters to The Editors: Reply to Dr Rose

  Elliot Jurist

  pp. 237-238

• Letters to The Editors: On: Analytic Impasse and The Third

  Ruth Stein

  pp. 238-239

• Letters to The Editors: Response to Ruth Stein

  Lewis Aron

  pp. 240

• Letters to The Editors: On: Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis

  Nathan Szajnberg

  pp. 240-241

• Letters to The Editors: Reply to Nathan Szajnberg

  Siegfried Zepf

  pp. 241-242

• Infant Observation at The Heart of Training By Janine Sternberg London: Karnac. 2005. 267 p.

  Lisa Miller

  pp. 253-255

• This art of psychoanalysis: Dreaming undreamt dreams and interrupted cries by Thomas H. Ogden New York: Routledge (New Library of Psychoanalysis). 2005. 143 p.

  Emanuel Berman

  pp. 255-261

• Freuds Lektüren: Von Arthur Conan Doyle bis zu Arthur Schnitzler [Freud's reading: From Arthur Conan Doyle to Arthur Schnitzler] by Michael Rohrwasser Giessen: Psychosozial Verlag. 2005. 404 p.

  Friedrich-Wilhelm Eickhoff

  pp. 262-267

• The dissociative mind by Elizabeth Howell Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2005. 307 p.

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 267-271

• Mother in psychoanalysis: A feminist view [in Hebrew] by Anat Palgi-Hecker Tel Aviv: Am Oved. 2005 358 p.

  Shlomith Cohen

  pp. 272-276

• The body as mirror of the world by Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel Leighton S, translator. London: Free Association Books. 2005 165 p.

  Jeanne Wolff Bernstein

  pp. 276-280

• Freud along the Ganges: Psychoanalytic reflections on the people and culture of India Edited by Salman Akhtar New York, NY: Other Press. 2005 451 p.

  Robert A. Paul

  pp. 280-284

• The American Psychiatric Publishing textbook of psychoanalysis edited by Ethel Spector Person, Arnold M. Cooper, and Glen O. Gabbard Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2005 602 p.

  Daniel Jacobs

  pp. 284-286

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• The Case Against Neuropsychoanalysis: On Fallacies Underlying Psychoanalysis' Latest Scientific Trend and its Negative Impact on Psychoanalytic Discourse

  Rachel B. Blass & Zvi Carmeli

  pp. 19-40

History

• Hunger and Love: Schiller and the Origin of Drive Dualism in Freud's Work1

  Patricia Cotti

  pp. 167-182

Educational and Professional Issues

• The Coming Changes in Psychoanalytic Education: Part II

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 183-202

Interdisciplinary

• Monstrous Infants and Vampyric Mothers in Bram Stoker's Dracula

  Barbara R. Almond

  pp. 219-235

Letters to the Editors

• Letters to The Editors: On: Art and Emotion in Psychoanalysis

  Gilbert J. Rose

  pp. 237

Film Essay

• Brodeuses [Sequins] (2005): The Sparkle in A Mother's Eyes

  Eléonore Faucher & Paola Golinelli

  pp. 243-252

Editorial

• A Farewell Message from the Editors

  Glen O. Gabbard & Paul Williams

  pp. 287-289

Keynote Papers

• Working Through the End of Civilization

  Jonathan Lear

  pp. 291-308

• Between Memory and Destiny: Repetition

  Norberto Carlos Marucco

  pp. 309-328

• Remembrance, Trauma and Collective Memory: The Battle for Memory in Psychoanalysis1

  Werner Bohleber

  pp. 329-352

• Addressing Parts of the Self

  Michael Feldman

  pp. 371-386

• Projective Identification: A Theoretical Investigation of the Concept Starting from ‘Notes on Some Schizoid Mechanisms’1

  Giovanna Regazzoni Goretti

  pp. 387-405

• The Work of the Psychoanalyst in the fIeld of Psychosis

  Lina Balestriere

  pp. 407-421

• ‘I Noticed’: The Emergence of Self-Observation in Relationship to Pathological Attractor Sites

  Fred Busch

  pp. 423-441

• Winnicott's Rejection of the Basic Concepts of Freud's Metapsychology

  Leopoldo Fulgencio

  pp. 443-461

• Trauma, Causality and Time: Some Reflections: Epistemology Study Group, Porto Alegre Psychoanalytical Society

  Viviane Sprinz Mondrzak, Aldo Luiz Duarte, Alice Becker Lewkowicz, Anna Luiza Kauffmann, Eneida Iankilevich, Gisha Brodacz, Gustavo P. Soares & Luiz Ernesto Pellanda

  pp. 463-474

• Morning Sessions

  Juan Carlos Brandt

  pp. 507-508

• Luncheon Discussion

  Afaf Mahfouz

  pp. 508-509

• Afternoon ‘Town Hall’ Meeting

  Isaac Tylim

  pp. 509-514

• Freud by Jonathan Lear New York, NY: Routledge. (Routledge Philosophers series.) 2005. 278 p.

  Marcia Cavell

  pp. 532-535

• När Orfeus vände sig om [When Orpheus looked back] By Johan Beck-Friis Stockholm: Naturoch Kultur. 2005. 330 p.

  Henrik Lund

  pp. 535-538

• Die vergessene Kunst: Der Orpheusmythos und die Psychoanalyse der Musik [Forgotten art: The Orpheus myth and the psychoanalysis of music] by Sebastian Leikert Giessen: Psychosozial-Verlag. 2005. 175 p.

  Josef Dantlgraber

  pp. 538-541

• Psychotherapists as expert witnesses: Families at breaking point by Roger Kennedy London: Karnac. 2005. 235 p.

  André Haynal

  pp. 541-544

• Sigmund Freud. Persönliche Erinnerungen [Sigmund Freud: Personal memories] by Isidor Sadger Tübingen: Diskord. (Huppke A, Schröter M, editors. Quellen und Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der Psychoanalyse [Sources of and treatises on the history of psychoanalysis], Vol. 4.) 2006. 160 p.: Recollecting Freud by Isidor Sadger (Dundes A, editor and translator, Jacobsen JM, translator) Madison, WI: U Wisconsin Press. 2005. 138 p.

  G. W. Pigman

  pp. 545-549

• Freud's library: A comprehensive catalogue/Freuds Bibliothek: Vollständiger Katalog edited by J. Keith Davies and Gerhard Fichtner Tübingen: Edition diskord. 2006. Introductory volume: 144 p.; CD-catalogue: 1049 p. (Quellen und Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der Psychoanalyse [Sources and treatises on the history of psychoanalysis], Vol. 2. Schröter M, editor.)

  Ernst Falzeder

  pp. 549-551

• The Tavistock seminars; The Italian seminars by Wilfred R. Bion London: Karnac. 2006. 118 p.; 109 p.

  Antonino Ferro

  pp. 551-555

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• Reading Harold Searles

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 353-369

Research

• The Goals of Psychoanalytic Treatment: Conceptual Considerations and Follow-up Interview Evaluation with a Former Analysand11

  Heike Westenberger-Breuer

  pp. 475-488

Interdiciplinary Studies

• Psychoanalysis, Science, and Art: Aesthetics in the Making of a Psychoanalyst1

  João A. Frayze-Pereira

  pp. 489-505

Meeting Report

• Approaches to Prevention of Intergenerational Transmission of Hate, War and Violence

  Vivian B. Pender

  pp. 507

Film Essay

• Mulholland Drive (2001): A Self-Psychology Perspective

  David Lynch, Joseph Barbera & Henry J. Moller

  pp. 515-526

Book Reviews

• L'enveloppe visuelle du Moi [The visual envelope of the ego] by Guy Lavallée Paris: Dunod. 1999. 266 p.

  Denise Bouchet-Kervella

  pp. 527-532

Editorial

• IJP Introductory Editorial

  Dana Birksted-Breen & Robert Michels

  pp. 557

Theoretical and Clinical Papers

• ‘Bound in a nutshell’: Thoughts on complexity, reductionism, and ‘infinite space’

  Glen O. Gabbard

  pp. 559-574

• On talking-as-dreaming

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 575-589

• Creativity and dialectical phenomena: From dialectical edge to dialectical space1

  Ken Israelstam

  pp. 591-607

• The illumination of history

  Michael Feldman

  pp. 609-625

• The impact of intrusive identification in the analytic process:: Some implications of real trauma and phantasy1

  Jacó Zaslavsky

  pp. 627-642

• The supervisory field and projective identification

  Germano Vollmer Filho, Antonio Carlos J. Pires, Gerson Isac Berlim, Raul Hartke & Sérgio Lewkowicz

  pp. 681-689

• Confidentiality, privacy, and the facilitating role of psychoanalytic organizations

  Mary Kay O'neil

  pp. 691-711

• The superego, narcissism and Great Expectations

  Graham Ingham

  pp. 753-768

• Reply to Michael Good

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 771-772

• Mentalization, Insightfulness, and Therapeutic Action

  Paolo Migone

  pp. 772-773

• Reply to Paolo Migone

  Alan Sugarman

  pp. 773-775

• Tonårstid. Utveckling, problem och psykoterapeutisk behandling [The teenage years. Development, problems and psychotherapeutic treatment] by Björn Wrangsjö and Majlis Winberg Salomonsson Falköping: Natur och Kultur. 2006. 397 p.

  Bernadette Buhl-Nielsen

  pp. 797-800

• La fascinación del líder: En torno a un libro olvidado de S. Freud sobre el Presidente Wilson [The fascination with the leader: On a forgotten book by S. Freud about President Wilson] by Fanny Elman Schutt Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva. 2005. 140 p.

  Gracia Rodríguez Daimiel

  pp. 800-803

• Writing about patients. Responsibilities, risks, and ramifications by Judy Leopold Kantrowitz New York, NY: Other Press. 2006. 335 p.

  Arnold Goldberg

  pp. 803-805

• Practical psychoanalysis for therapists and patients by Owen Renik New York, NY: Other Press. 2006. 179 p.

  Alfred Margulies

  pp. 805-811

• Psykoanalys i Välfärdsstaten—Profession, kris och framtid [Psychoanalysis in the welfare state—Profession, crisis and future] by Jürgen Reeder Stockholm/Stehag: Brutus Östlings Bokförlag Symposion. 2006. 344 p.

  Henning Paikin

  pp. 811-816

• Contemporary psychoanalysis in America: Leading analysts present their work Edited by Arnold M. Cooper Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2006. 759 p.

  Maria Ponsi

  pp. 817-819

• Time driven: Metapsychology and the splitting of the drive by Adrian Johnston Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. 2005. 421 p.

  Britt-Marie Schiller

  pp. 819-823

History

• Lacan

  Gilbert Diatkine

  pp. 643-660

Educational and Professional Issues

• Can research influence clinical practice?

  Juan Pablo Jiménez

  pp. 661-679

Education Section

• Infant observation:: A range of questions and challenges for contemporary psychoanalysis1

  Marina Altmann De Litvan

  pp. 713-733

Interdisciplinary Studies

• From Dream story (Schnitzler) to Eyes wide shut (Kubrick): From identity through meaning formation to identity through excitation1

  Joachim F. Danckwardt

  pp. 735-751

Letters to the Editors

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

  Michael I. Good

  pp. 769-771

Film Essay

• Two faces of Thanatos: Broken flowers (2005) and Ai no corrida (1976)1

  Jim Jarmusch, Nagisa Oshima & Marion Minerbo

  pp. 777-790

Book Reviews

• Consapevolezza ed autoanalisi [Awareness and self-analysis] edited by Pia De Silvestris and Adamo Vergine Milan: Angeli. 2005. 158 p.

  Andrea B. Baldassarro

  pp. 791-797

Psychoanalytic Theory and technique

• Some Technical Implications of Klein's Concept of ‘Premature Ego Development’

  Judith L. Mitrani

  pp. 825-842

• The Foundational Level of Psychodynamic Meaning: Implicit Process in Relation to Conflict, Defense and the Dynamic Unconscious

  pp. 843-860

• The Predicting Brain: Unconscious Repetition, Conscious Reflection and Therapeutic Change

  Regina Pally

  pp. 861-881

• Freud's Baby: Beyond Autoerotism and Narcissism

  Dodd W. Cohen

  pp. 883-893

• Supportive Interventions and Nonsymbolic Mental Functioning

  Serge Lecours

  pp. 895-915

• Playing with Reality: IV. A Theory of External Reality Rooted in Intersubjectivity

  Peter Fonagy & Mary Target

  pp. 917-937

• The “Uncanny', the Sacred and the Narcissism of Culture: The Development of the Ego and the Progress of Civilization

  Victor Manoel Andrade

  pp. 1019-1037

• Marcel Duchamp: On the Fruitful use of Narcissism and Destructiveness in Contemporary Art

  Adela Abella

  pp. 1039-1059

• Response to Dr.Shoham

  Ofra Eshel

  pp. 1062-1063

• On: Die Vergessene Kinst: Der Orpheusmythos und die Psychoanalyse Der Musik [Forgotten Art: The Orpheus myth and the Psychoanalysis of Music]

  Alexander Stein

  pp. 1063-1064

• Contribution to Correspondence on ‘Analytic Impasse and the Third’

  Chris Milton

  pp. 1064-1065

• On: The Case Against Neuropsychoanalysis

  Mauro Mancia

  pp. 1065-1067

• On: The Case Against Neuropsychoanalysis

  Gilbert Pugh

  pp. 1067-1068

• Reply to Drs Mancia and Pugh

  Rachel B. Blass & Zvi Carmeli

  pp. 1068-1070

• La Peau [The Skin] Edited by Gérard Szwec Paris: PUF [Rev Fr Psychosom (29)]. 2006. 192 p.

  Clarisse Baruch

  pp. 1087-1094

• Entrevista e Indicadores en Psicoterapia y psicoanalisis [Interview and indicators in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis] Antonio Pérez Sánchez Valencia: Promolibro 2006. 269 p.

  Luis Jorge Martín Cabré

  pp. 1094-1096

• The art of Interpretation: Deconstruction and new Beginning in the Psychoanalytic Process Wolfgang Loch edited by Peter Wegner London: IPA. 2006. 124 p

  Jorge Canestri

  pp. 1097-1102

• Psychoanalytic Collisions by Joyce Anne Slochower Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press 2006. 182 p.

  Ralph Kaywin

  pp. 1102-1105

• Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual PDM Task Force Silver Spring, MD: Alliance of Psychoanalytic Organizations. 2006 857 p.

  Robert Michels

  pp. 1105-1108

• Vulnerabilità Alla Psicosi [Susceptibility to Psychosis] by Franco De Masi Milan: Cortina. 2006. 266 p.

  Claudia Peregrini

  pp. 1108-1114

• Saber y no Saber: Curiosidad Sexual Infantil [To know and not to know: the sexual curiosity of children] by Mariela Michelena Madrid: Síntesis. 2006. 176 p.

  Elina Weschler

  pp. 1114-1117

History of Psychoanalysis

• Anna Freud: The Hampstead War Nurseries and the role of the Direct Observation of Children for Psychoanalysis

  Nick Midgley

  pp. 939-959

Clinical Communications

• Recognizing the Infant as Subject in Infant-Parent Psychotherapy

  Frances Thomson Salo

  pp. 961-979

Educational and Professional Issues

• Learning from Experience in Case Conference: A Bionian Approach to Teaching and Consulting

  Jane B. Burka, Joan E. Sarnat & Cornelia St. John

  pp. 981-1000

Interdisciplinary Issues

• Object Loss, Renewed Mourning, and Psychic Change in Jane Austen's Persuasion

  Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly

  pp. 1001-1017

Letters To The Editors

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

  Moran Shoham

  pp. 1061-1062

Film Essay

• The Return of the Erased: Memory and Forgetfulness in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind (2004)

  Havi Carel

  pp. 1071-1082

Book Reviews

• La adopción: Un tema de Nuestro Tiempo [Adoption: A Contemporary Topic] edited by Milagros Cid edited by Silvia Pérez-Galdós Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva. 2006. 222 p.

  María Angeles Albamonte

  pp. 1083-1087

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Performance as Annihilation or Integration?

  Joachim F. Danckwardt & Peter Wegner

  pp. 1117-1133

• The Intersubjective Links in Perversion

  Alberto Eiguer

  pp. 1135-1152

• Bodily Centered Protections in Adolescence: An Extension of the work of Frances Tustin

  Judith L. Mitrani

  pp. 1153-1169

• On the Edge: The Psychoanalyst's Transference

  Aira Laine

  pp. 1171-1183

• Elements of Analytic Style: Bion's Clinical Seminars

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 1185-1200

• Semiotic Transformations in Psychoanalysis with Infants and Adults

  Björn Salomonsson

  pp. 1201-1221

• Supervision, Transference and Countertransference

  Klaus Fink

  pp. 1263-1273

• Losing a Training Analyst for Ethical Violations: A Candidate's Perspective

  Elizabeth M. Wallace

  pp. 1275-1288

• Reply to Dr Grotstein

  Giovanna Regazzoni Goretti

  pp. 1290-1291

• The poetics of psychoanalysis: In the wake of Klein by Mary Jacobus Oxford: Oxford UP. 2006. 318 p.

  Michael Brearley

  pp. 1295-1298

• Seeds of illness, seeds of recovery By Antonino Ferro Translated by Philip Slotkin New York: Brunner-Routledge 2002. 125 p. Psychoanalysis as therapy and storytelling By Antonino Ferro Translated by Philip Slotkin London and New York: Routledge, 2006. 148 p.

  Irene Cairo

  pp. 1299-1304

• The legacy of tragedy. The tragic from Aristotle to our days edited by Andreas Giannakoulas and Sarantis Thanopulos Rome: Borla. 2006. 200 p.

  Giovanna Regazzoni Goretti

  pp. 1304-1311

• La sfida dell'irrapresentabile. La prospettiva ermeneutica nella psicoanalisi clinica [The challenge of the ‘un-representable’. The hermeneutic perspective in psychoanalysis] By Giuseppe Martini Milano: Angeli. 2005.

  Alessandro Grispini

  pp. 1311-1316

• Awakening the dreamer: Clinical journeys by Philip M. Bromberg Mahwah, NJ: The Analytic Press. 2006. 223 p.

  Melvin Lansky

  pp. 1316-1320

• Freud's requiem: Mourning memory and the invisible history of a summer walk by Matthew von Unwerth London: Continuum. 2006. 256 p.

  David H. Morgan

  pp. 1320-1322

• André Green: Associations (presque) libres d'un psychanalyste Entretiens avec Maurice Corcos [(Almost) Free associations of a psychoanalyst: Interview with Maurice Corcos] by Maurice Corcos Paris: Albin Michel. 2006. 345 p.

  Eléana Mylona

  pp. 1322-1324

• Le parole ritrovate. Le parole dalle immagini. Rifl essioni teoriche e percorsi analitici dalle psicosi [Words rediscovered, words from images: Psychosis: theoretical refl ections and analytic approaches] by Marina Breccia Roma: Borla. 2006. 232 p.

  Livia Tabanelli

  pp. 1325-1327

History of Psychoanalysis

• A Perfectly Staged ‘Concerted Action’ Against Psychoanalysis: The 1913 Congress of German Psychiatrists

  Ernst M. Falzeder & John C. Burnham

  pp. 1223-1244

Educational and Professional Issues

• Authors who have an Impact on Candidates' Training: Cultural Differences and Theoretical Languages

  Andrea M. Rodríguez Quiroga De Pereira, M. Rita Ragau, Laura V. Borensztein De Weinstein & Silvia G. Jadur

  pp. 1245-1261

Letters to the Editors

• On: Projective Identification

  James S. Grotstein

  pp. 1289-1290

Book Review

• Adozione e oltre [Adoption and beyond] by Claudia Artoni Schlesinger Rome: Borla. 2006. 232 p.

  Franco Borgogno

  pp. 1293-1295

Theoretical and Clinical

• Narcissistic Mortification of Ageing Men

  Martin Teising

  pp. 1329-1344

• Freud's Prehistoric Matrix—Owing ‘Nature’ a Death

  Joan Raphael-Leff

  pp. 1345-1373

• Psychoanalytic Transformations

  Fernando Riolo

  pp. 1375-1389

• Utopic Ideas of Cure and Joint Exploration in Psychoanalytic Supervision

  Andrzej Werbart

  pp. 1391-1408

• A Technique for Facilitating the Creation of Mind

  Neville Symington

  pp. 1409-1422

• Forgiveness, Acceptance and the Matter of Expectation

  Shahrzad Siassi

  pp. 1423-1440

• Raiding the Inarticulate: The Internal Analytic Setting and Listening Beyond Countertransference

  Michael Parsons

  pp. 1441-1456

• Thinking Extreme Social Violence: The Model of The Literary Plague

  Beatriz Priel

  pp. 1457-1472

• Space and Time in Psychoanalytic Listening

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 1473-1490

• Are you a Woman—Or a Flower?’: The Capacity to Experience Beauty

  Annie Sweetnam

  pp. 1491-1506

• Learning from Experience: Bion's Concept of Reverie and Buddhist Meditation: A Comparative Study

  Esther Pelled

  pp. 1507-1526

• The Influence of Extreme Traumatization on Body, Mind and Social Relations

  Bent Rosenbaum & Sverre Varvin

  pp. 1527-1542

• Reply to Dr Withers on Traumatic Memories

  Michael I. Good

  pp. 1552-1553

• Lives across time: Growing up by Henry Massie and Nathan Szajnberg Philadelphia, PA: Xlibris Corporation. 2005. 300.

  Andres F. Arteaga & Linda C. Mayes

  pp. 1558-1562

• La difficile identità … [The difficult identity] by Pia De Silvestris Roma: Borla. 2006. 154 p.

  Domenico Chianese

  pp. 1562-1565

• Ipotesi Gay. Materiali per un confronto [The gay hypothesis. Material for comparative study] Edited by Olga Pozzi and Sarantis Thanopulos Roma: Borla. 2006. 219 p.

  Manuela Fraire

  pp. 1565-1569

• Figure del dialogo tra antropologia e psicoanalisi [Figures of the dialogue between anthropology and psychoanalysis] by Alfredo Lombardozzi Roma: Borla. 2006. 200 p.

  Giovanna Regazzoni Goretti

  pp. 1569-1573

• Psicoanalisi e neuroscienze [Psychoanalysis and neuroscience] Edited by Mauro Mancia Milan: Springer. 2007. 460 p.

  Luca Imeri

  pp. 1573-1577

• Learning from life by Patrick Casement London and New York: Routledge. 2006. 212 p.

  Mario Marrone

  pp. 1577-1580

• Psychoanalytische Traumatologie—Das Trauma in der Familie [Psychoanalytic traumatology—trauma in the family] By Mathias Hirsch Stuttgart: Schattauer Verlag. 2004. 308 p. Trauma und Paranoia. Individuelle und kollektive Angst im politischen Kontext [Trauma and paranoia. Individual and collective anxiety in the political context] edited by Rotraut De Clerck Gießen: Psychosozial Verlag. 2006. 147 p.

  Peter Schraivogel

  pp. 1581-1587

• L'être-bébé by Bernard Golse PUF: Paris. (Le fil rouge series.) 2006. 331 p.

  Joyceline Siksou

  pp. 1587-1590

Panel Report

• Psychoanalytic Reflections on the Body in Racism, Homophobia and Misogyny

  Janice S. Lieberman

  pp. 1543-1549

Letters to the Editors

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

  Robert Withers

  pp. 1551-1552

Book Review

• Psykoanalysen i ny belysning [Psychoanalysis in a new light] by Gunnar Karlsson Stockholm: Symposion. 2004. 229 p.

  Søren Aagaard

  pp. 1555-1558