International Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Editorial

  Dana Birksted-Breen & Bob Micheles

  pp. 1-3

• Letter from London

  Julia Fabricius

  pp. 5-14

• Distinguishing Psychoanalysis from Psychotherapy

  Fred Busch

  pp. 23-34

• Distinguishing Psychoanalysis from Psychotherapy

  Horst Kächele

  pp. 35-43

• Distinguishing Psychoanalysis from Psychotherapy

  Daniel Widlöcher

  pp. 45-50

• Discussion: Fred Busch's Response to H. Kächele D. Widlöcher

  Fred Busch

  pp. 51-54

• Horst Kächele's Response to F. Busch and D. Widlöcher

  Horst Kächele

  pp. 55-57

• Daniel Wildlöcher's Response to F. Busch and H. Kächele

  Daniel Widlöcher

  pp. 59-61

• Affirming ‘That's not Psycho-Analysis!’ On the value of the Politically Incorrect Act of Attempting to Define the Limits of our Field

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 81-99

• Why read Fairbairn?

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 101-118

• Phallic and Seminal Masculinity: A Theoretical and Clinical Confusion

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 119-139

• Murder on the Mind: Tyranical Power and other Points Along the Perverse Spectrum

  Richard Tuch

  pp. 141-162

• Dante's Comedy: Precursors of Psychoanalytic Technique and Psyche

  Nathan Moses Szajnberg

  pp. 183-197

• On: The Comments of Erik Gann

  Gadi Taub

  pp. 200-201

• Alter ego by Michel Neyraut Editions de I'Olivier, Paris, 2008; 203 pp; €L13.

  Dominique Bourdin

  pp. 222-230

• Envy and Gratitude Revisited edited by Priscilla Roth and Alessandra Lemma International Psychoanalytical Association, London, 2008; 252 pp; £25.99

  Gabriella Grauso

  pp. 231-236

• Searching for the Perfect Woman: The Story of a Complete Psychoanalysis by Vamik D. Volkan with J. Christopher Fowler Aronson, Lanham, MD, 2009; 157 pp; $50.00

  Adele Tutter

  pp. 236-241

• Handbook of Evidence-Based Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: Bridging the Gap Between Science and Practice edited by Raymond A. Levy, J. Stuart Ablon Humana Press, New York, NY, 2009; 399 pp; $99.50

  Eve Caligor

  pp. 241-244

• Dictionnaire freudien [Freudian Dictionary] by Claude Le Guen PUF, Paris, 2008; 1719 pp; €49.00

  Hélène Parat

  pp. 244-248

• Correction Note

  pp. 249-249

Psychoanalytic Controversies

• How does Psychoanalytic Practice Differ from Psychotherapy? The Implications of the Difference for the Development of Psychoanalytic Training and Practice: An Introduction to “Distinguishing Psychoanalysis from Psychotherapy”

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 15-21

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• An Interruption in Unconscious Communication in the Analytic Couple

  Hilda María Feuerhake & Marta Lebrero

  pp. 63-80

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Contemporary art and Hanna Segal's thinking on Aesthetics

  Adela Abella

  pp. 163-181

Letters to the Editors

• On: A Confusion of Tongues between Psychoanalysis and Philosophy

  Erik Gann

  pp. 199-200

Flim Essay

• The strange case of Dr Mantle and Dr Mantle: David Cronenberg's Dead Ringers

  Joaquin Cañizares

  pp. 203-218

Book Reviews

• Loving Psychoanalysis: Technique and Theory in the Therapeutic Relationship by Susan S. Levine Aronson, New York, NY, 2009; 155 pp; $40.00

  Gurmeet S. Kanwal

  pp. 219-222

The Analyst at Work

• Stumbling towards Termination

  Mayer Subrin

  pp. 251-261

• A Commentary on Mayer Subrin's Paper ‘Stumbling towards Termination’

  Ilany Kogan

  pp. 263-271

• Some thoughts on Mayer Subrin's ‘Stumbling towards Termination’

  Nilde Parada Franch

  pp. 273-277

• Stumbling towards Termination in Clinical and Theoretical Psychoanalysis: A Commentary on ‘Stumbling towards Termination’

  Alessandro Garella

  pp. 279-286

• Winnicott's Foundation for the Basic Concepts of Freud's Metapsychology?

  Martine Girard

  pp. 305-324

• Some Thoughts on the Concept of the Internal Parental Couple

  Serge Frisch & Christine Frisch-Desmarez

  pp. 325-342

• The Narcissistic Difficulties Presented to the Observer by the Psychosomatic Problem

  Pierre Marty

  pp. 347-360

• Discussion Concerning Dr Pierre Marty's Paper

  pp. 361-363

• Commentary on Pierre Marty's The Narcissistic Difficulties Presented to the Observer by the Psychosomatic Problem

  Richard M. Gottlieb

  pp. 365-370

• The Kleinian Problematic of Narcissism

  Ingrid Newstadt

  pp. 376-379

• Perversion

  Adrienne Harris & Francisco J. Gonzalez

  pp. 380-383

• Psychoanalytic Treatment for Severely Disturbed Adolescents

  Virginia Ungar & Viviane Sprinz Mondrzak

  pp. 384-386

• The Past as Resistance, the Past as Constructed

  Henry Markman

  pp. 387-390

• Comparative Perspectives on the Unconscious Inclinical Work

  Ron Spielman

  pp. 391-394

• Convergences and Divergences in Treatments of So-Called ADHD Children

  Dieter Bürgin, Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Alan Sugarman

  pp. 395-398

• The Analyst's Response to the Effects of the Transference: On Lacan and Bion

  Carlos Barredo & Laura Etchegoyen

  pp. 399-401

• On: Realism and Research in Psychoanalysis, by D. Bell and R. Wallerstein

  René Epstein

  pp. 405-407

• On: Response to Letter from Epstein

  David Bell

  pp. 407-407

• Philosophy, Psychoanalysis and the A-Rational Mind by Linda A.W. Brakel Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2009; 197 pp; $59.95

  Elliot L. Jurist

  pp. 433-437

• Freudian Unconscious and Cognitive Neuroscience: From Unconscious Fantasies to Neural Algorithms by Vesa Talvitie Karnac, London, 2009; 156 pp; £19.99

  Johannes Lehtonen

  pp. 437-440

• Listening to Hanna Segal: Her Contribution to Psychoanalysis by Jean-Michel Quinodoz Routledge, London, New York, NY, The New Library of Psychoanalysis, 2008; 171 pp; £19.99

  Ricardo Stramer

  pp. 440-448

• La tentation psychotique [The Psychotic Temptation] by Liliane Abensour Presses Universitaires de France, Paris, 2008; 206 pp.

  Bernard Chervet

  pp. 448-454

• Psychanalyse et Psychose no. 9, 2009: ‘L énigme de la réalité’ [Psychoanalysis and Psychosis: ‘The Enigma of Reality’]

  Benoit Servant

  pp. 454-461

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• The Analyst in Action: An Individual Account of What Jungians do and why They do it

  Warren Colman

  pp. 287-303

Key Paper: The Narcissistic Difficulties Presented to the Observation by the Psychosomatic Problem

• Introduction to the Paper by Pierre Marty: The Narcissistic Difficulties Presented to the Observer by the Psychosomatic Problem

  Marilia Aisenstein & Claude Smadja

  pp. 343-346

Panel Reports

• Analytic Practice: Convergences and Divergences

  Cláudio Laks Eizirik

  pp. 371-375

Letters to the Editors

• On: Transference

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

  pp. 403-405

Film Essays

• The Shining: All Work and no Play …

  Noel Hess

  pp. 409-414

Book Reviews Essay

• The Work of Confluence: Listening and Interpreting in the Psychoanalytic Field by Madeleine Willy Baranger (Edited by Leticia Glocer Fiorini). London: Karnac Books, 2009. 254 pp; £24.99.

  Andrea Sabbadini & Antonino Ferro

  pp. 415-429

Book Reviews

• Traum, Wahn und Mikrowelten. Affektregulierung in Neurose und Psychose und die Generierung von Bildern [Dreams, Delusions and Micro-worlds: Affect Regulation in Neurosis and Psychosis and the Creation of Images] by Ulrich Moser Brandes & Apsel, Frankfurt, 2008; 220 pp; €24.90

  Joachim F. Danckwardt

  pp. 431-433

Letter From…

• Letter from Paris

  Marilia Aisenstein

  pp. 463-468

The Analyst at Work

• La Vita Nuova

  Ingrid M. Geerken

  pp. 469-483

• Commentary

  Lesley Caldwell

  pp. 485-494

• Commentary on the Material Presented by Ingrid M. Geerken: A New Discourse, a New Love

  Carlos E. Barredo

  pp. 495-503

• From Freud's Dream-Work to Bion's Work of Dreaming: The Changing Conception of Dreaming in Psychoanalytic Theory

  John A. Schneider

  pp. 521-540

• The Italian Red Brigades and the Structure and Dynamics of Terrorist Groups

  Carole Beebe Tarantelli

  pp. 541-560

• One-Person and Two-Person Conceptions of Attachment and their Implications for Psychoanalytic Thought

  Paul L. Wachtel

  pp. 561-581

• Two Modalities of Manic Defences: Their Function in Adolescent Breakdown

  Catalina Bronstein

  pp. 583-600

• Some Observations on the Process of Mourning

  Otto Kernberg

  pp. 601-619

• Conceptual Framework from the Paris Psychosomatic School: A Clinical Psychoanalytic Approach to Oncology

  Marilia Aisenstein & Claude Smadja

  pp. 621-640

• Rinsho Seishin Igaku no Hoho [The Method of Clinical Psychiatry] by Takeo Doi Iwasaki Gakujutsu Shuppannsha [Iwasaki Academic Press], Tokyo, 2009

  Naoki Fujiyama

  pp. 659-663

• The Work of Psychoanalysts in the Public Health Sector edited by Mary Brownescombe Heller, Sheena Pollet Routledge, London, 2010; 212 pp; £22.99

  Joan Schachter

  pp. 663-667

• L'Esprit du mal [The Spirit of Evil] by Nathalie Zaltzman Editions de l'Olivier, Paris, penser/rêver, 2007; 109 pp; €10.00

  François Villa & Eva Weil

  pp. 667-674

• Making a Difference in Patients' Lives: Emotional Experience in the Therapeutic Setting by Sandra Buechler Routledge: New York, 2008: 317 pp; £23.95

  Daria Colombo

  pp. 674-680

• Emotion and the Psychodynamics of the Cerebellum: A Neuro-Psychoanalytic Analysis and Synthesis Fred M. Levin, editor Karnac Books: London, 2009, 253 pp; £24.99

  Charles P. Fisher

  pp. 680-685

Psychonalytic Theory and Technique

• Notes on the Beating Fantasy

  François J. Sirois

  pp. 505-519

Letter to the Editor

• On: The Concept of Death Drive and Aggressio

  Nestor D. Kapusta

  pp. 641-642

Film Essay

• The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: Regression and the Angel of Death

  Sandra Fenster

  pp. 643-650

Book Reviews

• L'Annuel de l'APF 2009: Quelle guérison? Mal, malaise, maladie [APF Annual, 2009] PUF, Paris, 2009; 200 pp; €24.00

  Bertrand Colin

  pp. 651-659

Editorial

• Is Translation Possible?

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 687-694

• How Translations of Freud's Writings Have Influenced French Psychoanalytic Thinking

  Jean-Michel Quinodoz

  pp. 695-716

• Relative Motion: Translation and Therapy

  George Craig

  pp. 717-725

• The Two Time Vectors of Nachträglichkeit in the Development of Ego Organization: Significance of the Concept for the Symbolization of Nameless Traumas and Anxieties

  Gerhard Dahl

  pp. 727-744

• Coincidences in Analysis: Sigmund Freud and the Strange Case of Dr Forsyth and Herr von Vorsicht

  Maria Pierri

  pp. 745-772

• Narcissism lost: On translating and being translated

  Maria Inês N. E. Carneiro & Arthur Brakel

  pp. 773-784

• Representante-Representativo, Représentant-Représentation, Ideational Representative: Which One is a Freudian Concept? On the Translation of Vorstellungsrepräsentanz in spanish, French and English

  Marcos Herrera

  pp. 785-809

• Notes on ‘Bemächtigungstrieb’ and Strachey's Translation as ‘Instinct for Mastery’

  Kristin White

  pp. 811-820

• Hidden Gifts of Love: A Clinical Application of Object Relations Theory

  Naomi Steinberg

  pp. 839-858

• Levels of Analytic Work and Levels of Pathology: The Work of Calibration

  Anne Alvarez

  pp. 859-878

• The Evolved Function of the Oedipal Conflict

  Lawrence Josephs

  pp. 937-958

• Collateral Damage: Grief and Recovery after Losing a Training Analyst Due to an Ethical Violation

  Glen Gabbard & Elizabeth Wallace

  pp. 963-965

• Psychoanalysts Translating Psychoanalysts Today

  Jean-Michel Quinodoz & Emad Bishara

  pp. 966-968

• Battling the Life and Death Forces of Sadomasochism

  Harriet Basseches & Ellen Sinkman

  pp. 969-972

• Object Relations in Clinical Psychoanalysis

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 973-976

• Kohut Today

  David Terman & James Fisch

  pp. 977-980

• Child/Adolescent Analysts at Work in the Present Space

  Elizabeth Tuters

  pp. 981-984

• Psychoanalysis and Virtual Reality

  Irene Cairo & Susana Vinocur Fischbein

  pp. 985-988

• Telephone Analysis

  Charles Hanly & Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 989-992

• Three Regional Approaches to the Worldwide Problem of the Decrease in the Number of Patients and Trainees

  Peter Blos & Lee David Brauer

  pp. 993-996

• Psychosis and Regression

  Liliane Abensour

  pp. 997-999

• On: The Comments of Dr. Graham Clarke and Dr. Paul Finnegan

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 1002-1003

• La mente estatica [The Ecstatic Mind] by Elvio Fachinelli Adelphi, Milano, 2009; 201 pp.

  Cristiana Cimino

  pp. 1022-1025

• Das Labyrinth der Borderline-Kommunikation. Klinische Zugänge zum Erleben von Raum und Zeit [The Labyrinth of Borderline Communication: Clinical Access to the Experience of Space and Time] by Heinz Weiss Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart, 2009; 220 pp; €29,90.

  Gerhard Dammann

  pp. 1026-1028

• What You Don't Know You Know: Our Hidden Motives in Life, Business and Everything Else by Kenneth Eisold Other Press, New York, NY, 2010; 249 pp.

  Marie G. Rudden

  pp. 1028-1033

• Mad and Divine: Spirit and Psyche in the Modern World by Sudhir Kakar University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, London, 2009; 178 pp.

  Jerome A. Winer

  pp. 1034-1037

• Partners in Thought: Working with Unformulated Experience, Dissociation, and Enactment by Donnel B. Stern Routledge, New York, NY, 2010; 229 + xix pp; $34.95

  Lucy LaFarge

  pp. 1037-1042

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• The Deconstruction of Primary Narcissism

  René Roussillon

  pp. 821-837

History of Psychoanalysis

• Marie Bonaparte, her first two patients and the literary world

  Rémy Amouroux

  pp. 879-894

Education and Professional Issues

• Benign and Disruptive Disturbances of the Supervisory Field

  Germano Vollmer Filho & Antonio Carlos J. Pires

  pp. 895-913

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Reading Minds: Mentalization, Irony and Literary Engagement

  Elisa Galgut

  pp. 915-935

Panel Report

• Ending Analysis: Comparative views

  Nancy Kulish & Patricia Plopa

  pp. 959-962

Letters to the Editors

• On: Fairbairn and Dynamic Structure

  Graham S. Clarke & Paul Finnegan

  pp. 1001-1002

Film Essay

• Do Cyborgs Dream? Post-Human Landscapes in Shinya Tsukamoto's Nightmare Detective (2006)

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 1005-1016

Book Reviews

• Rosenfeld in Retrospect edited by John Steiner Routledge, London, 2008; 153 pp; $34.95

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 1017-1022

Psychonalytic Theory and Technique

• Penultimate Interpretation

  Yair Neuman

  pp. 1043-1054

• The Life Instinct

  Nicola Abel-Hirsch

  pp. 1055-1071

• The Dual Aspect of Fantasy: Flight from Reality or Imaginative Realm? Considerations and Hypotheses from Clinical Psychoanalysis

  Laura Colombi

  pp. 1073-1091

• Reflection in Psychoanalysis: On Symbols and Metaphors

  Henrik Enckell

  pp. 1093-1114

• Self-Criticism and Unconscious Grandiosity: Transference—Counter Transference Dimensions

  Steven H. Cooper

  pp. 1115-1136

• Is the Transference Interpretation Still Central to Analytic Work?

  Marie-France Dispaux

  pp. 1204-1205

• Migration and Identity: Different Perspectives

  Ilany Kogan

  pp. 1206-1208

• Current Analytical Practice and the Analyst's Position,

  Stefano Bolognini & Paola Marion

  pp. 1209-1212

• Clinical Treatment of Psychosomatic Symptoms

  Marilia Aisenstein

  pp. 1213-1215

• Prejudice, Transgenerational Transmission, and Neutrality

  Fanny Blanck-Cereijido & Myriam Grynberg Robinson

  pp. 1216-1219

• A Clinical View on the Directions of Time: Here and Now, the Past in the Present, from the Present to the Past

  Antoine Corel & Michael I. Good

  pp. 1220-1223

• Sándor Ferenczi's Clinical Diary in our Current Psychoanalytic Practice

  Franco Borgogno & Ana Rita Nuti Pontes

  pp. 1224-1226

• The Medea fantasy: An Inevitable Burden during Prenatal Diagnostics?

  Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Nicole Pfenning

  pp. 1227-1230

• ‘There is a Remedy for Everything but Death’: To Bear Witness, to Recover and Transform Psychic Experiences of Annihilation

  Ronny Jaffè

  pp. 1231-1235

• Women Analyzing Women: The Difficult Patient

  Teresa Flores

  pp. 1236-1238

• The Soldiers Project: A Psychoanalytically-Informed free Clinic for Military Service Members and Their Families

  Kate Schechter

  pp. 1239-1241

• Psychoanalysis in a ‘Shame Culture’: Japanese Psychoanalytic Insights

  M. Hossein Etezady

  pp. 1242-1245

• Independent Traditions and Middle Groups in Contemporary Psychoanalysis

  Warren Poland & Valerie Laabs-Siemon

  pp. 1246-1249

• Shuttle Analysis in the Han-Prakken Psychoanalytic Institute for Eastern Europe (PIEE)

  Christopher Bollas & Gilbert Diatkine

  pp. 1250-1253

• Psychoanalytic Theories of Creativity: Clinical Applications

  Nellie L. Thompson

  pp. 1254-1257

• A Community of Schools: Psychoanalytic Influences on Peaceful and Academically Strong Schools in USA, Australia, New Zealand and Jamaica

  Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 1258-1260

• Can the Analyst Think While Enacting?

  Donald Moss

  pp. 1261-1263

• Internal and External Reality

  Carmen C. Mion

  pp. 1264-1267

• The use of the Alpha Function in Analytical Construction

  Alfredo Lombardozzi

  pp. 1268-1271

• Corrective Emotional Experience Revisited

  Steven H. Cooper & Megan E. McCarthy

  pp. 1272-1275

• Clinical Approaches to Dreams

  Olivier Bonard

  pp. 1276-1278

• On: Response to Rachel B. Blass’ Paper about the Value of Attempting to Define the Limits of Psychoanalysis

  Yoram Hazan

  pp. 1280-1281

• On ‘Affirming “That's not Psycho-Analysis!’”

  Emanuel Berman

  pp. 1281-1282

• On: ‘Affirming: “That's not Psychoanalysis!’” by R. Blass

  Steven Stern

  pp. 1283-1284

• On: The Comments of Emanuel Berman, Lewis Aron, Yoram Hazan and Steven Stern

  Rachel Blass

  pp. 1285-1287

• Il bambino e le sue relazioni. Attaccamento e individualità tra teoria e osservazione [The Child and His Relationships: Attachment and Individuality Between Theory and Observation] by Cristina Riva Crugnola Raffaello Cortina, Milano, 2007; 268 pp.

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 1303-1310

• L'intima stanza. Teoria e tecnica del campo analitico [The intimate Room: Theory and Technique of the Analytic Field] by Giuseppe Civitarese Boria, Roma, 2008; 230 pp.; €22.99

  Giuseppe Di Chiara

  pp. 1310-1314

• Nainen Ja Viha [Woman and Hatred] by Elina Reenkola Minerva Publishing, Helsinki, 2008; 215 pp.

  Maria Häkkinen

  pp. 1314-1316

• Difesa e psicosi. Studio su Freud [Defence and Psychosis: A Study of Freud] by Stefania Nicasi Giovanni Fioriti Editore, Roma, 2009; 178 pp.

  Mauro Manica

  pp. 1316-1319

• Itinerari e figure della passione [Itineraries and Figures of Passion] by Giorgio Sassanelli Antigone Edizioni, Torino, 2008; 307 pp; €19

  Gianluigi Monniello

  pp. 1319-1324

History of Psychoanalysis

• Freud and the Hammerschlag Family: A Formative Relationship

  Gerhard Fichtner

  pp. 1137-1156

Interdisciplinary Studies

• The Expulsion of Evil and its Return: An Unconscious Fantasy Associated with a Case of Mass Hysteria in Adolescents

  Nashyiela Loa Zavala

  pp. 1157-1178

Educational and Professional Issues

• The French Model at Work: Indication and the Jean Favreau Centre for Consultation and Treatment

  Ellen A. Sparer

  pp. 1179-1199

Panel Report

• Castration and Intolerance

  Robert D. Hinshelwood & Marilyn Charles

  pp. 1201-1203

Letters to the Editors

• On: Responding to Rachel Blass' Article ‘Affirming “That's not Psycho-Analysis!” On the value of the Politically Incorrect act of Attempting to Define the Limits of Our Field’

  Lewis Aron

  pp. 1279-1280

Film Essay

• Film Essay: Love and hate in dementia: The depressive position in the film Iris

  Daniel Anderson

  pp. 1289-1297

Book Reviews

• Spontaneity: A Psychoanalytic Inquiry by Gemma Corradi Fiumara Routledge, Hove, New York, NY, 2009; 149 pp.

  Marcia Cavell

  pp. 1299-1303

• Reviewers for 2010

  pp. 1325-1327

• Letter from Jerusalem

  H. Shmuel Erlich

  pp. 1329-1335

• Shifting the Perspective after the Patient's Response to an Interpretation

  Anssi Peräkylä

  pp. 1363-1384

• Creating Analysts, Creating Analytic Patients

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 1385-1404

• Working through and its Various Models

  René Roussillon

  pp. 1405-1417

• The Body, Adolescence, and Psychosis

  Riccardo Lombardi & Marisa Pola

  pp. 1419-1444

• Some Thoughts between Body and Mind in the Light of Wilma Bucci's Multiple Code Theory

  Luigi Solano

  pp. 1445-1464

• “Till Destruction Sicken”: The Catastrophe of Mind in Macbeth

  Carole Beebe Tarantelli

  pp. 1483-1501

• Curse and Consequence: King Lear's Destructive Narcissism

  Roy Schafer

  pp. 1503-1521

• On: Memory in a Labile State: Therapeutic Application

  Hugo Bleichmar

  pp. 1524-1526

• On: Contemporary Art and Hanna Segal's Thinking on Aesthetics by Adela Abella

  Moran Shoham

  pp. 1526-1527

• Melanie Klein in Berlin by Claudia Frank Routledge, Hove, New Library of Psychoanalysis, 2009; 500 pp; £24.99

  Ronald Britton

  pp. 1535-1539

• The Very Thought of Education: Psychoanalysis and the Impossible Professions by Deborah P. Britzman State University of New York Press, Albany, NY, 2009; 166 pp; $60 (hardcover), $23.95 (paperback)

  Jane G. Tillman

  pp. 1539-1543

• Autism in Childhood and Autistic Features in Adults edited by Kate Barrows Karnac, London, 2008; 306 pp; £19.99

  Brian Truckle

  pp. 1543-1546

• Pourquoi l'antisémitisme? Et si Freud s'était trompé … Freud, la question paternelle et l'antisémitisme [Why Anti-Semitism? And What if Freud Were Wrong … Freud, the Father Question and Anti-Semitism] Éditions Pascal, Paris, 2009; 158 pp; €17.50 Jean-Claude Stoloff

  Georges Pragier

  pp. 1546-1550

• Destini delle Identità [Fates of Identities] by Lucio Russo Borla, Roma, 2009; 239 pp; €23.00

  Marina Breccia

  pp. 1550-1557

• Correction Note

  pp. 1563-1563

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Mourning and Psychosis: A Psychoanalytic Perspective[Duelo y psicosis: Una perspectiva psicoanalitica]

  Jorge L. Tizón

  pp. 1337-1361

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Universal Fantasy in Latency: Separation, Attachment and Sexuality in Julio Cortázar's Bestiary

  Ellen Shustorovich & Lissa Weinstein

  pp. 1465-1482

Letter to the Editors

• On: The Possibly Narcissistic Difficulties Among Scientific Cultures: A Response to Marty's 1952 Key Paper

  Nathan Szajnberg

  pp. 1523-1524

Book Reviews

• But at the Same Time and on Another Level: Vol. 1: Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique in the Kleinian/Bionian Mode Vol. 2: Clinical Applications in the Kleinian/Bionian Mode by James S. Grotstein Karnac, London, 2009; Vol. 1, 382 pp, vol. 2, 286 pp

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 1529-1535