Psychoanalysis and History

• Editorial

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 1-2

• Introductions to Karin Stephen, ‘Relations between the Superego and the Ego’: Introduction II

  Noel Bradley

  pp. 7-9

• Relations between the Superego and the Ego: Introductory Remarks

  Karin Stephen

  pp. 11-28

• A World of Yesterday

  Renata Gaddini

  pp. 29-36

• Some More Additional ‘Day Residues’: The First Review of Studien Uber Hysterie, Ilona Weiss and the Dream of Irma's Injection

  Jay Geller

  pp. 61-75

• Freud, Luria and the Clinical Method

  Mark Solms

  pp. 76-109

• Thoughts on the Influence of Brentano and Comte on Freud's Work

  Blanca Anguera Domenjo

  pp. 110-118

• The Cultivated Italian (or) who Reminded Freud How to Remember Signorelli?

  Philip Kuhn

  pp. 119-122

• Correspondence

  pp. 123-124

• Freud: Conflict and Culture - Essays on his Life, Work and Legacy edited by Michael S. Roth (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1998) Authorized Knowledge: A Study of the History of Psychoanalysis From a Discourse Point of View by Jaap Bos (Utrecht: Febo druk bv, 1997) 20 Maresfield Gardens: A Guide to the Freud Museum by Erica Davies et al. (London: Serpent's Tail, 1998); reviewed by Naomi Segal

  Naomi Segal

  pp. 128-136

• Freud and His Aphasia Book: Language and the Sources of Psychoanalysis by Valerie Greenberg (Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, 1997, pp. 256); reviewed by Joseph Schwartz

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 136-139

Documents

• Introductions to Karin Stephen, ‘Relations between the Superego and the Ego’: Introduction I

  Michael Brearley

  pp. 3-6

Articles

• Profession - Psychoanalyst: A Historical View

  Ernst Falzeder

  pp. 37-60

Reviews

• Exhibit: ‘Sigmund Freud: Conflict and Culture’; reviewed by Nellie L. Thompson

  Nellie L. Thompson

  pp. 125-128

• Editorial

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 145-146

• Sigmund Freud's Letters to R.R. Grinker Sr 1933–1934: Plans for a Personal Analysis

  Jerome Kavka

  pp. 152-161

• The Correspondence of Edward Glover and Lawrence S. Kubie

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 162-188

• ‘Artificial Dentures’ Being Discordant Narratives of the Dreams of Irma's Injection

  Philip Kuhn

  pp. 257-276

• At the Origins of Jungian Thought: Culture and Method. Elements of a Separation'

  Pier Claudio Devescovi

  pp. 277-286

• Reply to Bob Hinshelwood

  Michael Brearley

  pp. 292-293

• Correspondence

  Tom Roberts

  pp. 294-294

• ‘Here Life Goes on in a Most Peculiar Way-’- Psychoanalysis before and After 1933 edited by Hella Ehlers. (Hamburg: Kellner Verlag and London: Goethe-Institut (n.d.)); reviewed by Malcolm Pines.

  Malcolm Pines

  pp. 301-302

Documents

• A Note on Roy Grinker Sr

  Malcolm Pines

  pp. 147-151

Articles

• Tansley's Psychoanalytic Network: An Episode Out of the Early History of Psychoanalysis in England

  Laura Cameron & John Forrester

  pp. 189-256

Responses

• Karin Stephen and the Superego

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 287-291

Book Reviews

• Freud and the Neurosciences: From Brain Research to the Unconscious edited by Giselher Guttmann and Inge Scholz-Strasser with contributions by Oliver W. Sacks, Giselher Guttmann, Harald Leupold-Loewenthal, Malcolm Pines, Cornelius Borck, Morris N. Eagle and Detlev B. Linke (Verlag der Oesterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna, 1998, pp. 116); reviewed by Joseph Schwartz

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 295-301