Psychoanalytic Review

• Repression Part I of Ii

  Morris Eagle

  pp. 1-38

• Sigmund Freud and the Lubavitcher Rebbe

  Stanley Schneider & Joseph H. Berke

  pp. 39-59

• Self-Disclosure and Psychoanalytic Meaning: A Psychoanalytic Fable

  Richard M. Billow

  pp. 61-79

• Psychic Reality And Psychic Change: A Therapeutic Journey

  Anita Weinreb Katz

  pp. 81-100

• Swords Into Plowshares: Exploring The Recovery Ethics Of Destructive Lives

  Carl Goldberg

  pp. 101-120

• Defense And Resistance In The Psychoanalytic Process

  Uri Lowental

  pp. 121-135

• The Therapist As A Person Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1996, xxiii + 302 pp.

  Margaret Crastnopol

  pp. 148-154

• Trauma and Recovery New York: Basic Books, Harper Collins, 1992, xi + 276 pp.

  Tamar Turin Opler

  pp. 154-158

Film Notes

• Eyes Wide Shut

  George Mott

  pp. 137-143

Books

• Immigrant Experiences, Personal Narrative and Psychological Analysis London: Associated University Presses and Madison/Teaneck, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1997, 289 pp.

  Beth A. Althofer

  pp. 145-148

• Repression Part II Of II

  Morris Eagle

  pp. 161-187

• “Ruthlessness Gives Way To Ruth”: Mothering And Mourning In Marilynne Robinson'S Housekeeping

  Rael Meyerowitz

  pp. 189-226

• The Wisdom of Ecclesiastes and its Meaning for Psychoanalysis

  Paul Marcus

  pp. 227-250

• On Healing Eve'S Grief

  Joseph Simo

  pp. 251-276

• Children Watching Movies

  Ira Konigsberg

  pp. 277-303

• Gender and Envy. Edited by Nancy Burke. New York: Routledge, 1998 328 pp.

  Karen Maroda

  pp. 310-314

• History And Memory After Auschwitz. By Dominick LaCapra. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1998.

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 314-321

Film Notes

• Analyze This

  George Mott

  pp. 305-308

Book Reviews

• The Future Of Psychoanalysis. Edited By Johannes Cremerius and translated by Jeremy Gaines. London: Open Gate Press, 153 pp.

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 309-310

• The Cultural and Institutional Context of Habermas's View of Psychoanalysis

  James Walkup

  pp. 325-353

• Controversies in Psychoanalytic Education: The Issue of Race and its Relevance in Psychoanalytic Treatment

  David L. Downing

  pp. 355-375

• Psychoanalysis on Stage: Moss Hart's Lady in the Dark

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 377-383

• Blaming Bettelheim

  Kurt Jacobsen

  pp. 385-415

• A Derailed Dialogue: Unexpected Difficulties in the Psychoanalytic Work with Patients From East Germany

  Irmhild Kohte-Meyer

  pp. 417-428

• Janáček and Sibelius: The Antithetical Fates of Creativity in Late Adulthood

  Abram Chipman

  pp. 429-454

• Psychoanalvtic Versions of the Human Condition: Philosophies of Life and Their Impact on Practice. by Paul Marcus and Alan Rosenberg, eds. New York: New York University Press, 1998, 464 pp.

  Charlotte Kahn

  pp. 467-474

Film Notes

• Film Notes: eXistenZ: The Blurring of the Organic and the High-Tech World in Cronenberg's Films

  Isaac Tylim

  pp. 455-461

Books

• Nietzsche's Presence in Freud's Life and Thought on the Origins of a Psychology of Dynamic Unconscious Mental Functioning. By Ronald Lehrer. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995, xi + 370 pp.

  M. Guy Thompson

  pp. 463-467

• Preface

  M. Guy Thompson

  pp. 477-482

• The Heart of the Matter: R. D. Laing's Enigmatic Relationship with Psychoanalysis

  M. Guy Thompson

  pp. 483-509

• On R. D. Laing: Style, Sorcery, Alienation

  John M. Heaton

  pp. 511-526

• Awakening to Love: R. D. Laing's Phenomenological Therapy

  Steven Gans

  pp. 527-547

• R.D. Laing's Contribution to Existentialism and Humanistic Psychology

  Daniel Burston

  pp. 549-560

• R. D. Laing's Contribution to the “Treatment” of “Schizophrenia”: Responsible responses to Suffering and Malaise

  Leon Redler

  pp. 561-589

• R. D. Laing's Existential-Humanistic Practice: What was he Actually Doing?

  Kirk J. Schneider

  pp. 591-600

• Schreber Revisité: Colloque De Cerisy. Edited by Daniel Devreese, Zvi Lothane, and Jacques Schotte. Leuven: Leuven University Press/Presses Universitaires de Louvain, 1998, 243 pp.

  Patrick Luyten

  pp. 605-612

Books

• The Emergent EGO: Complexity and Coevolution in the Psychoanalytic Process. By Stanley R. Palumbo. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1999, 398 pp.

  Peter L. Giovacchini

  pp. 601-605

• Fear of Being Overwhelmed and Psychoanalytic: Theories of Anxiety

  Marvin Hurvich

  pp. 615-649

• Nietzsche's Madness

  Kyle Arnold & George Atwood

  pp. 651-698

• The Struggle Between Living and Dying: The Analytic Treatment of a 90-Year-Old Woman

  Edith Laufer

  pp. 699-715

• Falling Down: Baser Instincts

  Harvay Greenburg

  pp. 726-732

• Freud's Models of the mind. By Joseph Sandler, Alex Holder, Christopher Dare, and Anna Ursula Dreher. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1997, 203 pp.

  Alan J. Barnett

  pp. 740-744

• Sacred Hoops: Spiritual Lessons of a Hardwood Warrior. By Phil Jackson and Hugh Delenhanty. New York: Hyperion, 1995, 240 pp., $12.95 (paper).

  pp. 744-753

Film Notes

• The Cello Bow as Magic Wand

  Alexander Stein

  pp. 717-726

Book

• Humor and The Psyche: Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Edityed by James W. Barron. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1999, 232 pp.

  Dan Darvin

  pp. 733-740

• Poor Folk: Some Characters Of Dostoevsky

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 757-798

• Facing “O”: Wilfred Bion, Emmanuel Levinas, And The Face of The Other

  Edward Emery

  pp. 799-840

• Hegel on Projective Identification: Implications for Klein, Bion, and Beyond

  Jon Mills

  pp. 841-874

• A Case of (MIS)Taken Identity? I: The Question of Freudian Discourse

  Scott Montgomery

  pp. 875-910

• The Dreams of a Cancer Patient: A “Royal Road” to Understanding the Somatic Illness

  Roy C. Calogeras & Toni M. Alston

  pp. 911-937

Film Note

• Sling Blade (1996): An Actor's Creative Transformation

  Bennett Roth

  pp. 939-942

Book Review

• Identity's Architect: A Biography of Erik H. Erikson. by Lawrence J. Friedman New York: Scribners, 1999, 600 pp.

  Daniel Benveniste

  pp. 943-949