Psychoanalytic Review

• Gender Identity and the Self: I. Gender Formation in General and in Masculinity

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 1-27

• Gender Identity and the Self: II. Femininity, Homosexuality, and the Theory of the Self

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 29-66

• Correspondence Between an Elizabethan Woman and Her Psychoanalyst: Beatrice on the Couch

  Marvin Krims

  pp. 67-102

• Response to Marvin Krims's “Correspondence Between an Elizabethan Woman and Her Psychoanalyst: Beatrice on the Couch”

  Merle Molofsky

  pp. 103-106

• Response to Marvin Krims's “Correspondence Between an Elizabethan Woman and Her Psychoanalyst: Beatrice on the Couch”

  Tamar Opler

  pp. 107-112

• Reply

  Marvin Krims

  pp. 113-115

• Discovery of the Mother's Body and the Creation of the Daughter's Subjectivity

  Jane Van Buren

  pp. 117-135

• Echo in the Darkness

  Dean Davis

  pp. 137-151

Film Note

• The Piano Teacher

  Stefanie Teitelbaum

  pp. 153-157

• The Other of the Body and the Language

  Vaia Tsolas

  pp. 159-179

• Pothos: Longing for Place. Commentary on “the Other of the Body and the Language of the Margins”

  Edward Sieveking Emery

  pp. 181-190

• Attachment Mechanisms and the Bridging of Science and Religion: the Challenges of Anthropomorphism and Sectism

  Douglas F. Watt

  pp. 191-221

• Terror of Desire: The Etiology of Eating Disorders from an Attachment Theory Perspective

  Ellen Pearlman

  pp. 223-235

• My Intuitometer: Experience and Inference

  Joseph Abrahams

  pp. 237-248

• The Vertical Split in Neurosis and Psychosis: Motor Acts and the Infrastructure of Agency

  David A. S. Garfield

  pp. 249-270

• The Shadow of Movement in Psychoanalysis

  Annaïk Feve

  pp. 271-280

• “How Could You!”: Self-Righteousness Under Scrutiny in a Therapy Group

  Desy Safán-Gerard

  pp. 281-302

• Author's Response

  Walter A. Davis

  pp. 311-312

Books

• An Evening with Jonbenét Ramsey. By Walter A. Davis. New York: Author's Choice, 2003, 208 pp.

  Gavriel Reisner

  pp. 303-309

• Origins and Evolution of the Oedipus Complex as Conceptualized by Freud

  Peter Hartocollis

  pp. 315-334

• Freud, the Oedipus Complex, and Greece or the Silence of Athena

  Jennifer Eastman

  pp. 335-354

• The Obstructive Object

  Jeffrey L. Eaton

  pp. 355-372

• The Unacknowledged Knowledge and the Need for a Sanity-Confirming Selfobject

  David G. Kitron

  pp. 373-388

• Screwing Up: Underachievement as Relational Chaos

  Alexander Smith

  pp. 389-416

• Opening Psychoanalytic Space to the Spiritual

  Cynthia Stone

  pp. 417-430

• The Listening Cure: Listening for Culture in Intercultural Psychological Treatments

  Karen Seeley

  pp. 431-452

• Pets and Psychoanalysis: A Clinical Contribution

  Bennett Roth

  pp. 453-467

• The Analyst's Equilibrium, Countertransferential Management, and the Action of Psychoanalysis

  Dennis G. Shulman

  pp. 469-478

Book

• The Ethic of Honesty. By M. Guy Thompson. New York: Rodopi, 2004, paperback, 169 pp.

  Murray Bilmes

  pp. 479-484

• Wang Fo and an Ethic of Free Association: Poetic Imagination, Mythical Stories, and Moral Philosophy

  Patrick B. Kavanaugh

  pp. 487-511

• Emotion, True Self, True Other, Core State: Toward a Clinical Theory of Affective Change Process

  Diana Fosha

  pp. 513-551

• Lacanian Clinical Practice

  Bruce Fink

  pp. 553-579

• New Figures of Women

  Colette Soler & John Holland

  pp. 581-593

• Psychodynamic Structures in Poetry

  Moran Shoham

  pp. 595-605

• Nothingness, Nothing, and Nothing in the Work of Wilfred Bion and in Samuel Beckett's Murphy

  Victoria Stevens

  pp. 607-635

• Understanding Experience: Psychotherapy and Postmodernism. Edited by Roger Frie. London and New York: Routledge, 2003, xii +234 pp.

  Michelle Flax

  pp. 650-655

Film Note

• Empathy, Intimacy, and the Psychoanalytic Space: Empathy and Intimate Strangers

  Robert J. Benton

  pp. 637-648

Books

• The Good Life: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Love, Ethics, Creativity and Spirituality. By Jeffrey B. Rubin. Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 2004. 129 pp.

  Paul C. Cooper

  pp. 649-650

• Analysis of Transference as Transformation of Enactment

  Michael P. Varga

  pp. 659-674

• The Existential Dimension of Psychoanalysis (EDP): Psychic Survival and the Fear of Psychic Death (Nonbeing)

  Peter Wolson

  pp. 675-699

• The Racial Stereotype, Colonial Discourse, Fetishism, and Racism

  Derek Hook

  pp. 701-734

• “I Wish to Dream” and Other Impossible Effects of the Crypt

  Laurie Johnson

  pp. 735-745

• Sameness, Difference, Play and Fear in the i—You Encounter

  Mitchel Becker & Boaz Shalgi

  pp. 747-757

• The Lone Ranger as a Metaphor for the Psychoanalytic Movement from Conscious To Unconscious Experience

  Warren Wilner

  pp. 759-776

• My Life in Theory / Leo Rangell. Edited by Fred Busch. New York: Other Press, 2004, xvii + 363 pp.

  Carl Jacobs

  pp. 791-795

• Resurgence of Jewish Life in Germany. By Charlotte Kahn. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2004, 194 pp.

  Paul Marcus

  pp. 795-797

Film Note

• Dreaming the Truth of Experience: Heaven

  John A. Schneider

  pp. 777-785

Books

• Impossible Training: A Relational View of Psychoanalytic Education. By Emmanuel Berman. New York: William Morrow/Harper-Collins, 2002, 432 pp., $25.95.

  Frederic J. Levine

  pp. 787-791

• Prologue

  Sy Coopersmith

  pp. 801-804

• Notes on the History of The Psychoanalytic Review

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 805-806

• The Chalice of Silence and the Case that Refuses to go Away

  Lucia Villela

  pp. 807-828

• Ethics, Culture, and Taboos—organized Psychoanalysis and the Cabernite Affair

  Bernard Rubin

  pp. 829-838

• The Lobo-Cabernite Affair Revisited: And Commentary on Articles by Villela and Rubin

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 839-856

• Commentary on Lucia Villela's and Bernard Rubin's Papers

  R. Horacio Etchegoyen

  pp. 857-863

• The History of Membership and Certification in the Apsaa: Old Demons, New Debates

  Paul W. Mosher & Arnold Richards

  pp. 865-894

• Determinants of Licensing in Psychoanalysis: Exclusivity and Pluralism

  Sy Coopersmith

  pp. 895-905

• Politics Masouerading as Science: Ralph Greenson, Anna Freud, and the Klein Wars

  Douglas Kirsner

  pp. 907-927

• Transforming Trauma Into Tragedy: Oedipus/Israel and the Psychoanalyst as Messenger

  Barbara S. Kane

  pp. 929-956

• Discussion of Barbara S. Kane's “Transforming Trauma into Tragedy”

  Suzanne R. Hoover

  pp. 957-962

• Hitler's Aesthetics: A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Art and Fascism

  George Hagman

  pp. 963-981