Psychoanalytic Review

• Our Sexy Brain; Our Compelling Environment: Interactionism in Female Development

  Doris K. Silverman

  pp. 1-19

• Womb Speak

  Vladimir Lipovetsky

  pp. 21-44

• The “Undifferentiated Selfobject”: A Contribution to Understanding Symptomatic Behavior and Fixation: The Suicidal Patient

  Crayton E. Rowe

  pp. 45-71

• Toward New Metapsychologies

  Antonio Imbasciati

  pp. 73-90

• Mind, Meaning, and Quantum Physics: Models for Understanding the Dynamic Unconscious

  Gerald J. Gargiulo

  pp. 91-106

• A Holistic Framework for Psychoanalysis

  S. Montana Katz

  pp. 107-135

• Desdemona's Inner Conflicts

  Neil Smith† & Everett Siegel

  pp. 137-161

• The Resurgence of the Repressed in John Updike's Homecoming Stories “The Sandstone Farmhouse” and “The Cats”

  Aristi Trendel

  pp. 163-174

• The Internal Triangle: New Theories of Female Development. By Lucy Holmes, 2008, 149 pp.

  Margery Quackenbush

  pp. 176-179

• Warring Parents, Wounded Children and the Wretched World of Child Custody: Cautionary Tales. By Joseph Helmreich and Paul Marcus. Prager, 2008, xi + 131 pp.

  Steven A. Luel

  pp. 179-182

• Adult Children of Divorce: Confused Love Seekers. By Geraldine K. Piorkowski. Westport, Conn.: Praeger 2008, 190 pp.

  Charlotte Kahn

  pp. 182-184

• Disorders of the Self: A Personality-Guided Approach. By Marshall L. Silverstein. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association, 2007, 315 pp.

  Crayton E. Rowe

  pp. 184-188

Books

• In Memoriam: Shirley Pankin Book Review Editor 1978-2007

  Leila Lerner

  pp. 175-176

• Introduction

  Alan Roland

  pp. 191-193

• Developmental Uncertainty versus Paranoid Regression

  Ronald Britton

  pp. 195-206

• Discussion of Ronald Britton's Paper “Developmental Uncertainty versus Paranoid Regression”

  M. Nasir Ilahi

  pp. 207-214

• Fear, Paranoia, and Politics

  Alain Vanier

  pp. 215-229

• Reflections on Paranoia

  Ruth Stein

  pp. 231-237

• Paranoia and Political Leadership

  Nancy McWilliams

  pp. 239-261

• Notes for a History of Paranoia: “Yellow Peril” and the Long Twentieth Century

  John Kuo Wei Tchen

  pp. 263-283

• Roundtable Discussion 1, March 31, 2007

  Paola Mieli, Patricia Clough, Ashis Nandy & Alain Vanier

  pp. 285-301

• Roundtable Discussion 2, March 31, 2007

  Paola Mieli, Ronald Britton, Noah Feldman, Ruth Stein & Susan Tucker

  pp. 303-335

• Conclusion: Interrelating Politics and Paranoia: The Political Exploitation of Paranoid Anxiety

  Alan Roland & Catherine Silver

  pp. 337-356

An Appreciation

• Leo Rangell: The Journey of a Developed Freudian

  Arthur A. Lynch & Arnold David Richards

  pp. 361-391

Original Articles

• Driving Death Away: Death and Freud's Theory of the Death Drive

  Liran Razinsky

  pp. 393-424

• God Representations as Transitional Subjects

  Ryan LaMothe

  pp. 425-449

• Epiphany: The Poet's Art, the Analyst's Instrument. Formal Structure as a Vehicle for the Expression of Primary Experience

  Marilyn Charles

  pp. 451-467

• Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious in Heart of Darkness

  Joyce Piell Wexler

  pp. 469-482

• Flames from the Unconscious: Trauma, Madness and Faith. By Michael Eigen. London: Karnac Books, 2009, 163 pp.

  Richard Raubolt

  pp. 518-520

• Power Games: Influence, Persuasion and Indoctrination in Psychotherapy Training. Edited by Richard Raubolt. New York: Other Press, 2006, 352 pp.

  Paul C. Cooper

  pp. 520-523

• The Janus Face of Prenatal Diagnosis: A European Study Bridging Ethics, Psychoanalysis, and Medicine. Edited by Marianne Leuzing-Bohleber and Eve-Marie Tsiantis. London: Karnac, 2008, 457 pp.

  Micheline Charpie

  pp. 523-527

Psychoanalytic Education

• Transference as a Device for Facilitating Attention

  William Fried

  pp. 483-493

Books: History of Psychoanalysis

• Book Review Essay: So Long to Once upon a Time: Revolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis. By George Makari. New York: HarperCollins, 2008, 613 pp.

  John Kerr

  pp. 495-518

• Integrating Classical and Relational Psychoanalysis: The Therapeutic Action of Analyst's and Patient's Interacting Transferences

  Michael P. Varga

  pp. 531-556

• Discussion of Dr. Michael Varga's Paper “Integrating Classical and Relational Psychoanalysis”

  Paul Deasy

  pp. 557-565

• E Pur si Muove

  Arnold Wilson

  pp. 567-572

• The Analytic Power of Limited Autonomy: Response to Paul Deasy and Arnold Wilson

  Michael P. Varga

  pp. 573-578

• Infinite Adolescence: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Tantalizing Promises Inherent to the Singularity

  V. Barry Dauphin & Steven Abell

  pp. 579-605

• The Cambridge Spies: Treason and Transformed Ego Ideals

  Erwin Flaxman

  pp. 607-631

• Dreaming and Development: Early-, Mid-, and Late-Phase Shifts in Associative and Interpretive Processes

  Nathan Moses Szajnberg

  pp. 633-656

• From Mother Tongue to Language

  Dana Amir

  pp. 657-678

• The Impudence of Uttering: Mother Tongue

  Julia Kristeva, Patricia Vieira & Michael Marder

  pp. 679-694

• The Road to Unity in Psychoanalytic Threory. By Leo Rangell, Lanham, MA: Jason Aronson. 1st Edition. 123 pp

  Arnold David Richard

  pp. 710-714

• In Memoriam: Tribute to William W. Meissner. S.J, M.D. 1931-2010

  Ana-María Rizzuto

  pp. iii-vi

Films

• The Aristocarats

  Joyce Rosenberg

  pp. 695-700

Historical Note

• An Overlooked Contra-Hypothesis?

  Lawrence M. Ginsburg

  pp. 701-706

Books

• Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain. By Oliver Sacks. New York: Knopf, 2007, 381 pp.

  Janet Sullivan

  pp. 707-710

• Practical Poetry

  David W. Mann

  pp. 717-732

• Escaping the Phantom's Ghostly Grasp: On Psychoanalysis as a Performance Art in the Spirit World

  Patrick B. Kavanaugh

  pp. 733-756

• Psychoanalysis as Theater: The Practical Application of Acting Theory to Psychotherapy and Real Life

  Paul Marcus & Gabriela Marcus

  pp. 757-787

• The Lessons of a Classic Revisited: Freud on Jensen's Gradiva

  Zvi Lothane

  pp. 789-817

• Freud, Frankenstein, and the Art of Loss

  Richard Brockman

  pp. 819-833

• Samuel Clemens and Mark Twain: Pseudonym as Act of Reparation

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 835-856

• The Bisexuality of Shakespeare's Sonnets and Implications for de Vere's Authorship

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 857-879

• “Stelle” in Henry James's The Turn of the Screw

  Ryan Crystal

  pp. 881-886

• Constructing a Mind: A New Basis for Psychoanalytic Theory. By Antonio Imbasciati. Translated by Philip Slotkin. New York: Routledge, 2006, 285 pp.

  S. Montana Katz

  pp. 891-895

Book

• Spirituality and Religion: Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Edited by Jerome A. Winer and James William Anderson. Catskill, New York: Mental Health Resources, 2007, 300 pp.

  Claude Barbre

  pp. 887-890

• The Future of the Training Analysis: An Introduction to the Future of Psychoanalytic Education

  Sy Coopersmith

  pp. 899-902

• The Training Analysis: Psychoanalysis' Perennial Problem

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 903-936

• A Commentary on the Training Analysis

  George Frank

  pp. 937-953

• Training Analysis and Training Analyst Status: Where are We Now?

  Arlene Kramer Richards

  pp. 955-969

• Training Analysis: The Shibboleth of Psychoanalytic Education

  Douglas Kirsner

  pp. 971-995

• A New Organization of Psychoanalytic Education

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 997-1020

Film Note

• Trauma, Memory, and Guilt: Ari Folman's Waltz with Bashir

  Merle Molofsky

  pp. 1021-1035