Psychoanalytic Social Work

Articles

• “The Speech of the Suffering Soul”:1 Four Readings of William Styron's Darkness Visible

  Suzanne England, RoseMarie Perez Foster, Carol Tosone & Carol Ganzer

  pp. 1-19

• Clinical Flexibility in the Psychoanalytic Situation: The Elasticity Principle

  Arnold Wm. Rachman & Linda Hutton

  pp. 21-42

• The Analyst as Translator: Failures and Successes

  Robert Waska

  pp. 43-65

• A Relational Psychoanalytic Model for Case Management: A Literature Review

  Cheryl-Anne Cait & Seth Koplowitz

  pp. 67-83

• Constructing Realities: Transformation Through Myths and Metaphors. Marilyn Charles. New York, NY: Rodopi, 2004, 147 pages, $26.35.

  Cathy Siebold

  pp. 96-101

Featured Review

• Being a Psychoanalytic Social Worker: Face-To-Face With Children: The Life and Work of Clare Winnicott, by Joel Kanter. Karnac Books: London, 2005, $35, 352 pp.

  George Hagman

  pp. 85-90

Book Reviews

• The Sensitive Self. Michael Eigen. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2004, 208 pages, $45.00 cloth, 196 pages, $17.95 paper.

  Donna Jacobs

  pp. 91-96

Clinical Case Reflections

• Thoughts on a Case Involving Religious Thinking

  Mark Somerstein

  pp. 1-11

• Reading Notes on the Beginning Phase of the Treatment of a Religious Patient: A Commentary

  Moshe Halevi Spero

  pp. 13-29

• Treatment Implications of a Female Incest Survivor's Misplaced Guilt

  Naomi J. Schlesinger

  pp. 53-66

• Notes From the Margins: The Gay Analyst's Subjectivity in the Treatment Setting, by Eric Sherman. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005, 158 pages, $29.95.

  Etty Cohen

  pp. 83-88

Articles

• Revitalizing Oedipus

  David B. Klein & Evangeline J. Spindler

  pp. 31-51

Featured Review

• Psychoanalysis, Social Justice, and the Therapeutic Endeavor: Freud's Free Clinics: Psychoanalysis & Social Justice, 1918-1938, by Elizabeth Ann Danto. New York: Columbia University Press, 2005, $29.50, 348 pp.

  William Borden

  pp. 67-76

Book Reviews

• Working with Parents Makes Therapy Work, by Kerry Kelly Novick and Jack Novick. Latham, Maryland: Jason Aronson, an imprint of Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2005, 196 pages.

  Diana Siskind

  pp. 77-82