Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review

• Editorial

  David Titelman

  pp. 1-2

• Mother-Infant Work and its Impact on Psychoanalysis with Adults

  Björn Salomonsson

  pp. 3-13

• Mutuality and One-Sidedness in Kjell Askildsen's The Dogs of Thessaloniki: The Psychology of Everyday Life

  Eeva Ikonen

  pp. 14-22

• Containing, Translating, and Interpretive Acting Out: The Quest for Therapeutic Balance

  Robert Waska

  pp. 23-31

• Freud's Philosophical Path: From a Science of Mind to a Philosophy of Human Being

  Alfred I. Tauber

  pp. 32-43

• Modes of Identification: Freud's Concepts Reorganized

  Siegfried Zepf

  pp. 44-55

• Response of Author

  Esa Roos

  pp. 59-60

• The Scientific Activities of the Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Societies 2008

  Agnes Mesterton

  pp. 61-65

• Fed with Tears - Poisoned with Milk: The Nazareth Group Relations Conferences. By M. Ginor, H.S. Erlich & H. Beland, with a foreword by Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu. Giessen, Germany: Psychosozial-Verlag.

  Tomas Böhm

  pp. 69-70

• On the Art of Loving What is Written [Om konsten att älska skriften] By Mikael Enckell. Helsinki: Söderströms, 2009.

  Berit Bergström

  pp. 71-73

• Children in Genocide. Extreme Traumatization and Affect Regulation By Suzanne Kaplan. London: International Psychoanalysis Library, 2008.

  Barbara Mattsson

  pp. 74-76

• Christina Hägglund-Nikkanen 1961 – 2009

  Johanna Eväsoja & Marketta Tuominen

  pp. 78-78

Reports and Brief Communications

• Love and otherness Comments on the Paper “Some thoughts on Happy and Unhappy Love” by Esa Roos

  Sverre Varvin

  pp. 56-58

Book Section

• Psychoanalysis Comparable and Incomparable. The Evolution of a Method to Describe and Compare Psychoanalytic Approaches By Dana Birksted-Breen (general editor). London: The New Library of Psychoanalysis. Published in association with the Institute of Psychoanalysis.

  Erkki Äärelä

  pp. 66-68

Obituaries

• Hilkka Annikki Valtonen (Born Löytänä) 1929 – 2009

  Matti Brummer

  pp. 77-77

• Editorial

  David Titelman

  pp. 83-84

• On Creating a Psychoanalytic Mind: Psychoanalytic Knowledge as a Process

  Fred Busch

  pp. 85-92

• Affect Regulation in Extreme Traumatization — Fragmented Narratives of Holocaust Survivors Hospitalized in Psychiatric Institutions

  Suzanne Kaplan & Dori Laub

  pp. 93-104

• Who was “William Shakespeare”?: We Propose he was Edward de Vere

  Richard M. Waugaman & Roger Stritmatter

  pp. 105-115

• The Conflicting Forces of Freud's Clinical Situation: Looking at the Evolving Method in the Case of the Rat Man

  Rolf Künstlicher

  pp. 116-124

• The Oedipus Myth: The Tragedy and Strengths of Oedipality

  Leena Klockars

  pp. 125-133

• The Analyst's Desire in the Era of Intersubjectivity

  Maria Fitger

  pp. 134-140

Book Section

• From Psychoanalytic Narrative to Empirical Single Case Research. Implications for Psychoanalytic Practice By: Kächele, H., Schachter, J. & Thomä, H. (eds.). New York/London: Routledge, 2009.

  Rolf Sandell

  pp. 141-142