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Paul L. Wachtel, "The Surface and the
Depths: The Metaphor of Depth in Psychoanalysis and the Ways in Which It Can
Mislead"
Richard M. Billow, "Relational Variations of the
"Container-Contained""
Nancy E. Kahn, "Self-Disclosure of Serious Illness: The Impact of
Boundary Disruptions for Patient and Analyst"
Nina Farhi, ""In Her Mother's Name": Imitation, a Pre-Identificatory
Mechanism of Defence"
Anthony Bass, "From Imitation to Spontaneous Living: Commentary on Farhi"
James S. Grotstein, "Toward a Name of Her Own: Commentary on Farhi"
Lawrence Jacobson, "On the Use of "Sexual Addiction": The Case
for "Perversion""
Elizabeth Lloyd Mayer, "Women, Creativity, and Power"
Michael A. Civin, "The Sculpture and the Dust"
Frank Summers, "The Future as Intrinsic to the Psyche and Psychoanalytic
Therapy"
Book Reviews:
Susie Orbach, "Plenty" (saggio-recensione di: Jean Petrucelli &
Catherine Stuart, editors, Hungers and Compulsions: The Psychodynamic
Treatment of Eating Disorders and Addictions. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 2001)
John V. O'Leary, "The Treatment of Destructiveness: A Moral Critique of
Psychoanalysis" (saggio-recensione di: Carl Goldberg, The Evil We Do:
The Psychoanalysis of Destructive People. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books,
2000)
Lallene J. Rector, "New Bridges
between Object Relations Theory and the Psychology of the Self"
(saggio-recensione di: Rochelle G.K. Kainer, The Collapse of the Self and Its
Therapeutic Restoration. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1999)
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