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IN THE RELATIVELY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME since he began to publish, Lewis Aron has emerged as one of the preeminent psychoanalytic thinkers of our generation. This book presents both his original theorizing and an up-to-the minute portrait of contemporary psychoanalytic perspectives. Aron acquaints the reader with almost every significant issue and controversy under scrutiny in current journals and within psychoanalytic institutes and organizations. Although he has a clear point of view about most issues, this is also a work of comparative psychoanalysis. He has almost an insider’s appreciation of virtually all points