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| Notes on Contributors | xi |
| Chapter 1 Joseph Sandler's Intellectual Contributions to Theoretical and Clinical Psychoanalysis Peter Fonagy and Arnold M. Cooper | 1 |
| Chapter 2 A Half-Century Perspective on Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: The Historical Context of Joseph Sandler's Contributions Robert S. Wallerstein | 28 |
| Chapter 3 Wish Fulfilment and the Mastery of Trauma Owen Renik | 47 |
| Chapter 4 Between the Background of Safety and the Background of the Uncanny in the Context of Social Violence Yolanda Gampel | 54 |
| Chapter 5 Some Reflections on the Concept of Enactment Roy Schafer | 68 |
| Chapter 6 Importance of Narcissistic Cathexes in the Earliest Aspects of the Object Relationship Serge Lebovici | 75 |
| Chapter 7 What is an Object? The Role of Perception Hanna Segal | 87 |
| Chapter 8 The Representational World and the Linguistic Idiom Theodore Shapiro | 95 |
| Chapter 9 Internal Objects: Theoretical Perimeter and Clinical Contour Max Hernández and Moisés Lemlij | 107 |
| Chapter 10 Unconscious Fantasy as an Experience of Action Daniel Widlöcher | 123 |
| Chapter 11 Gender-Dichotomous Fantasies: Their Relationships to the Inner and Outer Worlds Ethel Spector Person | 136 |
| Chapter 12 Acute and Chronic Countertransference Reactions Otto F. Kernberg | 156 |
| Chapter 13 Psychoanalysts' Theories Robert Michels | 170 |
| Chapter 14 Psychoanalytic Heuristics Jorge Canestri | 183 |
| Chapter 15 The Analyst's Vocabulary Horst Kächele, Erhard Mergenthaler and Michael Hölzer | 198 |