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| Foreword Dana Birksted-Breen | xv |
| Preface | xvii |
| Translator's Acknowledgements Andrew Weller | xix |
| Prolegomena | |
| Presentation | 3 |
| A Brief Subjective History of Psychoanalysis since the Second World War | 6 |
| Part One: Practice | |
| Chapter 1 The Work of Psychoanalysis | 19 |
| Chapter 2 Therapeutic Indications | 25 |
| Chapter 3 Setting – Process – Transference | 32 |
| Chapter 4 Transference and Countertransference | 43 |
| Chapter 5 Clinical Work: The Organizing Axes of Pathology | 59 |
| Chapter 6 Psychoanalysis (es) and Psychotherapy (ies): Modalities and Results | 80 |
| Part Two: Theory | |
| Chapter 7 Freud's Epistemological Breaks | 97 |
| Chapter 8 Opening the Way for a Renewal of the Theory: Subject Line and Object Line | 111 |
| Chapter 9 Analysis of the Material and its Component Parts | 125 |
| Chapter 10 Space (s) and Time | 165 |
| Chapter 11 Configurations of Thirdness | 187 |
| Chapter 12 Language – Speech – Discourse in Psychoanalysis | 202 |
| Chapter 13 The Work of the Negative | 212 |
| Chapter 14 Recognition of the Unconscious | 227 |
| Part Three: Situating Psychoanalysis at the Dawn of the Third Millennium | |
| Chapter 15 Philosophical References | 239 |
| Chapter 16 Scientific Knowledge | 261 |
| Provisional Conclusions | 290 |
| Bibliography | 292 |