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| The History of the British-Italian Group and Acknowledgements | xi |
| Appreciation | xv |
| About the Authors | xvi |
| Introduction Donald Campbell and Ronny Jaffè | 1 |
| Chapter 1 Traces of the Early Relationship in the Corpus of Freud's Work: A Re-Reading Giuseppina Antinucci | 19 |
| Chapter 2 The “Psychoanalytical” Body and its Clinical Implications Sarantis Thanopulos | 41 |
| Chapter 3 Transmission of Somatic and Sensory States in the Psychoanalytic Relationship Ronny Jaffè | 63 |
| Chapter 4 Perfume Mariapina Colazzo Hendriks | 84 |
| Chapter 5 Access to the Embodied Unconscious Through Reverie and Metaphor Benedetta Guerrini Degl'Innocenti | 105 |
| Chapter 6 The Body in Psychoanalysis Cristiano Rocchi | 125 |
| Chapter 7 The Body in the Analytic Consulting Room: Italian-British Conversations Barbara Piovano | 146 |
| Chapter 8 When the Body Speaks: Bodily Expressions of Unrepresented Affects Luigi Caparrotta | 169 |
| Chapter 9 A Skin of One's Own: On Boundaries, the Skin, and Feminine Sexuality Patricia Grieve | 191 |
| Chapter 10 “Seized with a Savage Woe”: Attacks on the Vitality of the Body in a Suicidal Young Man Joan Schächter | 209 |
| Chapter 11 Physical Violence and its Depiction by a Male Adolescent Donald Campbell | 229 |
| Chapter 12 The Hidden Secret - Ego Distortion in Facial Deformity: Some Refections on the Analysis of an Adolescent Boy Bernard Roberts | 249 |
| Afterthoughts Donald Campbell and Ronny Jaffè | 266 |
| Index | 275 |
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