Editor's Note: The reader of the following two reviews may wish to consider them in the context of Gilbert Cole's Special Presentation in this issue of the Quarterly (pp. 977-987).

Few areas of psychoanalytic inquiry have undergone such far-reaching revision as the theorization of homosexuality and the treatment of lesbian and gay patients. Rethinking Psychoanalysis and the Homosexualities provides a critical and engaging discussion of this revision, with contributions by several leading scholars of sexuality and homosexuality. I approached this book as one would anticipate attending a state-of-the-art conference and, as hoped for,