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The tone for this collection of papers is set by Harry Trosman's “Dedication to Samuel D. Lipton, M.D.,” and Charles Kligerman's eulogy. Balanced, personal, and eloquent, these articles evoke a courageous, witty curmudgeon and a superlative analyst. Two of Lipton's papers in the first section, Memorial, provide a connecting link with other papers in the volume, and are illustrative of Lipton's questioning and debunking attitude. His 1983 “Further Observations on the Advantages of Freud's Technique” uses an historical approach to focus on current controversies in psychoanalysis. Lipton reminds us that Freud never made