I introduce four papers first presented at the 2014 APCS conference in a panel on psychoanalysis and feminism. Featuring feminists from different generations, these papers take up some generational conflicts within feminism and discuss what psychoanalysis offers and fails to offer to feminist analysis and activism. They caution against feminist tendencies toward moralism and toward universalizing positions of privilege. The authors engage as well with what their encounters with other generations have taught them and with what they want to pass on.