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We have been treated in this issue to an enormously rich set of presentations on the important topic of aggression. Beginning with Robert J. Leider's historical overview of this crucial aspect of the psychoanalytic comprehension of human experience, there follow three theoretical statements on aggression, by James Fosshage, Adrienne Harris, and Stephen Mitchell, each statement written from a different theoretical perspective. Then, Anna Ornstein's own brief theoretical discussion on aggressive experience in the clinical situation serves to introduce her singularly impressive case presentation, entitled “The Fate of Narcissistic Rage in Psychotherapy,” after which Fosshage, Harris, and Mitchell address Anna Ornstein's case from