“Whose Freud/Who's Freud?,” a cutting-edge conference held at Yale University, illustrated the great importance of stories for the psychoanalytic adventure and disclosed a rich picture of the constantly changing theory of analysis. New views of the mother and father, of incest, of sexuality, of object choice, of mourning and celebration, of the analyst—analysand relation—ship as well as of the mind—brain connection were presented by such imaginative and diverse thinkers as Judith Butler, Juliet Mitchell, Toril Moi, Kaja Silverman, Leo Bersani, Robert Jay Lifton, John Forrester, Jonathan Lear, and Morton Reiser. The conference concluded that the place of psychoanalysis in contemporary culture is every place.