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| Foreword | xvii |
| Peter Fonagy | |
| Acknowledgments | xxv |
| Introduction | xxvii |
| Robert Michels | |
| Part I: Perspectives on the Change in Psychoanalysis | |
| On Insight and Engagement | 3 |
| Theodore J. Jacobs | |
| On Becoming a Psychoanalyst | 11 |
| Barbara Milrod | |
| From Bellowing to Mellowing: My Changing Views on Psychoanalysis | 17 |
| Allan D. Rosenblatt | |
| Current Views on Psychoanalytic Practice | 25 |
| Allan Compton | |
| The Development of My Ideas about Psychoanalysis | 33 |
| Roy Schafer | |
| A Psychoanalytic Stance | 57 |
| Milton Viederman |
| Psychoanalytic Curriculum: A Study in Change and “The Anxiety of Influence” | 65 |
| Elizabeth L. Auchincloss |
| Part II: The Changing Ideas in Psychoanalysis |
| Change Moments in Therapy | 77 |
| Ethel Spector Person |
| Normal and Pathological Narcissism in Women | 87 |
| Eva P. Lester |
| “Mourning and Melencholia” Eighty Years Later | 95 |
| Otto F. Lester |
| The Role of Curiosity in Psychoanalysis: Changes in My Technique in the Past Fifteen Years | 103 |
| Edward Nersessian |
| The Shy Narcissist | 111 |
| Salman Akhtar |
| On Abstinence | 121 |
| Daniel Widlöcher |
| Coming of Age | 129 |
| Katherine Dalsimer |
| Part III: The Changing World Outside Psychoanalysis |
| Are the Freuds' Ego Psychology, Klein's Object Relations, Kohut's Self Psychology, and Beck's Cognitive Psychology All Alive and Well and Living in the Same Brain? | 139 |
| George E. Vai |