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| Part One | ||
| Introduction | 3 | |
| Chapter 1. | Melanie Klein's Vision of Projective Identification | 7 |
| Chapter 2. | Review of Earlier Publications | 13 |
| Part Two | ||
| Chapter 3. | The Geographic Dimension of the Mental Apparatus | 57 |
| Chapter 4. | The Compartments of the Internal Mother | 61 |
| Chapter 5. | Life in the Claustrum | 69 |
| Chapter 6. | Technical Problems of the Claustrum | 97 |
| Part Three | ||
| Chapter 7. | Emergence from the Claustrum versus shift of Consiousness | 111 |
| Chapter 8. | The Role of the Claustrum in the Onset of Schizophrenia | 117 |
| Chapter 9. | Concerning the Ubiquity of Projective Identification | 127 |
| Chapter 10. | Symptomatology versus Characterology - The Psycho-analytical Process | 135 |
| Chapter 11. | The Claustrum and Adolescence | 143 |
| Chapter 12. | The Claustrum and the Perversions/Addictions | 149 |
| Chapter 13. | The Claustrum and Politics | 153 |
| Addendum | Macbeth's Equivocation, Shakespeare's Ambiguity (Meg Harris Williams) | 159 |