Issue 132 articlesSÁNDOR FERENCZI OU L'HÉRITAGE D'UN ESPRIT PSYCHANALYTIQUE / SÁNDOR FERENCZI: HERITAGE OF A PSYCHOANALYTIC MINDINTRODUCTIONp. 4Josette Garon & Charles LevinIntroductionp. 8Josette Garon & Charles LevinCOMMENT L'ESPRIT VIENT AUX ANALYSTESp. 12Judith DupontLA PLACE DE L'INTERPRÉTATION CHEZ FERENCZIp. 19José Jiménez AvelloFERENCZI, UN PRÉCURSEUR: SA PENSÉE CLINIQUEp. 32Thierry BokanowskiTheories of Trauma Transmission After Ferenczi: The Unique Contribution of Hungarian Psychoanalysisp. 42Andrea RitterThe Silent Transference: Clinical Reflections on Ferenczi, Klein, and Bionp. 57Judy K. EekhoffLACAN FERENCZI … UNE PARADOXALE PARENTÉ?p. 74Yves LugrinFerenczi with Lacan: A Missed Encounterp. 83Lewis KirshnerFERENCZI ET LES SYSTÈMES MALTRAITANTS: BIFURCATION ÉPISTÉMOLOGIQUE DES ANNÉES 1930p. 99Pierre SabourinExperience in the Third Space with a Psychotic Patientp. 114Endre KoritarComments on Koritar's “Experience in the Third Space with a Psychotic Patient”p. 124Response to the Editorsp. 127Endre KoritarAUTOUR DU MATERNEL / APPROACHING THE MATERNALRELIRE L'«ESQUISSE» DU POINT DE VUE MÉTAPSYCHOLOGIQUE DE LA FONCTION MATERNELLEp. 130Alain LebelCOMMENTAIRE AUTOUR DE LA PRÉSENTATION D'ALAIN LEBELp. 151Marie Claire Lanctôt BélangerCOCRÉATION DE LA PSYCHÉ: PAROLES ENRACINÉES DANS LE VÉCU NON VERBALp. 153Michel GrignonLA PASSION MATERNELLE: L'ÉNIGME DE L'ÉVIDENCEp. 158François SiroisPSYCHOANALYTIC BRIDGES WITH LATIN AMERICA / PONTS PSYCHANALYTIQUES AVEC L'AMÉRIQUE LATINEBODY, SELF, AND SOCIETY IN PSYCHOANALYSIS / CORPS, SOI ET SOCIÉTÉ EN PSYCHANALYSEp. 178Charles LevinInclusion and Exclusion in Psychoanalysis: From Splitting to Integration in Our Theory and Practicep. 179Reyna Hernández-TubertThe Wind and the Tide: On Personal Acts and Impersonal Currentsp. 187Juan Tubert-OklanderFrom the Individual Unconscious Through the Relational Unconscious to the Social Unconsciousp. 195Haim WeinbergDiscussion of “Body, Self, and Society in Psychoanalysis”p. 202Charles LevinCONTROVERSIAL ISSUES / DÉBATSJudging the Superego: A Dialoguep. 205Donald L. Carveth & Charles LevinThe Immoral Superego: Conscience as the Fourth Element in the Structural Theory of the Mindp. 206Donald L. CarvethA Shift in Psychical Accent: Freud's “Witz” a Century Laterp. 224Charles LevinComments on Levin's “A Shift in Psychical Accent”p. 236Donald L. CarvethComments on Carveth's “The Immoral Superego”p. 240Charles LevinBOOKS/LECTURESThe Empty Couch: The Taboo of Ageing and Retirement in Psychoanalysis edited by Gabriele Junkers London: Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2013, 186 pp.p. 245Galina HristevaPsychotherapeutic Approaches to Schizophrenic Psychoses: Past, Present, and Future edited by Yrjö Alanen, Manuel González de Chávez, Anne-Louise Silver, and Brian Martindale London: Routledge, 2009, 388 pp.p. 249Endre KoritarMelanie Klein in Berlin: Her First Psychoanalyses of Children By Claudia Frank, translated by Sophie Leighton and Sue Young London: Routledge, 2009, pp. 485.p. 254Vivienne PasiekaIN MEMORIAMJacqueline Prud'homme 1929-2014p. 258Jacqueline LabrècheCONTRIBUTORS / COLLABORATRICES ET COLLABORATEURSp. 260
Issue 225 articlesPSYCHOANALYTIC RESEARCH / RECHERCHE PSYCHANALYTIQUEExploring Theory Integration in Psychoanalysisp. 267Charles M.T. Hanly & Andrew BrookReview of “Exploring Theory Integration in Psychoanalysis”: Theory and Testing Need One Anotherp. 285J. Christopher PerryComment on “Exploring Theory Integration in Psychoanalysis”p. 290Marc-André BouchardCoping with Contingency and Indeterminacy: Comments on “Exploring Theory Integration in Psychoanalysis”p. 294