Issue 118 articlesThe Role of Aggression in Sadomasochismp. 1Dan H. Buie, W. W. Meissner & Ana-Maria RizzutoAn Uncertainty Principle and the Benefits of Doubtp. 29Dominique ScarfoneMots, images, affects: L'aventure du sens dans la rencontre analytiquep. 49Michele Bezoari & Antonino FerroEntre ciel et terre: Reflexions sur un casp. 75Domenico A. NesciMourning and Minesis: The Freudian Ethics of Adornop. 89John CaruanaA Review of the Concepts of Symbolization and Projective Identification in regards to the Patient's Use of the Analystp. 109Louis Brunet & Dianne CasoniL'Ensevelie-vivante ou la quête de la subjectivitép. 129Céline Lemieux-AmyotGuntrip's Contribution: An Analysis of His Major Departures from Fairbairnp. 149Morgan E. ForbesNarcissism: A New Theory: Neville Symington, foreword by James Grotstein. London: Karnac Books, 1993, 137 pp.p. 171Louise CarignanUniversals of Psychoanalysis in the Treatment of Psychotic and Borderline States: Henri Rey, ed Jeanne Magagna. London: Free Association Books, 1994, 319 pp. $58.00.p. 174Guy Da SilvaLa pratique des psychothérapies mères-bébés: par Bertrand Cramer et Francisco Palacio-Espasa. Paris: PUF, Le fil rouge, 1993p. 178Suzanne DongierLe premier entretien et l'écoute psychanalytique: sous la direction de Bernadette Tanguay. Montréal. Editions Méridien, et Toulouse. Presses Universitaires du Mirail, 1993, 109 ppp. 183Marie S. EmondResearch in Psychoanalysis: Process, Development, Outcome: T. Shapiro and R. N. Emde. Madison, CT. International Universities Press, 1995, 447 pp.p. 185James NaimanThe Jung Cult: Origins of a Charismatic Movement: Richard Noll. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1994, 387 pp.p. 191Paul RoazenObject Relations Theories and Psychopathology: A Comprehensive Text: Frank Summers, Hillsdale, NJ The Analytic Press, 1994, 411 pp.p. 193Steven RosenbloomRelevance of the Family to Psychoanalytic Theory: Theodore Lidz Madison, CT: International Universities Press, Inc 1992, 256 pp.p. 195Rita SchulmanAffect in Psychoanalysis: A Clinical Synthesis: Charles Spezzano, Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1993, 250 pp.p. 199Deborah E. ZackGeorge Zavitzianos, 1906-1995p. 203Henry Kravitz
Issue 217 articlesThrough the Patient's Looking-Glass: Reflections upon the Analyst's Self-Inquiry*p. 205James T. MclaughlinThe Patient's Perception of the Analyst's Countertransferencep. 231Judith Fingert ChusedAnalysis, Mutual Analysis, and Self-Analysis: On the Interplay of Minds in the Analytic Processp. 255Theodore J. JacobsA Discussion of “Analysis, Mutual Analysis, and Self-Analysis: On the Interplay of Minds in the Analytic Process”p. 279Shelley DoctorsWhat is Effective Self-Analysis: Is It Necessary or Even Possible?