Issue 125 articlesPsychoanalysis and Freedom1p. 1Julia KristevaResponse to the Comments of Bouchard and Lecoursp. 23Wilma BucciRepetition and Working Through of Childhood Psychic Trauma in the Psychoanalytic Relationship: A Case Historyp. 31Peter G. ThomsonThe Triumph of the Clinical-Empathic Approach: Comments on Thomsonp. 53Ernest S. WolfTrauma, Conflict, and Countertransference: A Discussion of Thomson's Paperp. 59Daniel KriegmanLong-Term Manifestations of “Death-Watch” Imagery and Related Jewish Rituals for a Significant Family Member During the Early Childhoods of Sigmund Freud and Abram Kardinerp. 63Lawrence M. GinsburgCapacity for Sublimation Liberated and Developed in the Termination Phase: Clinical Illustration and Theoretical Discussionp. 79Antoine G. HaniOral Deprivation, Envy, and the Sadistic Aspects of the Egop. 97Robert T. WaskaLe poète et la patineusep. 111François SiroisAnnoncep. 117Diversity and Direction in Psychoanalytic Technique: Fred Pine. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1998. 234 pages.p. 121Gordon WarmeControversies in Contemporary Psychoanalysis: Lectures from the Faculty of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: Manuel Furer, Edward Nersessian, and Carmela Perri. Madison: International Universities Press, 1998. 197 pages.p. 124Louise CarignanInfluence and Autonomy in Psychoanalysis: Stephen A. Mitchell. Relational Perspectives Book Series, Volume 9. Madison: Analytic Press, 1997. 304 pages.p. 126Margaret HuntleyThe Elusive Human Subject: A Psychoanalytic Theory of Subject Relations: Roger Kennedy. London: Free Association Books, 1997 226 pages.p. 127Sarah FrekeFreud, La violence et la dépression: par Jean Bergeret. L'CEdipe et le narcissisme, par Jean Bergeret. Paris: P.U.F., 1995.p. 130Wilfrid ReidFreud, l'anneau secret: par Phyllis Grosskurt. Paris: Collection Histoire de la psychanalyse, P.U.F., 1993. 231 pages.p. 134Pierre DoucetGender Identity Disorder and Psychosexual Problems in Children and Adolescents: Kenneth J. Zucker and Susan J. Bradley New York: Guilford Press, 1995. 440 pages.p. 136Heather WeirOn Infancy and Toddlerhood: An Elementary Textbook: David A. Freedman Madison: International Universities Press, 1997.p. 138Lilka Trzcinska-CroydonThe Psychoanalytic Mystic: Michael Eigen Binghampton, NY: Esf Publishers, 1998, ISBN 1 883881 31 5. 220 pages.p. 140Naomi GoldFreud l'écrivain: par Patrick Mahony. Paris: Confluents psychanalytiques, Les Belles Lettres, 1990. Traduction de Freud as a Writer, International Universities Press, 1982.p. 143Marie ÉmondUne analyse d'enfant avec Anna Freud: par Peter Heller. Paris: Le fil rouge, P.U.F., 1996.p. 147Micheline Reid-PerreaultOut of Order: Clinical Work & Unconscious Process: Martin Stanton. London: Rebus Press, 1997, ISBN 1 900877 10 4. 141 pages.p. 149David DorenbaumThe Klein-Lacan Dialogues: Bernard Burgoyne and Mary Sullivan. London: Rebus Press, 1997. 228 pages.p. 152Carlos R. FeatherstonSpleen and Nostalgia: John E. Gedo. Northvale: Jason Aronson, 1997. 329 pages.p. 154Douglas H. FraynIn Memoriamp. 157
Issue 216 articlesThe Struggle for Dominance in the Oedipus Situationp. 161John SteinerA Discussion of John Steiner's Paper, “The Struggle for Dominance in the Oedipus Situation”p. 179Roy MuirChristianity: A Kleinian Perspectivep. 187Sophia E. Forster & Donald L. Carveth“I always hurt the one I love—and like it.”: Sadism and a Revised Theory of Aggression*p. 219Ana-Marìa RizzutoQuid pro Quo: The Inverse of Talion