Issue 111 articlesEditorialp. 5 Radical Science CollectiveNo Easy Answersp. 8Robert M. YoungRemembering ‘Social Amnesia’p. 16Russell JacobyOur Own Worst Enemies: Unconscious Factors in Female Disadvantage*p. 23Jane TemperleyThe Ambivalence of Psychoanalysisp. 39David InglebyThe Long Weekendp. 72Margot WaddellCivil Defence and Psychic Defencep. 85Barry RichardsPsychoanalysis and Social Justicep. 98Michael RustinFreud's Exegesis of the Soulp. 113Karl FiglioThe Art of the Possiblep. 122Stephen RobinsonOn Being a Marxist Psychoanalyst (and a Psychoanalytic Marxist)p. 149Joel Kovel
Issue 28 articlesBeing a Parentp. 7Alan ShuttleworthA View from the Sandp. 24Dorothy HamiltonThe Tiger and ‘O’p. 33Meg Harris WilliamsThe Establishment of Female Genital Sexualityp. 57Joan CornwellSexual Contradictions: on Freud, Psychoanalysis and Feminismp. 76
Issue 312 articlesQuestions of Trainingp. 7R. D. HinshelwoodObjects Are Not Peoplep. 19Gregorio KohonThe Ego Ideal and the Psychology of Groupsp. 31Janine Chasseguet-SmirgelTrue and False Aestheticsp. 61Prince Masud KhanThe Babel of Therapiesp. 64
Issue 46 articlesEditorialp. 6Robert M. YoungWinnicott working in areas where Psychotic Anxieties predominate: A personal recordp. 9Margaret I. LittleThe Politics of the Selfp. 43Barry RichardsFreedom and independence: On the psychoanalysis of political commitment*p. 65Paul ParinThe Idealization of Dyingp. 80
Issue 59 articlesLolita and Kleinian psychoanalysisp. 7B. J. SokolThe experience of having a baby: a developmental view*p. 22Dana Birksted-BreenA ‘dual materialism’p. 36R. D. HinshelwoodLiterary criticism and psychoanalysis: partners or millstones?p. 51Valerie SinasonFreud and philosophyp. 64
Issue 614 articlesA chance for psychoanalysis to change: the Zürich Psychoanalytical Seminar as an Examplep. 7Emilio ModenaEclecticism: the impossible project — a response to Deryck Dynep. 23R. D. HinshelwoodThe Milan systemic approach to family therapy: an overviewp. 28Marco ChiesaOn the psychodynamics of drug dependencep. 48A. LimentaniPsychoanalysis in non-clinical contexts: on The Art of Captaincy
Issue 77 articlesFreud: Scientist and/or Humanist*p. 7Robert M. YoungAn interview with John Bowlby on the origins and reception of his workp. 36John Bowlby, Karl Figlio & Robert M. YoungMental health reforms: Some contrasts between Britain and Italyp. 65Anne Rogers & David PilgrimThe dual potential of brief psychotherapyp. 80Terry A. KupersIn the analytic theatre
Issue 814 articlesMourning, the analyst, and the analysandp. 7W. Clifford M. ScottMilitary mobilizations of the unconsciousp. 11Barry RichardsA masterpiece on murderp. 27A. Hyatt WilliamsBeyond the analytic attitude: Radical aims and psychoanalytic psychotherapy*p. 38Stephen FroshThe formation and deformation of identity during psychoanalytic training
Issue 98 articlesWhat does it mean to be a man?p. 7Sean CathieAnalytic group work in a boys' comprehensive schoolp. 34Jane Ellwood & Margaret OkeHypnosis in psychotherapy in the 1980sp. 58Hellmut W. A. KarleDementia and its pathology: in brain, mind or society?p. 81Tom KitwoodSome thoughts on torturep. 94
Issue 1010 articlesCharles Darwin's ‘insufferable grief’p. 7Ralph Colp,The Marilyn Monroe Children's Fund and the work of the Tavistock Clinicp. 45The year 2000: a psychoanalytic perspective on the fantasy of the new millennium*p. 56Andrea SabbadiniThe crisis of fatherhoodp. 72Gavin SmithBruce Springsteen and the crisis of masculinityp. 91
Issue 119 articlesOn the value of regression to dependencep. 7Margaret I. LittleAn interview with Herbert Rosenfeldp. 23Phyllis GrosskurthThe psychodynamics of theoryp. 32Ian CraibAn encounter between the ‘wise baby’ and one of his grandsons: (Ferenczi and Bion)p. 57J. Chasseguet-SmirgelThe Seminar of Jacques Lacan: In place of an introduction* Book I. Freud's Papers on Technique, 1953-19541
Issue 129 articlesFreud's break with Jung: the crucial role of Ernest Jones*p. 7R. Andrew PaskauskasThe ‘black hole’: a significant element in autism*p. 35Frances TustinThe challenge of Robert Langsp. 51David Livingstone SmithPsychotherapy in British Special Hospitals: A case of failure to thrivep. 58David PilgrimThe pattern which connects
Issue 1310 articlesMichael Fordham in discussion with Karl Figliop. 7Michael FordhamThe first institution of society and second—order institutionsp. 39Cornelius CastoriadisOn kissingp. 52Adam PhillipsReflections on mature love and countertransferencep. 60Irwin Hirsch & Paul KesselRepairing broken links between the unconscious, sleep and instinct: and the conscious, waking and instinct
Issue 147 articlesIsabel Menzies Lyth in conversation with Ann Scott and Robert M. Youngp. 7Ann Scott & Robert M. YoungFemininity as neurosisp. 48Christina WielandAfter the Fall: Original loss and the limits of redemptionp. 59Warren ColmanSocial violence and psychoanalysis in Argentina: The unthinkable and the unthought*p. 84Janine PugetMy Kleinian Home: A Journey through Four Psychotherapies, by Nini Herman, Quartet Books, 1985; Free Association Books, 1988 (with new Postscript), 176 pages, pb £9.95: Why Psychotherapy?, by Nini Herman, Free Association Books, 1987, 158 pages, hb £20.00, pb £8.95
Issue 1510 articlesChild abuse, counselling and apartheid: The work of the Sanctuary Counselling Teamp. 7Gill StrakerSurplus humanism and healing powerp. 39Stephen FroshPsychoanalysis and business: Alliance for profitp. 57Richard U'renPsychodynamic and systemic approaches: Some areas of convergencep. 62Marco ChiesaLogic and infinity in primitive processes
Issue 1613 articlesPsychoanalysis and the public sphere: 1988 Conference report*p. 7Les Levidow, Ann Scott & Robert M. YoungLiving in two worlds: Psychodynamic theory and social work practice*p. 11Margot WaddellVoices in Memories: To Marie Langerp. 36Manuel MartinezMarie Langerp. 37Paul Hoggett & Arturo VarchevkerMarie Langer 1910-1987p. 39
Issue 179 articlesMelting into air: Psychoanalysis and social experiencep. 7Stephen FroshVisions of freedom: The subject in market relations*p. 31Barry RichardsPost-modernizing psychoanalysis/Psychoanalysing post-modernity: For Maria Kapuscinskap. 43Marike FinlayPost-modernism and the subject: Pessimism of the will*p. 81Robert M. YoungCar bodies
Issue 1814 articlesExperience and identification in George Eliot's novelsp. 7Margot WaddellJames Greene in Conversation with John padel: John Donne's ‘The Extasie’p. 29James Greene & John PadelThe Grail Quest and the analytic settingp. 39Louis ZinkinElectra in bondage: On symbiosis and the symbiotic illusion between mother and daughter and the consequences for the Oedipus complexp. 58H. C. Halberstadt-FreudGrowing up
Issue 1913 articles‘Re-embodiment of the disembodied eye’: The constitution of a psychoanalytic space for a schizophrenic patientp. 7Julien BigrasOn narcissismp. 22Stephen FroshThe place of the actual in psychotherapyp. 49Hans W. CohnNotes on instrumental dissociation and psychosomatic pathologyp. 62Joseph StelzerOn methods and principles of hermeneutics: With references to the psychoanalytic study of small groups
Issue 2013 articlesReparation and Civilization: A Kleinian account of the large groupp. 7C. Fred AlfordIllusion and the stock market crash: Some psychoanalytic aspectsp. 31Douglas KirsnerUnderstanding senile dementia: A psychobiographical approachp. 60Tom KitwoodThe group therapies in perspectivep. 77Mark AvelineLetter to Helenp. 103
Issue 2116 articlesMiss Alice M and her dragon: Recovery of a hidden talent*p. 7Margaret I. Little‘How my mother's embroidered apron unfolds in my life’: A study on Arshile Gorkyp. 49Prophecy ColesThe visible invisible: Picturing madnessp. 75Nikolas RoseMystics and professionals in the culture of American psychoanalysisp. 85Douglas KirsnerPsychoanalysis in British universities: The Kent Case
Issue 2213 articles‘Re-embodiment of the disembodied eye’: The constitution of a psychoanalytic space for a schizophrenic patientp. 7Julien BigrasOn narcissismp. 22Stephen FroshThe place of the actual in psychotherapyp. 49Hans W. CohnNotes on instrumental dissociation and psychosomatic pathologyp. 62Joseph StelzerOn methods and principles of hermeneutics: With references to the psychoanalytic study of small groups