Issue 113 articlesFrom the Editorp. 1Alan KublerPresident's Reportp. 3Scott LinesFabricated Bodies: A Model for the Somatic False Selfp. 6Peter GoldbergThe Flâneur and the Analysand: Two Characters in Search…p. 29Leslye RussellAppreciating Antonino Ferrop. 48Rachael PeltzFilm ReviewIntroduction to Identity/Identificationp. 54Jeanne Wolff BernsteinWoman in the Window Directed by Fritz Lang Produced by MGM/Universal Artists Studios 1944; 99 minutesp. 59Celeste SchneiderBeing John Malkovich Directed by Spike Jonze Produced by Gramercy Pictures 1999; 112 minutesp. 65Homay KingBoys Don't Cry Directed by Kimberley Peirce Produced by Fox Searchlight Pictures 1999; 118 minutesp. 74Francisco GonzálezBook ReviewsConversations at the Frontier of Dreaming by Thomas H. Ogden, M.D. London: Karnac, 2002; pp. 257p. 80Margot WaddellHolding and Psychoanalysis: A Relational Perspective by Joyce Slochower Hillsdale, New Jersey: The Analytic Press, Inc., 1996; 194 pp.p. 92Robert EhrlichWinnicott: Life and Work by Robert Rodman, M.D. Cambridge: Perseus Publishing, 2003; 461 pp.p. 100Laurel SamuelsConversations with the ArtsTom Richardson, Painter and Psychoanalystp. 108Tom Richardson & Jeanne C. Harasemovitch
Issue 220 articlesFrom the Editorp. 1Alan KublerPresident's Reportp. 4Scott LinesMy Father's Flag: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Being an American—From the Streets and the Consulting Roomp. 8Rachael PeltzThe Vertices of Interpretation: Antonino Ferro's Extension of Bionp. 20Peter CarnochanAspects of Authenticity: In the Clinical Thinking of Freud, Winnicott, Bion, and Lacan