Issue 113 articlesFrom the Editorp. 1Alan KublerPresident's Reportp. 4Adam KremenFear of Breakdown, the Compulsion to Repeat, and the Defensive Organization: in Psychoanalysis and in Patrick SÜSkind's The Pigeonp. 7Judith L. MitraniTo Dream, Perchance to Think: Making Use of the Analyst's Reverie to Help a Disturbed Patient Symbolize His Experiencep. 26Kathy SinsheimerWho is This Really For?: Masochism in Relation to the Narcissistic Objectp. 45Erin MullinWeaving without a Loom: Creating a Self in Foster Carep. 55Toni Vaughn HeinemanBook ReviewsHere is Where We Meet by John Berger New York: Pantheon Books, 2005; 237 ppp. 69Barbara BlasdelSaturday by Ian McEwan New York: Doubleday, 2005, 289 pp.p. 73Claire KahaneMotherhood in the Twenty-First Century edited by Alcira Marfiam Alizade International Psychoanalytic Association's Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis London: Karnac Books, 2006; 220 ppp. 81Alice FellerFacing it Out: Clinical Perspectives on Adolescent Disturbance edited by Robin Anderson & Anna Dartington Tavistock Clinic Series, edited by N. Temple & M. Waddell London: Duckworth, 1998; 177 ppp. 85Kristen CareyWhat do Children Dream? by Gerard Bleandonu; translated by S. Leighton London: Free Association Books, 2006; 132 ppp. 89Thomas CohenFilm ReviewBroken Flowers written and directed by Jim Jarmusch Focus Features, 2005; 106 min.p. 93Richard ChiovarelliLadies in Lavender directed by Charles Dance Roadside Attractions, 2004; 104 min.p. 97Maureen Franey
Issue 224 articlesFrom the Editorp. 1Alan KublerPresident's Reportp. 5Adam Kremen“When I Was a Fish”: An Experiment in Different Ways of Readingp. 9Annie SweetnamFaustian, Not Fustianp. 22Kenneth Pound“Lonesome Suzie,” “We Can Talk,” and Lacanp. 37