Issue 18 articlesEditorialp. 1John ForresterArticlesFreud and History before 1905: From Defending to Questioning the Theory of a Glorious Pastp. 3Patricia CottiShe Can be Put to Work: Joan Riviere as Translator Between Freud and Jonesp. 21Nina Bakman1919: Psychology and Psychoanalysis, Cambridge and London — Myers, Jones and Maccurdyp. 37John ForresterMelanie Klein and Countertransference: A Note on Some Archival Materialp. 95R. D. HinshelwoodA Very Freudian Affair: Erich Fromm, Peter Swales and the Future of Psychoanalytic Historiographyp. 115Daniel BurstonBooksSigmund Freud and the History of Anna O. Reopening A Closed Case by Richard A. Skues (Basingstoke and New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006); reviewed by Albrecht Hirschmüllerp. 131Albrecht HirschmüllerJewish Philosophy and Psychoanalysis: Narrating the Interhuman by Michael Oppenheim (Oxford: Lexington Books, 2006; xi + 259 pp; reviewed by Stephen Froshp. 135Stephen Frosh
Issue 210 articlesEditorialp. 145John ForresterArticlesHysteria, Heredity and Anti-Semitism: Freud's Quiet Rebellionp. 149Estelle RoithPortrait of an Alien Enemyp. 169Michael MolnarC.G. Jung's Psychotherapeutic Technique of Active Imagination in Historical Contextp. 185Wendy Swan