Issue 115 articlesEditorialp. 1Anders ZachrissonOmnipotence in the transference and in the countertransferencep. 2Otto F. KernbergOn autoerotism and object relations in the psycho-sexual development: Some viewpoints on Freud's drive theories*p. 22Lars-Johan SchalinSilence and communication: nonverbal dialogue and therapeutic action*p. 41Torhild LeiraOur Language: Both Hide and Heart*p. 66Tor-Björn HägglundVictim of fate?: A presentation of the concept of “fate neurosis”.p. 80Espen BjerkeThe Activities in the Scandinavian Societies 1994p. 91Psykoanalysen I Norge. Historie—utdannelse—behandling—forskning. (Psychoanalysis in Norway. History—training—treatment—research.): Randolf Alnæs. Nordic Journal of Psychiatry. Suppl 32, vol. 48, 1994. 103 pp.p. 97Leif Longum, Johan Schubert & Sverre VarvinMänniskan Är en Berättelse. Tankar om samtalskonst. (Man is a tale. Thoughts about the art of talking.): Clarence Crafoord. Stockholm: Natur och Kultur, 1994p. 104Torberg FossNarcissism, Ett psykodynamiskt perspektiv, by Bo Sigrell. (Narcissism. A psychodynamic perspective.) Stockholm: Natur och Kultur, 1994.p. 107Randolf AlnæsDess Ljus Lyse! (To enlightenment!): Mikael Enckell. Borgå Söderström & Co., 1991p. 112Anders BergeRakkauden Kaleidoskooppi. (The kaleidoscope of love.): Tor-Björn Hägglund. sOulu: Kustannusyhtiö Kajo, 1994.p. 114Camilla BargumVanhaset. Esseitä Vanhenemisesta. (Essays on ageing.): Tor-Björn Hägglund. Oulu: Kustannusyhtiö Kajo 1993p. 118Timo KoivukangasReconstruction in Psychoanalysis. Childhood revisited and recreated: Harold P. Blum. Madison, CT: Int. Univ. Press, 1994.p. 121Per R. AnthiErik Helmers (1938–1995)p. 124Per Anthi & Sverre Varvin
Issue 212 articlesAnalysing real issues in the analysand's lifep. 131Irma Brenman PickThe development of a dream from concrete realization to symbolic storyp. 146Anna Lena IsakssonThe regeneration of a soul's historyp. 160Else-Britt KjellqvistFrom analytic dialogue to published textp. 176Henning PaikinGenocide and ethnic cleansing. Psychoanalytic and social-psychological viewpoints