Issue 118 articlesPaying attention to the mute partp. 1Pentti IkonenSubjectivity and aggression — a reflection on the death instinctsp. 19Christer SjödinSome considerations on the capacity to be alonep. 33Olavi HämäläinenHow can we end psychoanalysis — and still have a follow-up of it?p. 48Imre SzecsödyA psychoanalytic understanding of antipsychotic drug treatment: An attempt at applied psychoanalysis*p. 67David TitelmanThe dialectics of psychoanalytic researchp. 85Andrzej WerbartWhat is psychoanalytic research?p. 102Rolf KünstlicherQuo vadis psychoanalysis?p. 108Marita TorstiThe Activities in the Scandinavian Societies 1998Denmarkp. 114Merete KatznelsonFinlandp. 116Leena KlockarsNorwayp. 118Svein HaugsgjerdSwedenp. 119Sven LagerlöfGlöd I Mörker - Konstnaärssjälen, Skapandet och Psykoanalysen (Embers glowing in the dark the artist's soul, creativity and psychoanalysis): Else-Britt Kjellqvist. Stockholm: Carlssons BokfÖrlag, 1997p. 121Tor-Björn HügglundNuoruusikäisen Psykoanalyysi. (Adolescent psychoanalysis). Ruumiillisuuden Kosketus. (The touch of bodilyness). Peilissä Vaskiset Kasvot. (A brassface in the mirror).p. 126Camilla BargumPsykoanalyysin Uranuurtajat Suomessa (The Finnish Psychoanalytic Pioneers): Aira Laine, Helena Parland and Esa Roos, editors. Suomen Psykoanalyyttinen Yhdistys, Kemijärvi, 1997p. 133Sakari LehtonenBehind the Scenes. Freud in Correspondence: P. Mahony, C. Bonomi and J. Stenson, editors. Scandinavian University Press, Oslo, 1997p. 138Kim LarsenThorsten Sjövall 1913-1998
Issue 218 articlesA psychoanalytic listening-perspective in a time of pluralismp. 151Bjørn KillingmoFreedom to play, dream and thinkp. 172Johan NormanContempt and self-contempt: From the analysis of a 10-year-old boyp. 189Anders ZachrissonViolence and creativityp. 207Joyce McDougallTransference, metaphor and the poetics of psychoanalysisp. 218