Issue 117 articlesEditorialp. 1Susanne LunnA few reflections on how we may approach the unconsciousp. 3Pentti IkonenThe unconscious: A re-reading of the Freudian conceptp. 11Judy GammelgaardChildren's play in psychoanalysis — a work in the preconsciousp. 22Kari HaugeThe Unconscious: How does it speak to us today?p. 31Bent RosenbaumGreed, idealization, and the paranoid-schizoid experience of insatiabilityp. 41Robert WaskaReports and Brief Communications: Neuroscientific research with possible relevance for psychoanalysis*p. 51Helge SletvoldDiscussion of Bent Rosenbaum's paper: “The Unconscious. How does it speak to us today? Or the story about the unspoken and the not heard”2p. 58Juhani LindellWrestling with God: Discussion of Mikael Enckell's book: “The Soul that Wouldn't Shrink, Essays on Jewish Topics”p. 63David TitelmanLetter to the Editorp. 70Imre SzecsödyThe Activities in the Scandinavian Societies 2002p. 72Mikael SundénBook Sectionp. 77Mikael SundénRakkauden Hipaisu (The touch of love): Tor-Björn Hägglund. Oulu: Kajo, 2001.p. 78Pertti JärvinenUpheaval: Psychoanalytical Perspectives on Trauma: Sverre Varvin & Tamara Stajner Popovic (eds.). Belgrade: International Aid Network, 2002.p. 82Göran RydénDick Blomberg 1921-2001p. 86Arne Jemstedt & Jan StenssonOlav Kristian Brodwall 1914-2002p. 88Per Anthi, Torhild Leira & Gjermund TveitoLudvig Igra 1945-2003p. 89Tomas Böhm & David Titelman
Issue 214 articlesEditorialp. 95Susanne LunnEgo, self and othernessp. 96Judy GammelgaardWhich patients should avoid psychoanalysis, and which professionals should avoid psychoanalytic training?: A critical evaluationp. 109Sverre VarvinOne depression or many?p. 123Siri Erika GullestadTransforming emotional experiences: Perspectives from neurobiology