Issue 115 articlesEditorialp. 1David TitelmanMother-Infant Work and its Impact on Psychoanalysis with Adultsp. 3Björn SalomonssonMutuality and One-Sidedness in Kjell Askildsen's The Dogs of Thessaloniki: The Psychology of Everyday Lifep. 14Eeva IkonenContaining, Translating, and Interpretive Acting Out: The Quest for Therapeutic Balancep. 23Robert WaskaFreud's Philosophical Path: From a Science of Mind to a Philosophy of Human Beingp. 32Alfred I. TauberModes of Identification: Freud's Concepts Reorganizedp. 44Siegfried ZepfReports and Brief CommunicationsLove and otherness Comments on the Paper “Some thoughts on Happy and Unhappy Love” by Esa Roosp. 56Sverre VarvinResponse of Authorp. 59Esa RoosThe Scientific Activities of the Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Societies 2008p. 61Agnes MestertonBook SectionPsychoanalysis Comparable and Incomparable. The Evolution of a Method to Describe and Compare Psychoanalytic Approaches By Dana Birksted-Breen (general editor). London: The New Library of Psychoanalysis. Published in association with the Institute of Psychoanalysis.p. 66Erkki ÄäreläFed with Tears - Poisoned with Milk: The Nazareth Group Relations Conferences. By M. Ginor, H.S. Erlich & H. Beland, with a foreword by Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu. Giessen, Germany: Psychosozial-Verlag.p. 69Tomas BöhmOn the Art of Loving What is Written [Om konsten att älska skriften] By Mikael Enckell. Helsinki: Söderströms, 2009.p. 71Berit BergströmChildren in Genocide. Extreme Traumatization and Affect Regulation By Suzanne Kaplan. London: International Psychoanalysis Library, 2008.p. 74Barbara MattssonObituariesHilkka Annikki Valtonen (Born Löytänä) 1929 – 2009p. 77Matti BrummerChristina Hägglund-Nikkanen 1961 – 2009p. 78Johanna Eväsoja & Marketta Tuominen
Issue 28 articlesEditorialp. 83David TitelmanOn Creating a Psychoanalytic Mind: Psychoanalytic Knowledge as a Processp. 85Fred BuschAffect Regulation in Extreme Traumatization — Fragmented Narratives of Holocaust Survivors Hospitalized in Psychiatric Institutionsp. 93Suzanne Kaplan & Dori LaubWho was “William Shakespeare”?: We Propose he was Edward de Verep. 105Richard M. Waugaman & Roger StritmatterThe Conflicting Forces of Freud's Clinical Situation: Looking at the Evolving Method in the Case of the Rat Man