Issue 114 articlesEditorial ColumnFreud 100 years ago: The Moses of Michelangelo (1914)p. 1Torberg FossPrimary ArticlesThe respondent of the drive1.p. 5Jean-Claude RollandA brief interview with Jean-Claude Rollandp. 11Torberg FossSuperego distortions and self-attackp. 15Mark J. Goldblatt, Benjamin Herbstman & John T. MaltsbergerWhat can we expect from trainee therapists? A study of acquisition of competence in dynamic psychotherapyp. 24Bjørn Killingmo, Sverre Varvin & Hanne StrømmeThoughts about psychosomatic symptom formation: A holistic approach†p. 36Siegfried ZepfFearful fantasies: sexuality as a response to lovep. 48Joel BackströmTarget Article and CommentariesOn the outskirts of language, philosophers meet psychoanalysts: Target Article and Commentariesp. 60Torberg Foss & Helge SletvoldTarget articleSalvaging imagesp. 61Dag T. AnderssonCommentariesWalter Benjamin and psychoanalysis: A comment on Dag T. Andersson’s “Salvaging images”p. 69Judy GammelgaardA comment on Dag T. Andersson’s “Salvaging images”p. 71Mikael EnckellMaking memories: A comment on Dag T. Eriksson’s “Salvaging images”p. 72Johan ErikssonThe little heap of magnesium powder: A comment on Dag T. Andersson’s “Salvaging images”p. 74Anders Flækøy LandmarkReports and Brief CommunicationsThe Activities of the Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Societies 2013p. 76
Issue 213 articlesErrataErratump. 0Gail HartleyEditorial BoardEditorial Boardp. 0EditorialEditorialp. 79Torberg Foss & Helge SletvoldEditorial ColumnFreud 100 years ago: On narcissism: an introduction (1914a); On the history of the psychoanalytic movement (1914b); Preface to the 3rd edition of Three essays on the theory of sexuality (1914c)p. 80Torberg FossPrimary ArticlesOn psychosomatic phenomena1.p. 85Pentti IkonenMira and the body – which body and whose? Some thoughts on the body in the psychotherapeutic work with a young womanp. 91Maria YassaThe form of the soul ― on the body in Freud’s psychoanalysisp. 99Johan ErikssonThe body as thought and realityp. 107Stig HägglundTears, remorse and reparation in Henrik Ibsen’s Peer Gynt. A reading inspired by Melanie Kleinp. 113Marit AalenTowards a “full” language. Concerning bodily aspects in the psychoanalytic talking cure1,2p. 125Sølvi KristiansenMemory and the bodyp. 133Helge SletvoldVariations of the past. Reflections on memory in contemporary psychoanalysisp. 140Henrik Enckell & Mikael EnckellLetter to the EditorLetter to the Editorp. 146Imre Szecsödy