Issue 113 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 1Stephan HauResearch ArticlesTransmissions, Shifts and Transformations in the Field – Balancing Pain, Enjoyment, and Vitalityp. 3Fredrik CappelenAwakening Process from Closed Transference Statep. 13Pepita HänninenThe Art of Psychoanalysisp. 18Fredrika StjärneAnalyst and Patient – Transgressions, Submissions, Love and Hatep. 24Johan BergTransmissions from Three Different Levels of the Unconscious in the Analytic Work with a Young Woman. Or: Ethical Seduction in the Consulting Roomp. 33Katrine ZeuthenTransmissions and Transformations in Learning to Work in the Transference. A Qualitative Pilot Study of a Therapy and a Corresponding Supervision Process of a Pre-Graduate Psychologist in Psychoanalytic-Oriented Trainingp. 40Hanne Strømme & Stephan HauLet’s Talk About Non-Verbal Communication: Using AI and Machine Learning for the Investigation of Interpersonal Psychotherapeutic Interactionsp. 51Stephan Hau, Franco Rugolon, Thomas Jack Samuels & Lennart HögmanBook ReviewsThe Definitive Documentation on Sigmund Freud. ‘The First Textbook of Psychiatry to Refer to Psycho-Analysis was Written in Norwegian.’ Sigmund Freud (1914) in ‘On the History of the Psycho-Analytic Movement’ (p. 33).: Christfried Tøgel: Sigmund Freud, 1856–1939. A Biographical Compendium, reviewed by Kim Larsen, London, Routledge, 2024, 668 pp., Paperback, ISBN: 9781032696515p. 63Kim LarsenFreud’s British Family: Reclaiming Lost Lives in Manchester and London, by Roger Willoughby, London, Routledge, 2025, 235 pp., £31.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-032-65198-9p. 65Kim LarsenReview of Life Drive & Death Drive, Libido & Lethe: A Clear Road through Freud’s Metapsychology Leading to Helpful Findings and New Concepts (Updated Version), by Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau, Queens, New York, 2024, 295 pp., ISBN: 978-1-956864-78-6p. 68Elsa ÅkermanPsychoanalysis in the Light of Metaphor and Metonymy, by Gloria Zeligman, Stockholm University, 175 SEK, 360 pp., ISBN: 9789180146036p. 70Stephan HauObituaryIn Memory of Andrzej Werbart (1946–2025)p. 72Helene Wolf
Issue 210 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 75Kari HøydahlResearch ArticlesState of Mind: Becoming One’s ‘Self’ through the Interaction of Subject and Objectp. 77Liam BierschenkReflections on Thomas Ogden’s Contiguous-Autistic Position: Thoughts on the End of the Analytic Processp. 88Silvia CiminoShadows Holding their Breath – Winnicott, Bion, and Integration from the Perspective of Aesthetic Experiencep. 95Eeva PihlajaHow Does Psychoanalytic Supervision Work? A Follow-Up Commentaryp. 105C. Edward WatkinsGrowth in the Midst of Guilt, Demand, and Uncertainty: Interpretation in the Clinical Settingp. 109Robert WaskaA Psychoanalytic Review of “Sick of Myself”p. 117Didem Saraç, Nagihan Bekçi Gökçeoğlu & Faruk GençözThe Cumulative Trauma in Psychoanalysis: Some Reflections on Masud Khan’s Contribution Applied to a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with a 4-Year-Old Girlp. 123Silvia CiminoReview of Siri Gullestad’s Article Transgender – a Challenge for Psychoanalysis?p. 131Joachim von WeissenbergBook ReviewPsychoanalysis in Social and Cultural Settings. Upheavals and Resilience, by Sverre Varvin, London, New York, Routledge, 2022, 286 pp., ISBN: 978-1-032-07236-4 (hbk), €31.99 (pbk), ISBN: 978-1-032-07235-7, ISBN: 978-1-003-20605-7 (ebk)p. 137Helene Wolf