_FREE ASSOCIATIONS: Psychoanalysis, Groups, Politics, Culture_
Volume 6, part 3 (No. 39) has appeared in the Us and will soon do so elsewhere.
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CONTEENTS
'Analytic Reverie and Poetic Reverie: A Comparison' by Heather Weir
'The Wellsprings of Fascism: Individual Malice, Group Hatreds and the
Emergence of
National Narcissism' by Joseph Berke
'Bowlby, Fairbairn and Sutherland: The Scottish Connection in Psychotherapy'
by Jeremy Holmes
'Interpretation of Transference in Psychoanalytic Supervision' by Howard E.
Gorman
'Tragic Greek Madness: Inner Shadows versus Seeing in the Dark' by Ruth Padel
'Primal Scene Imagery in the Tragedy of Othello' by Eric J. Neutzel
'Science or Robbery: The Freud-Klein Controversy, 1941-1943' by Jane Kitto
'The Pargmatical Apprentice' by Larry O'Carroll
160 pages.
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