Thinking in analysis

n° 100, 2001/1 - pages

Pages 5 to 6

Thinking in analysis

By Christian Gaillard

Pages 7 to 9

Not thinking in analysis. Fragments

By Monique Salzmann

Pages 11 to 18

Thinking in analysis. A survey in the United States

By Christian Gaillard, Murray Stein, John Beebe, Patricia Berry-Hillman, Joseph Cambray, Lynn Cowan, Claire Douglas, Josip Pasic, Murray Stein, Beverley Zabriskie

Pages 19 to 29

For left-winger thinking

By Christian Gaillard

Pages 31 to 33

Coming out of oblivion

By Michèle Petit

Pages 35 to 48

The Forbidden Room An overview of analytical work on complexes relating to the Nazi era

By Joanne Wieland-Burston

Pages 49 to 52

Unthinkable transference

By Micheline Dufour

Pages 53 to 67

Ysou's story. An eclipse of the self

By Cyrille Bonamy

Pages 69 to 80

Anxieties and ways of thinking

By Roland Schols

Pages 81 to 87

The roots of gendered identity and the ability to think

By Coline Covington

Pages 89 to 91

Thinking, she says

By Dominique Guilbault

Pages 93 to 100

Un pensiero pensante Reflections on the exercise of thinking in analyst training

By Giuseppe Maffei, translated from italian by Brigitte Allain-Dupré

Pages 101 to 116

The ethical self

By Hester McFarland Solomon

Pages 117 to 118

Remembering Mara Sidoli

By Brigitte Allain-Dupré

Pages 119 to 124

Notepad

By Dominique Guilbault

Pages 125 to 128

Review

By Brigitte Allain-Dupré