Front -- Contents -- 1. We Have Met the Enemy, and He (Is) Was Us -- 2. The Buried Bodies Case: Lawyers Risk Their Careers to Defend Their Ethical Commitment to Client Privacy -- 3. The Case of Joseph Lifschutz: A Psychoanalyst in Jail -- 4. " The Angry Act": The Psychoanalyst's Breach of Confi dentiality in Philip Roth's Life and Art -- 5. Angry Acts and Counteracts in Philip Roth's Life and Art -- 6. The Case of Jane Doe v. Joan Roe and Peter Poe: The Most Extensive Violation Ever of a Psychotherapy Patient's Privacy -- 7. The Anne Sexton Controversy: "There Is Nothing Like This in the History of Literary Biography!" -- 8. The Tarasoff Case: Must the Protective Privilege End Where the Public Peril Begins? -- 9. -- 10. -- 11.