COVER -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS -- SERIES EDITORS' PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- CHAPTER ONE The use of public and of private implicit theories in the clinical situation -- CHAPTER TWO Do analysts do what they say they do? Clinical material -- Commentary on Dr Holmes' clinical material -- CHAPTER THREE Theoretical and clinical reflections on public and private theories -- CHAPTER FOUR The case of Albert -- Commentary on Samuel Zysman's clinical case -- CHAPTER FIVE Unconscious theories in the analyst's mind at work: searching for them in clinical material -- The case of Floppy -- Commentary on Lilia Bordone de Semeniuk's clinical case -- CHAPTER SIX Supervision in psychoanalytical training: the analysis and the use of implicit theories in psychoanalytical practice -- CHAPTER SEVEN Theories as objects: a psychoanalytic inquiry into minds and theories -- CHAPTER EIGHT Conclusions -- Appendix -- INDEX.