COVER -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ABOUT THE AUTHORS -- INTRODUCTION -- PEARL KING: CHRONOLOGY -- A language game -- CHAPTER ONE Splits in the French psychoanalytic movement, between 1953 and 1964 -- CHAPTER TWO The passion of history confronted with the failure of psychoanalytic historical thin king -- CHAPTER THREE The young R. D. Laing: a personal memoir and some hypotheses -- CHAPTER FOUR " Et in Archivio . . . [a] Pearl": a personal appreciation of Pearl King's work as a historian and archivist of psychoanalysis -- CHAPTER FIVE The evolution of organizational and training procedures in psychoanalytical associations: a brief account of the unique British contribution -- CHAPTER SIX Psychoanalysis-London or British? -- CHAPTER SEVEN The Holocaust, its aftermath, and the problem of the superego -- CHAPTER EIGHT Repetition and modification in the ageing process -- CHAPTER NINE Some reflections on D. W. Winnicott's ideas -- CHAPTER TEN Technical problems in the analysis of a young adult -- CHAPTER ELEVEN Further thoughts on the validation of the clinical process -- CHAPTER TWELVE What do our terms mean? -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN Love relations in later years -- CHAPTER FOURTEEN Unconscious choice and responsibility: an elusive point of psychoanalytic theory -- CHAPTER FIFTEEN Developmental and genetic perspectives in psychoanalysis -- CHAPTER SIXTEEN Fear of death- notes on the analysis of an old man -- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Male and female narcissism: a reassessment -- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN The unconscious: past, present, and future -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.