COVER -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- SERIES EDITOR'S PREFACE -- ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS -- INTRODUCTION Evolving perspectives on therapeutic action: where are we after a century? -- SECTION I CONTEXTUALIZING THERAPEUTIC ACTION -- CHAPTER ONE A brief history of therapeutic action: convergence, divergence, and integrative bridges -- CHAPTER TWO The aims and method of psychoanalysis a century later -- CHAPTER THREE Classical theory, the Enlightenment Vision, and contemporary psychoanalysis -- SECTION II CONFLICT, FANTASY, AND INSIGHT IN THERAPEUTIC ACTION -- CHAPTER FOUR The therapeutic action of resistance analysis: interpersonalizing and socializing Paul Gray's close process attention technique -- CHAPTER FIVE From ego psychology to modern conflict theory -- CHAPTER SIX The interpretive act: returning freedom and agency to a beleaguered ego -- CHAPTER SEVEN Back to the future: the curative fantasy in psychoanalysis -- SECTION III RELATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND MUTATIVE DYNAMICS -- CHAPTER EIGHT The seminal therapeutic influence of analytic love: a pluralistic perspective -- CHAPTER NINE The analyst's subjective experience:holding environment and container of projections -- SECTION IV MENTAL EXPERIENCE AND THERAPEUTIC ACTION: UNCONSCIOUS COMMUNICATION, INTERNALIZATION, AND NON-VERBAL PROCESSES -- CHAPTER ELEVEN From under long shadows: identification and disidentification in analysis -- CHAPTER TWELVE Movement thinking and therapeutic action in psychoanalysis -- SECTION V REFLECTIONS: PSYCHOANALYTIC DOGMA AND FLEXIBILITY -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN A centenarian's retrospective on psychoanalysis: an interview with Hedda Bolgar -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.