Main description:

This book presents a case study of Freud and Dora and examines the relationship between Freud and Dora. The book focuses on what is missing from Freud's clinical case report-description of the interactions between analyst and patient.

Contents:

SUSAN S. LEVINE, L.C.S.W., Issue Editor--Prologue
LILLIAN WEISSBERG, Ph.D.--Exit Dora: Freud's Patient Takes Leave
PATRICK J. MAHONY, PH.D.--Freud's Unadorned and Unadorable:
A Case History Terminable and Interminable
DAVID M. SACHS, M.D.--Reflections on Freud's Dora Case After 48 Years
MELVIN BORNSTEIN, M.D.--What Freud Did Not Write About Dora
EMILY A. KURILOFF, PSY.D.--What's Going On with Dora? An Interpersonal Perspective
JEAN-MICHEL RABAT, PH.D.--Dora's Gift; Or, Lacan's Homage to Dora
PAUL H. ORNSTEIN, M.D.--When "Dora" Came to See Me for a Second Analysis
SUSAN S. LEVINE, L.C.S.W., Issue Editor--Epilogue