Introduction
1. Transference Before Transference
2. Clinical Winnicott: Travelling a Revolutionary Road
3. A Task Which can Never be Accomplished: Dealing with Mother's Mood - Winnicott's Clinical Understanding of Psychic Work Carried out for the [M]other
4. The Analyst Oscillating Between Interpreting and Not Interpreting
5. The Person of the Analyst
6. Imaginative Elaboration
7. The Adolescent's Discourse: New Forms of Civilization's Discontents
8. Parental Pre-Fabrication of the Self. An Account of the Analysis of a Thirty-Year Man.
9. "These Anxieties are Not Mine": Adolescence, the Oedipal Configuration and Transgenerational Factors
10. "A Hundred Times I Died, and a Hundred Times I was Born Again"
11. "Noticing, Understanding and Interpreting": 'The Mother's Madness Appearing in the Clinical Material as an Ego-Alien Factor' (1969)
12. The Burden and Encumberance of the Analyst's and the Analysand's Bodies Within the Confines of the Consulting Room