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Index of Volume 27 Authors of Articles Brown, Michael F. “3 Selves @ Y2K.” 27:2 (1999): 85-93. Chirico, Donna M. “Where Lies the Wisdom to Distinguish One from the Other: The Question of Moral Creativity at 2000.” 27:2 (1999): 47-57. Cushman, Philip and Peter Gilford. “From Emptiness to Multiplicity: The Self at the Year 2000.” 27:2 (1999): 15-31. Dahmane, Razak. “Memory, Mimicry, and the Vindications of Ventriloquism in Dickens’ Hard Times.” 27:1 (1998): 37-84. de Back, Peter (translated by Arthur Mitzman). “Public Women and Private Imagings: Rescue Fantasy, Personal History and Social Vision in Emile Zola.” 27:3 (1999): 59-74. Gilford, Peter and Philip Cushman. “From Emptiness to Multiplicity: The Self at the Year 2000.” 27:2 (1999): 15-31. Leibovici, Solange. “Dutch Historians and Depth Psychology.” 27:3 (1999): 49-57. Lenson, David. “Beyond the Prosthetic Self.” 27:2 (1999): 95-104. Maitre, Jacques. “Psychological History in France: 1968-1997.” 27:3 (1999): 23-48. Mestrovic, Stjepan G. “The Postemotional Self.” 27:2 (1999): 59-70. Miliora, Maria T. “JFK: A Narcissistic Political Leader.” 27:1 (1998): 19-36. Quinby, Lee. “Millennial Civilization and Its Discontents: Terminal Cyni- cism, Conspiracy Mania, and Avatarism.” 27:2 (1999): 33-46. Rockelein, Hedwig (translated by Jan Art). “Psychological History in Ger- many and Its Problems with Obtaining Approval from Historical Sci- ence: State of Research - Perspectives.” 27:3 (1999): 3-21. Sewall, Laura and Jed Swift. “The Embedded Self: The Experience of Becoming.” 27:2 (1999): 71-84. 148 The Psychohistory Review Swift, Jed and Laura Sewall. “The Embedded Self: The Experience of Becoming.” 27:2 (1999): 71-84. Wagner, Aleksandra. “The Role of Women in the History of Psychoanalysis: Ideas, Practice, and Institutions.” 27:3 (1999): 75-82. Wyatt-Brown, Bertram. “‘When the Melancholy Fit Shall Fall’: Modern Southern Writers and Despair.” 27:1 (1998): 1-18. Articles “Beyond the Prosthetic Self.” David Lenson. 27:2 (1999): 95-104. “Dutch Historians and Depth Psychology.” Leibovici, Solange. 27:3 (1999): 49-57. “The Embedded Self. The Experience of Becoming.” Laura Sewall and Jed Swift. 27:2 (1999): 71-84. “From Emptiness to Multiplicity: The Self at the Year 2000.” Philip Cush- man and Peter Gilford. 27:2 (1999): 15-31. “JFK: A Narcissistic Political Leader.” Maria T. Miliora. 27:1 (1998): 19-36. “Memory, Mimicry, and the Vindications of Ventriloquism in Dickens’ Hard Times.” Razak Dahmane. 27:1 (1998): 37-84. “Millennial Civilization and Its Discontents: Terminal Cynicism, Conspiracy Mania, and Avatarism.” Lee Quinby. 27:2 (1999): 33-46. “Psychological History in France: 1968-1997.” Jacques Maitre. 27:3 (1999): 23-48. “Psychological History in Germany and Its Problems with Obtaining Approval from Historical Science: State of Research - Perspectives.” Rockelein, Hedwig (translated by Jan Art). 27:3 (1999): 3-21. “Public Women and Private Imagings: Rescue Fantasy, Personal History and Social Vision in Emile Zola.” Peter de Back (translated by Arthur Mitz- man). 27:3 (1999): 59-74. “The Postemotional Self.” Stjepan G. Mestrovic. 27:2 (1999): 59-70. Index 149 “The Role of Women in the History of Psychoanalysis: Ideas, Practice, and Institutions.” Aleksandra Wagner. 27:3 (1999): 75-82. “3 Selves @ Y2K.” Michael F. Brown. 27:2 (1999) 85-93. ““When the Melancholy Fit Shall Fall’: Modern Southern Writers and Despair.” Bertram Wyatt-Brown. 27:1 (1998): 1-18. “Where Lies the Wisdom to Distinguish One from the Other: The Question of Moral Creativity at 2000.” Donna M. Chirico. 27:2 (1999) 47-57. Authors of Books Reviewed Birn, Ruth Bettina and Norman G. Finkelstein. A Nation on Trial: The Gold- hagen Thesis and Historical Truth. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Bonomi, Carlo, Patrick Mahony, and Jan Sterisson, eds. Behind the Scenes - Freud in Correspondence. 27:1 (1998): 93-97. Burrows, Roger and Mike Featherstone, eds. Cyberspace, Cyberbodies, Cyberpunk, Cultures of Technological Embodiment. 27:2 (1999): 105- 12. Cocks, Geoffrey. Psychotherapy in the Third Reich. The Géring Institute. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. . Treating Mind and Body Essays in the History of Science, Profes- sions, and Society Under Extreme Conditions. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. Erb, Rainer and Johannes Heil, eds. Geschichtswissenschaft und Offentlichkeit: Der Streit um Daniel J. Goldhagen. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Featherstone, Mike and Roger Burrows, eds. Cyberspace, Cyberbodies, Cyber- punk, Cultures of Technological Embodiment. 27:2 (1999): 105-12. Finkelstein, Norman G. and Ruth Bettina Birn. A Nation on Trial: The Gold- hagen Thesis and Historical Truth. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Gay, Peter. My German Question: Growing Up in Nazi Berlin. 27:3 (1999): 123-26 Gilgen, A.R., C.K. Gilgen, V.A. Koltsova, and Y.N. Oleinik. Soviet and American Psychology During World War II. 27:1 (1998): 85-88. 150 The Psychohistory Review Gilgen, A.R., C.K. Gilgen, V.A. Koltsova, and Y.N. Oleinik. Soviet and American Psychology During World War II. 27:1 (1998): 85-88. Heil, Johannes and Rainer Erb, eds. Geschichtswissenschaft und Offentlichkeit: Der Streit um Daniel J. Goldhagen. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Herausgegeben, von Karl Fallend and Bernd Nitzschke, eds. Der “Fall” Wil- helm Reich Beitrage zum Verhaltnis von Psychoanalyse und Politik. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. Kautz, Fred. Gold-Hagen und die “Hiirnen Sewfriedte”: Die Holocaust- Forschung im Sperrfeuer der Flakheifer. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Koltsova, V.A., A.R. Gilgen, C.K. Gilgen, and Y.N. Oleinik. Soviet and American Psychology During World War II. 27:1 (1998): 85-88. Lane, Christopher, ed. The Psychoanalysis of Race. 27:3 (1999): 139-40. Le Rider, Jacques, Michel Plon, Gerard Raulet, and Henri Rey-Flaud: Autour du “Malaise dans la culture” de Freud. 27:3 (1999): 141-42 Littell, Franklin H. ed. Hyping the Holocaust: Scholars Answer Goldhagen. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Mahony, Patrick, Carlo Bonomi, and Jan Sterisson, eds. Behind the Scenes - Freud in Correspondence. 27:1 (1998): 93-97. Maze, John R. Virginia Woolf. Feminism, Creativity, and the Unconscious. 27:1 (1998): 89-92. Muhlleitner, Elke and Johannes Reichmayr, eds. Otto Fenichel 119 Rund- briefe (1934—1945). 27:3 (1999): 127-30. Nitzschke, Bernd and von Karl Fallend Herausgegeben, eds. Der “Fall” Wil- helm Reich Beitrage zum Verhaltnis von Psychoanalyse und Politik. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. Oleinik, Y.N., A.R. Gilgen, C.K. Gilgen, and V.A Koltsova. Soviet and Amer- ican Psychology During World War II. 27:\ (1998): 85-88. Palmer, Michael. Freud and Jung on Religion. 27:3 (1999): 137-38. Plon, Michel, Jacques Le Rider, Gerard Raulet, and Henri Rey-Flaud. Autour du “Malaise dans la culture” de Freud. 27:3 (1999): 141-42. Index 151 Pohl, Dieter. “Die Holocaust-Forschung und Goldhagens Thesen,” Viertel- jahrshefte fiir Zeitgeschichte. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Raulet, Gerard, Jacques Le Rider, Michel Plon, and Henri Rey-Flaud. Autour du “Mailaise dans la culture” de Freud. 27:3 (1999): 139-40. Reichmayr, Johannes and Elke Muhlleitner, eds. Otto Fenichel 119 Rund- briefe (1934—1945). 27:3 (1999): 127-30. Rey-Flaud, Jacques Le Rider, Michel Plon, and Gerard Raulet. Autour du “Malaise dans la culture” de Freud. 27:3 (1999): 1319-40. Rogow, Arnold A. A Fatal Friendship: Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. 27:1 (1998): 101-104. Roudinesco, F™ sabeth. Jacques Lacan. 27:3 (1999): 141-42. Sabadini, Andrea, ed. Psychoanalysis and History. 27:1 (1998): 98-100. Schoeps, Julius H. ed. Ein Volk von Mérdern: Die Dokumentation zur Gold- hagen-Kontroverse um die Rolle der Deutschen im Holocaust. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Shandley, Robert R. ed. Unwilling Germans? The Goldhagen Debate. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Shields, Rob, ed. Cultures of Internet. Virtual Spaces, Real Histories, Living Bodies. 27:2 (1999): 105-12. Turkle, Sherry. Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet. 27:2 (1999): 113-16. Sterisson, Jan, Patrick Mahony, and Carlo Bonomi, eds. Behind the Scenes - Freud in Correspondence. 27:1 (1998): 93-97. Books Reviewed Autour du “Mailaise dans la culture” de Freud. Jacques Le Rider, Michel Plon, Gerard Raulet, and Henri Rey-Flaud. Reviewed by Larry Shiner. 27:3 (1999): 141-42. Behind the Scenes - Freud in Correspondence. Patrick Mahony, Carlo Bono- mi, and Jan Sterisson, eds. Reviewed by Emanuel Rice. 27:1 (1998): 93-97. 152. The Psychohistory Review Cyberspace, Cyberbodies, Cyberpunk. Cultures of Technological Embodi- ment. Mike Featherstone and Roger Burrows. Review Essay by Michael Menser. 27:2 (1999): 105-12. Cultures of Internet. Virtual Spaces, Real Histories, Living Bodies. Rob Shields, ed. Review Essay by Michael Menser. 27:2 (1999): 105-12. Der “Fall” Wilhelm Reich Beitrage zum Verhaltnis von Psychoanalyse und Politik. von Karl Fallend Herausgegeben and Bernd Nitzschke, eds. Review Essay by Zvi Lothane. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. “Die Holocaust-Forschung und Goldhagens Thesen,” Vierteljahrshefte fiir Zeitgeschichte. Dieter Pohl. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Ein Volk von Mérdern: Die Dokumentation zur Goldhagen-Kontroverse um die Rolle der Deutschen im Holocaust. Julius H. Schoeps, ed. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. A Fatal Friendship: Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. Arnold A. Rogow. Reviewed by William H. Siles. 27:1 (1998): 101-104. Freud and Jung on Religion. Michael Palmer. Reviewed by Gary Ahlskog. 27:3 (1999): 137-38. Geschichtswissenschaft und Offentlichkeit: Der Streit um Daniel J. Goldha- gen. Johannes Heil and Rainer Erb, eds. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Gold-Hagen und die “Hiirnen Sewfriedte”: Die Holocaust-Forschung im Sperrfeuer der Flakhelfer. Fred Kautz. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Hyping the Holocaust: Scholars Answer Goldhagen. Franklin H. Littell, ed. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Jacques Lacan. Elizabeth Roudinesco. Reviewed by Larry E. Shiner. 27:3 (1999): 131-35. Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet. Sherry Turkle. Reviewed by Aleksandra Wagner. 27:2 (1999): 113-16. My German Question: Growing Up in Nazi Berlin. Peter Gay. Reviewed by Geoffrey Cocks. 27:3 (1999): 123-26. Index 153 A Nation on Trial: The Goldhagen Thesis and Historical Truth. Norman G. Finkelstein and Ruth Bettina Birn. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Otto Fenichel 119 Rundbriefe (1934—1945). Johannes Reichmayr and Elke Muhlleitner, eds. Reviewed by Zvi Lothane. 27:3 (1999): 127-30. Psychoanalysis and History. Andrea Sabadini, ed. Reviewed by Joseph Rep- pen. 27:1 (1998): 98-100. The Psychoanalysis of Race. Christopher Lane, ed. Reviewed by Vibert L. White. 27:3 (1999): 139-40. Psychotherapy in the Third Reich. The Géring Institute. Geoffrey Cocks. Review Essay by Zvi Lothane. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. Soviet and American Psychology During World War II. A.R. Gilgen, C.K. Gilgen, V.A. Koltsova, and Y.N. Oleinik. Reviewed by Patricia K. Kerig. 27:1 (1998): 85-88. Treating Mind and Body Essays in the History of Science, Professions, and Society Under Extreme Conditions. Geoffrey Cocks. Review Essay by Zvi Lothane. 27:3 (1999): 101-21. Unwilling Germans? The Goldhagen Debate. Robert R. Shandley, ed. Review Essay by Robert C. Kunath. 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Virginia Woolf. Feminism, Creativity, and the Unconscious. John R. Maze. Reviewed by Victoria Rosner. 27:1 (1998): 89-92. Book Reviewers Ahlskog, Gary. Freud and Jung on Religion. Michael Palmer. 27:3 (1999): 137-38. Cocks, Geoffrey. My German Question: Growing Up in Nazi Berlin. Peter Gay. 27:3 (1999): 123-26. Kunath, Robert C. Review Essay. Ein Volk von Mérdern: Die Kokumentation zur Goldhagen-Kontroverse um die Rolle der Deutschen im Holocaust. Julius H. Schoeps, ed. “Reflections on the Goldhagen Controversy.” 27:3 (1999): 83-99. 154 The Psychohistory Review . Review Essay. Geschichtswissenschaft und Offentlichkeit: Der Stre- it um Daniel J. Goldhagen. Johannes Heil and Rainer Erb, eds. “Reflec- tions on the Goldhagen Controversy.” 27:3 (1999): 83-99. . Review Essay. Gold-Hagen und die “Hurnen Sewfriedte”: Die Hol- caust-Forschung im Sperrfeuer der Flakhelfer. Fred Kautz. “Reflec- tions on the Goldhagen Controversy.” 27:3 (1999): 83-99. . Review Essay. Hyping the Holocaust: Scholars Answer Goldhagen. Franklin H. Littell, ed. “Reflections on the Goldhagen Controversy.” 27:3 (1999): xxxx. . Review Essay. A Nation on Trial: The Goldhagen Thesis and His- torical Truth. Norman G. Finkelstein and Ruth Bettina Birn. “Reflec- tions on the Goldhagen Controversy.” 27:3 (1999): 83-99. . Review Essay. Unwilling Germans? The Goldhagen Debate. Robert R. Shandley, ed. “Reflections on the Goldhagen Controversy.” 27:3 (1999): 83-99. Lothane, Zvi. Review Essay. Der “Fall” Wilhelm Reich Beitrage zum Ver- haltnis von Psychoanalyse und Politik. von Karl Fallend Heraus- gegeben and Bernd Nitzschke, eds. “The Deal with the Devil to ‘Save’ Psychoanalysis in Nazi Germany.” 27:3 (1999): 101-21. . Otto Fenichel 119 Rundbriefe (1934—1945). Johannes Reichmayr and Elke Muhlleitner, eds. 27:3 (1999): 127-30. . Review Essay. Psychotherapy in the Third Reich. The Géring Insti- tute. Geoffrey Cocks. “The Deal with the Devil to ‘Save’ Psychoanaly- sis in Nazi Germany.” 27:3 (1999): 101-21. . Review Essay. Treating Mind and Body Essays in the History of Sci- ence, Professions, and Society Under Extreme Conditions. Geoffrey Cocks. “The Deal with the Devil to ‘Save’ Psychoanalysis in Nazi Ger- many.” 27:3 (1999): 101-21. Menser, Michael. Review Essay. Cyberspace, Cyberbodies, Cyberpunk. Cul- tures of Technological Embodiment. Mike Featherstone and Roger Bur- rows, eds. 27:2 (1999): 105-12. . Review Essay. Cultures of Internet, Virtual Spaces, Real Histories, Living Bodies. Rob Shields, ed. 27:2 (1999): 105-12. Index 155 Kerig, Patricia K. Soviet and American Psychology During World War II. A.R. Gilgen, C.K. Gilgen, V.A. Koltsova, and Y.N. Oleinik. 27:1 (1998): 85-88. Reppen, Joseph. Psychoanalysis and History. Andrea Sabadini, ed. 27:1 (1998): 98-100. Rice, Emanuel. Behind the Scenes - Freud in Correspondence. Patrick Maho- ny, Carlo Bonomi, and Jan Sterisson. 27:1 (1998): 93-97. Rosner, Victoria. Virginia Woolf. Feminism, Creativity, and the Unconscious. John R. Maze. 27:1 (1998): 89-92. Shiner, Larry E. Autour du “Malaise dans la culture” de Freud. Jacques Le Rider, Michel Plon, Gerard Raulet, and Henri Rey-Flaud. 27:3 (1999): XXXX. . Jacques Lacan. Elizabeth Roudinesco. 27:3 (1999): 131-35. Siles, William H. A Fatal Friendship: Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. Arnold Rogow. 27:1 (1998): 101-104. Wagner, Aleksandra. Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet. Sherry Turkle. 27:2 (1999): 113-16. Vibert L. White. The Psychoanalysis of Race. Christopher Lane, ed. 27:3 (1999): 139-40.