Description: "These powerful essays of the last two decades offer students, scholars, and practitioners an extraordinary appraisal of the most important clinical and theoretical matters currently under consideration by psychoanalysts. Half a century of experience in psychoanalytic clinical practice, research, education, and administration has given the author unparalleled understanding of the crucial issues that he discusses. Readers familiar with his earlier books will find here, once again, Wallerstein's spectacular blend of historical exposition, balanced perspective, comprehensiveness, and critical insight. Each of the three groups of papers is introduced by a pellucid summary that puts them in context, explaining the conditions of their composition and the author's intent. The reader can expect to come away with a clearer view of where we are and how we came to the present juncture."

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