Foreword by Adrienne Harris
Reading Ferenczi
A Pirouette Backwards in Seven-League Boots
An Introduction by Jenny Willner, Jakob Staberg and Raluca Soreanu
Cuts Through the Contemporary Scene
Ferenczi Dialogues - an Outline
The Seven Threads of the 'Ferenczi Revival'
PART 1
Instead of Language: Confusion
Sigmund Freud / Sándor Ferenczi
Jakob Staberg
Ferenczi in the Psychoanalytic Milieu
Transference
Trauma
The Domain of Dreams
A Painful Encounter
'Too much of the father': A Schreberian Pre-History
Response to Jakob Staberg, by Jenny Willner
The Tactile Eye and Queer Spectrality
Response to Jakob Staberg, by Raluca Soreanu
PART 2
Catastrophes and Genitality
Ferenczi's Thalassa and the Politics of Bioanalysis
Jenny Willner
Freud's Theory of Sexuality Meets Popular Darwinism in a Soldiers' Library
The Fish-Orgy: Wilhelm Bölsche's Herrings and Ferenczi's Thalassa
Weltanschauung: Fetishistic Disavowal in Popular Darwinism
Neurotic Evolution: Bioanalysis vs. Biologism
Heroic Organs, Hysteric Organs: The Method of Bioanalysis
The Politics of Bioanalysis
Reading Against the Grain: On How Organs Crave Interpretation
Response to Jenny Willner, by Jakob Staberg
What Does an Organ Do?
Response to Jenny Willner, by Raluca Soreanu
PART 3
Catastrophe and the Creativity of Fragments
Toward a Phenomenology of the Scene of Trauma
Raluca Soreanu
A Frame: On Ferenczi's Model of Memory
Repetition
Scene
Regression
The Dream of Fragments in The Clinical Diary
On the Identification with the Aggressor
Moment 1: Paralysis
Moment 2: Dematerialisation
Moment 3: Traumatic Imitation
Moment 4: Guilt
Moment 5: Getting Beside Oneself
Moment 6: Traumatic Progression
Moment 7: Autotomy
Moment 8: Neo-Formations
Moment 9: Orpha
Moment 10: Reconstruction
There is Hope for Life in Fragments: Thinking with Ferenczi's Images
Response to Raluca Soreanu, by Jenny Willner
Toward an Eventful Psychoanalysis
Response to Raluca Soreanu, by Jakob Staberg
Bibliography
About the Authors
Index
ERRATUM: The name of Peter Rudnytsky is misspelled on page 16 (fn. 33) and on page 224 as "Peter Rudnitsky" instead of "Peter Rudnytsky."
