Ferenczi for Our Time stakes its greatest claim on the reader's attention by making manifest the contours of a distinctively Ferenczian tradition in the history of psychoanalysis, covering methodology, theory, and clinical practice in psychoanalysis.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS -- SERIES EDITOR’S FOREWORD by Peter L. Rudnytsky -- PREFACE by Judit Szekacs-Weisz -- INSTEAD OF AN INTRODUCTION: Intimacy and Trauma by Joan Raphael-Leff -- PART I: MELANIE KLEIN AND SANDOR FERENCZI -- CHAPTER ONE -- From patient to founder of a psychoanalytic school: Ferenczi’s influence on the works of Melanie Klein/Gábor Flaskay -- CHAPTER TWO -- The “here-and-now” in Ferenczi’s thinking and its influence on Melanie Klein/Meira Likierman -- PART II: FROM FERENCZI TO WINNICOTT AND DOLTO -- CHAPTER THREE -- Early emotional development: Ferenczi to Winnicott/Margaret Tonnesmann -- CHAPTER FOUR -- “Thalassa to the ocean”: from Sandor Ferenczi to Françoise Dolto/Kathleen Kelley-Lainé -- PART III: THE BALINTS—MEMORIES, PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS AND IMAGES FROM LONDON, PARIS, AND BUDAPEST -- CHAPTER FIVE -- Michael Balint/Harold Stewart -- CHAPTER SIX -- The Balints and Mészáros Street 12, Budapest/György Hidas -- CHAPTER SEVEN -- Alice Balint, a short but productive life/Judith Dupont -- CHAPTER EIGHT -- Thrills and progression: Hillary, a philobat on Mount Everest/Catherine Reverzy -- CHAPTER NINE -- The Enid files/Jennifer Johns -- PART IV: CLOSER TO OUR TIME -- CHAPTER TEN -- Survival strategies: a psychoanalytic view/Judit Szekacs-Weisz -- CHAPTER ELEVEN -- “In more favourable circumstances”: ambassadors of the wound/Rachel Rosenblum (pour Henri Danon Boileau) -- PART V: CLOSE TO THE BODY -- CHAPTER TWELVE -- Psychosomatics and technique/Jonathan Sklar -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN -- Close to the body: an analyst’s daily work/with cancer patients/Ágnes Riskó -- CHAPTER FOURTEEN -- “Poor Konrad”: the body and the soul seekers/Ferenc Erős -- INDEX.