<p>&ldquo;Carefully balanced in terms of the different psychoanalytic schools and with sensitive<br />
appreciation of the subjective dimension of psychoanalytic practice, this unique text explores<br />
failures in psychoanalytic treatment - both objective and subjective . . . .the reader is treated<br />
to a panorama of insightful responses.&rdquo;<br />
&mdash;Gerald J. Gargiulo, PhD<br />
Author, Quantum Psychoanalysis,<br />
Essays on Physics, Mind and Analysis Today</p><p><br />
This most welcome reissue of a unique now classic collection of essays by a diverse group<br />
of eminent psychoanalysts from the US and internationally incisively addresses the critical<br />
question of the meaning and nature of clinical failures in psychoanalysis, one which has been<br />
generally sadly ignored. These stimulating, open-minded and thoughtful essays explore what<br />
we can learn from such failures to bring progress in psychoanalysis.<br />
&mdash;Douglas Kirsner, PhD, Author Unfree Associations;<br />
Emeritus Professor, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia</p>