Edited by Jean Petrucelli and Catherine Stuart

Acknowledgments
Contributors
Introduction
Part I: Addictive Economies
Chapter 1: The Psychic Economy of Addiction
Joyce McDougall
Chapter 2: Addictive Economies: Intrapsychic and Interpersonal Discussion of McDougall's Chapter
Catherine Stuart
Part II: Expanding the Analytic Space: Dissociation and the Eating-Disordered Patient
Chapter 3: Thinking, Talking, and Feeling in Psychotherapy with Eating-Disordered Individuals
F. Diane Barth
Chapter 4: The Instigation of Dare: Broadening Therapeutic Horizons
Judith Brisman
Chapter 5: Out of Body, Out of Mind, Out of Danger: Some Reflections on Shame, Dissociation, and Eating Disorders
Philip M. Bromberg
Chapter 6: On Preferring Not To: The Aesthetics of Defiance
Adam Phillips
Part III: On Being Stuck: Enactments, Mutuality, and Self-Regulation with Eating-Disordered Patients
Chapter 7: Close Encounters of the Regulatory Kind: An Interpersonal/Relational Look at Self-Regulation
Jean Petrucelli
Chapter 8: "No Matter How Hard I Try, I Can't Get through to You!": Dissociated Affect in a Stalled Enactment
Frances Sommer Anderson
Chapter 9: The Destabilizing Dyad: Psychoanalytic Affective Engagement and Growth
Emily Kuriloff
Chapter 10: Narrative, Affect, and Therapeutic Impasse: Discussion of Part III
Lewis Aron
Part IV: To Eat or Not to Eat: The Psychic Meanings of the Decision
Chapter 11: The Male Experience of Food as Symbol and Sustenance
Margaret Crastnopol
Chapter 12: The Meaning of the "Body" in the Treatment of Eating-Disordered Patients
Ann Kearney-Cooke
Chapter 13: The Armored Self: The Symbolic Significance of Obesity
Stefanie Solow Glennon
Chapter 14: When the Self Starves: Alliance and Outcome in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
Kathryn J. Zerbe
Part V: Creativity and Addiction
Chapter 15: Melancholia and Addiction?
Joerg Bose
Chapter 16: The Anxiety of Creativity
Olga Cheselka
Chapter 17: Creativity, Genius, and Divine Madness
Edgar A. Levenson
Chapter 18: the Muse in the Bottle
Albert Rothenberg
Part VI: Desires and Addictions
Chapter 19: Attending to Sexual Compulsivity in a Gay Man
Jack Drescher
Chapter 20: In the Grip of Passion: Love or Addiction? On a Specific Kind of Masochistic Enthrallment
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
Chapter 21: From Impulsivity to Paralysis: Thoughts on the Continuous Pursuit and Thwarting of Desire
Jill Howard
Chapter 22: A Philosophical Assessment of Happiness, Addiction, and Transference
M. Guy Thompson
Part VII: Winnicott and Masud Khan: A Study of Addiction and Self-Destruction
Chapter 23: Masud Khan's Descent into Alcoholism
Linda B. Hopkins
Chapter 24: Winnicott's Complex Relationship to Hate and Hatefulness
Marcia Rosen
Chapter 25: The Outrageous Prince: The Uncure of Masud Khan
Dodi Goldman
Chapter 26: Further Thoughts on the Winnicott-Khan Analysis
Lawrence Epstein
Index