Janice S. Lieberman, PhD, is a Training and Supervising Analyst and Faculty member at the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research in New York City. She is the author of Body Talk: Looking and Being Looked at in Psychotherapy and served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. She is a Member of the International Psychoanalytical Association Committee on Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies.

• Introduction: Loss of Integrity in Contemporary Culture and Contemporary PsychePart I: Superego/ Character Issues: Deception, Greed and Envy Analyzing a "New Superego"?: Greed and Envy in the Recent Age of Affluence Lies and Omissions in Psychoanalytic Treatment The Availability (and Responsibility) of the Analyst: "Above all, do no harm" Construction Outside, Reconstruction Inside: The analyst's office under siegePart II: Body, Skin, Gender5. The Female Body: A discussion of Malkah Notman's 2003 paper6. The Analyst as Reluctant Spectator: Working with women obsessed with thinness7. The Analyst’s Rush to Metaphor8. Body Narcissism and Linguistic Attunement9. Outrageous Women: The "Cleopatra Complex"10. The Male Psyche: An Even Darker ContinentRelationships11. Issues in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Single Females over 3012. Sex and the City on the Couch13. The Search for Love in a Digital Age14. The Mediated GazeSuperego, Gender and Body in Art15. Violence Against Women in the Work of Women Artists16. The Imposturous Artist Arshile Gorky17. Pedophilic Themes in Balthus’ Works18.Is Appropriation Creative?: The Case of Richard PrinceAfterword

Janice S. Lieberman, PhD, is a Training and Supervising Analyst and Faculty member at the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research in New York City. She is the author of Body Talk: Looking and Being Looked at in Psychotherapy and served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. She is a Member of the International Psychoanalytical Association Committee on Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies.

• Introduction: Loss of Integrity in Contemporary Culture and Contemporary PsychePart I: Superego/ Character Issues: Deception, Greed and Envy Analyzing a "New Superego"?: Greed and Envy in the Recent Age of Affluence Lies and Omissions in Psychoanalytic Treatment The Availability (and Responsibility) of the Analyst: "Above all, do no harm" Construction Outside, Reconstruction Inside: The analyst's office under siegePart II: Body, Skin, Gender5. The Female Body: A discussion of Malkah Notman's 2003 paper6. The Analyst as Reluctant Spectator: Working with women obsessed with thinness7. The Analyst’s Rush to Metaphor8. Body Narcissism and Linguistic Attunement9. Outrageous Women: The "Cleopatra Complex"10. The Male Psyche: An Even Darker ContinentRelationships11. Issues in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Single Females over 3012. Sex and the City on the Couch13. The Search for Love in a Digital Age14. The Mediated GazeSuperego, Gender and Body in Art15. Violence Against Women in the Work of Women Artists16. The Imposturous Artist Arshile Gorky17. Pedophilic Themes in Balthus’ Works18.Is Appropriation Creative?: The Case of Richard PrinceAfterword

Janice S. Lieberman, PhD, is a Training and Supervising Analyst and Faculty member at the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research in New York City. She is the author of Body Talk: Looking and Being Looked at in Psychotherapy and served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. She is a Member of the International Psychoanalytical Association Committee on Sexual and Gender Diversity Studies.

• Introduction: Loss of Integrity in Contemporary Culture and Contemporary PsychePart I: Superego/ Character Issues: Deception, Greed and Envy Analyzing a "New Superego"?: Greed and Envy in the Recent Age of Affluence Lies and Omissions in Psychoanalytic Treatment The Availability (and Responsibility) of the Analyst: "Above all, do no harm" Construction Outside, Reconstruction Inside: The analyst's office under siegePart II: Body, Skin, Gender5. The Female Body: A discussion of Malkah Notman's 2003 paper6. The Analyst as Reluctant Spectator: Working with women obsessed with thinness7. The Analyst’s Rush to Metaphor8. Body Narcissism and Linguistic Attunement9. Outrageous Women: The "Cleopatra Complex"10. The Male Psyche: An Even Darker ContinentRelationships11. Issues in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Single Females over 3012. Sex and the City on the Couch13. The Search for Love in a Digital Age14. The Mediated GazeSuperego, Gender and Body in Art15. Violence Against Women in the Work of Women Artists16. The Imposturous Artist Arshile Gorky17. Pedophilic Themes in Balthus’ Works18.Is Appropriation Creative?: The Case of Richard PrinceAfterword