To all my friends in far-flung places [sound recording] / Dave Van Ronk

The University of Texas at Arlington went live with the Tomcat WebVoyage interface in August [1].  We did extensive customization of the user interface, with the main goal being improvements in usability.  For example, we repurposed one of the default search tabs in order to offer a Google-like one box, one button default search, while retaining (and adding to) the more advanced searches.  We also did extensive de-cluttering.  

A presentation at the recent Ex Libris Southcentral Users Group meeting illustrates some of the changes we made and provides step-by-step instructions for repurposing a search tab for a Google-like default search [2].

Because we made many more customizations than could be covered in a one-hour presentation, I have made our UTA "opac" skin available as an attachment to the listing of Tomcat sites on EL Commons [3].  This skin is provided purely for informational purposes.  Please read the README file that is included.

Our Tomcat interface redesign represents many, many hours of work by members of our WebVoyage Advisory Committee.  For our Tomcat customizations, committee members included Joshua Been, Brad Gulliford, Ava Nell Harris, Helen Hough, Derek Reece, Heather Scalf, and myself.  Although I manage to grab most of the attention, this has truly been a cooperative effort.

-- Michael

[1] University of Texas at Arlington's Tomcat WebVoyage: http://pulse.uta.edu

[2] "Extreme Makeover: Tomcat WebVoyáge Edition"
    Ex Libris Southcentral Users Group, Wichita Falls, TX, Oct. 8, 2009 
    download PPT from http://rocky.uta.edu/doran/presentations/

[3] "Voyager sites that have gone live with Tomcat WebVoyáge"
    http://www.exlibrisgroup.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=13764440
    (requires login)
    click on the "Attachments" button

# Michael Doran, Systems Librarian
# University of Texas at Arlington
# 817-272-5326 office
# 817-688-1926 mobile
# doran@uta.edu
# http://rocky.uta.edu/doran/

On the Daguerreotype / Elizabeth Barrett Browning 2
A Lady Photographer who Never Photographs Men / Alice Hughes 3
Annals of My Glass House / Julia Margaret Cameron 8
Photography During the July Monarchy 1830-1898 / Gisele Freund 14
The Camera Against the Paris Commune / Gen Doy 21
Extending the Grand Tour / Maria Morris Hambourg 32
Tracing Nadar / Rosalind Krauss 37
Germany: The Weimar Republic / Ute Eskildsen 53
Photomontage / Varvara Stepanova 64
The Supremacy of the Message - Dada / Dawn Ades 66
A Hundred Years of Photography / Lucia Moholy 70
I Worked with Man Ray / Lee Miller 74
The Photographic Conditions of Surrealism / Rosalind Krauss 76
A Mutable Mirror: Claude Cahun / Therese Lichtenstein 91
The Armed Vision Disarmed - Radical Formalism from Weapon to Style / Abigail Solomon-Godeau 96
Photography, 1914 / Olive Edis 119
Exhibitions and Commercial Work / Madame Yevonde 121
In Pursuit of Perfection / Dorothy Wilding 125
Early Years / Louise Dahl-Wolfe 127
Life Begins / Margaret Bourke-White 133
Looking at Life / Carol Squiers 140
The Assignment I'll Never Forget / Dorothea Lange 151
A Crisis in the Intimate / Andrea Fisher 153
One Time, One Place / Eudora Welty 161
The Photo League / Anne Tucker 165
Documentary Photography / Elizabeth McCausland 170
The Politics of Photography / Jo Spence 174
The Seige of St Malo / Lee Miller 178
Star Wars: The Photographer as Polemicist in Vietnam / Jan Zita Grover 185
Photography at the Crossroads / Berenice Abbott 203
What Shall We Tell the Children? Photography and Its Text (Books) / Mary Warner Marien 207
Crowned with Thorns: Creative Camera 1965-1978 / Val Williams 223
On Photography / Susan Sontag 230
What Becomes a Legend Most: The Short, Sad Career of Diane Arbus / Catherine Lord 237
Tina Modotti: Letters to Edward Weston / Amy Rule 251
On Photography / Tina Modotti 260
Re-reading Edward Weston - Feminism, Photography and Psychoanalysis / Roberta McGrath 261
Ansel Adams: The Eloquent Light / Nancy Newhall 270
Good Intentions / Ingrid Sischy 272
Witkin's Others / Cynthia Chris 283
The Other Side / Nan Goldin 291
Time Exposure: The Photographs of Patrick Faigenbaum / Lauren Sedofsky 295
Cindy Sherman: Burning Down the House / Jan Avgikos 300
Winning the Game When the Rules Have Been Changed: Art Photography and Postmodernism / Abigail Solomon-Godeau 307
Two Types of Photography Criticism Located in Relation to Lynn Silverman's Series / Meaghan Morris 319
Of Mother Nature and Marlboro Men: An Inquiry into the Cultural Meanings of Landscape Photography / Deborah Bright 333
Dykes in Context: Some Problems in Minority Representation / Jan Zita Grover 348
Dialogue with Spectatorship: Barbara Kruger and Victor Burgin / Laura Mulvey 377
Between Frames / Susan Butler 386
The Pleasure of the Phototext / Jane Gallop 394
Interview: Fetishism of Black-and-White and the Vulgarity of Colour / Karen Knorr 403
Partial Recall / Lucy Lippard 413
The Unveiled: Algerian Women / Carole Naggar 422
Through Indian Eyes / Judith Mara Gutman 427
Essential Differences, Photographs of Mexican Women / Coco Fusco 434
A Strategy of Appearances - The Australian B

Knowledge and Jouissance / Bruce Fink 21
Hysteria in Scientific Discourse / Colette Soler 47
The Real of Sexual Difference / Slavoj Zizek 57
"Feminine Conditions of Jouissance" / Genevieve Morel 77
Love Anxieties / Renata Salecl 93
What Does the Unconscious Know about Women? / Colette Soler 99
Lacan's Answer to the Classical Mind/Body Deadlock: Retracing Freud's Beyond / Paul Verhaeghe 109
The Ontological Status of Lacan's Mathematical Paradigms / Andrew Cutrofello 141
Tongues of Angels: Feminine Structure and Other Jouissance / Suzanne Barnard

Contents
Introduction: Cogito as a Shibboleth 1
Pt. I Cogito as a Freudian Concept
1 Cogito as the Subject of the Unconscious / Mladen Dolar 11
2 The Subject of the Law / Alenka Zupancic 41
3 Four Discourses, Four Subjects / Slavoj Zizek 74
Pt. II Cogito's Body
4 The Case of Polyphemus, or, a Monster and Its Mother / Alain Grosrichard 117
5 Malebranche's Occasionalism, or, Philosophy in the Garden of Eden / Miran Bozovic 149
6 The Silence of the Feminine Jouissance / Renata Salecl 175
Pt. III Cogito and its Critics
7 A Sovereign's Anatomy: The Antique in Bataille's Modernity and Its Impact on His Political Thought / Marc de Kessel 199
8 Negation and Its Reliabilities: An Empty Subject for Ideology? / Robert Pfaller 225
9 The Cartesian Subject versus the Cartesian Theater / Slavoj Zizek 247

This link can also be placed into the Action Box using Paul Asay's code for passing MARC tag data, in this case the 035.  Laura Guy published a method at http://www.voyagerwiki.com/index.php?title=New_WebVoyage:_Adding_Links_to_the_Action_Box

LOLA lists the book, journal, and government document holdings at the Biddle Law Library.

On wild psychoanalysis;
on the uses of dream interpretation in psychoanalysis;
on the dynamics of transference;
advice to doctors on psychoanalytic treatment;
on initiating treatment;
observations on love in transference;
resistance to psychoanalysis;
the question of lay analysis;
postscript to the question of lay analysis;
analysis terminable and interminable;
constructions in analysis.

International bibliography on the history of science and technology from pre-history to the present, icludes journal articles, conference proceedings, books, book reviews, and dissertations.

Current scholarship in Classical Studies including over 1,500 journals and 500 articles in collections and conference papers.

The Wikipedia explanation of the library call number system for Philosophy

This is our "work in progess" version of Tomcat for the new Franklin catalog

Introduction: The Wound and the Voice 1
1 Unclaimed Experience: Trauma and the Possibility of History (Freud, Moses and Monotheism) 10
2 Literature and the Enactment of Memory (Duras, Resnais, Hiroshima mon amour) 25
3 Traumatic Departures: Survival and History in Freud (Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Moses and Monotheism) 57
4 The Falling Body and the Impact of Reference (de Man, Kant, Kleist) 73
5 Traumatic Awakenings (Freud, Lacan, and the Ethics of Memory) 91

voyager classic version:

http://ils.lib.mtu.edu/

SMU's "voyager classic" interface is atill available at:

https://poni.smu.edu/

http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.12/325427

More Blessed / Sharon Olds
Introduction: Why Gift? / Alan D. Schrift 1
Pt. 1 Documents
Gifts / Ralph Waldo Emerson 25
Gift, Gift / Marcel Mauss 28
Gift and Exchange in the Indo-European Vocabulary / Emile Benveniste 33
Pt. 2 Readings of Mauss
Selections from Introduction to the Work of Marcel Mauss / Claude Levi-Strauss 45
The Spirit of the Gift / Marshall Sahlins 70
Heliocentric Exchange / Rodolphe Gasche 100
Pt. 3 French Re-Appraisals
The Time of the King / Jacques Derrida 121
Sorties: Out and Out: Attacks/Ways Out/Forays / Helene Cixous 148
Women on the Market / Luce Irigaray 174
Selections from The Logic of Practice / Pierre Bourdieu 190
Marginalia - Some Additional Notes on the Gift / Pierre Bourdieu 231
Pt. 4 Anglo-American Interventions
Bataille, Gift Giving, and the Cold War / Allan Stoekl 245
What Goes Around Comes Around: Derrida and Levinas on the Economy of the Gift and the Gift of Genealogy / Robert Bernasconi 256
The Metaphysics of Presents: Nietzsche's Gift, the Debt to Emerson, Heidegger's Values / Gary Shapiro 274
Partners and Consumers: Making Relations Visible / Marilyn Strathern 292

Yale's implementation of the Vufind opac

1 The Background 1
Population growth 1
Urbanisation and labour 9
The 'consumer revolution' 21
Power and the law 25
2 The Upper Class 31
Inheritance and office-holding 31
The aristocracy and the gentry 36
Social mobility 50
3 Middling People 55
The farmers 55
The professions 60
The commercial middle class 72
4 Middle-class Values 85
Changing life-styles 85
The role of religion 92
Middle-class women 97
Political change 98
5 The Lower Orders 105
The 'artisan culture' 108
Poverty and the Poor Law 116
Migration 135
6 Popular Education, Religion and Culture 140
Literacy and schooling provision 140
Popular religion 148
Popular recreations 158
7 The Standard of Living 166
Regional differences 168
Wages in the French war years 176
Family earnings 186
8 Social and Industrial Protest 196
Food riots 196
Industrial protest 201
Machine breaking 213
London disorders 220
9 Crime and Punishment 226
The incidence of crime 226
Punishment 236
Law as ideology 244
10 Change and Continuity 250
Bibliography 255

Description of a new historical-critical edition of Gotteched's letters (big and expensive)

Some notes and tips on configuring the tomcat skin

Uses a Tag Cloud on the Intro Screen

Panic and the pétroleuse --
I can do anything with words : Thomas Lawson's frenzied fictions --
Frank Norris and the mesmeric sublime --
Melodrama and the moral implications of financial panic --
The Financier and the ends of accounting

Ch. 1 Preliminary methodological remarks 5
Ch. 2 Value as quantity 11
Ch. 3 Value as sociopolitical concept 37
Ch. 4 Value and price of labour-power 74
Ch. 5 Relations of production and class relations 103
Ch. 6 The start of the exposition and its development 132
Ch. 7 The method of exposition and the Hegelian heritage 169
Ch. 8 The theorisation of the ideological in capital 196
Ch. 9 The theory of the value-form 231
Ch. 10 The economy of general and historical materialism 272

The paper probes the relationship between libraries and the faculty at institutions of all sizes, and how the digital shift is altering that relationship. The authors, Roger Schonfeld and Ross Housewright, pulled together the highlights from two surveys conducted in 2006: one of American faculty members and another of librarians in charge of collection developmen

Impact of the camera on American lit

DUBLIN, Ohio, USA, 19 May 2008-OCLC and Google Inc. have signed an agreement to exchange data that will facilitate the discovery of library collections through Google search services.

Under terms of the agreement, OCLC member libraries participating in the Google Book Search^TM program, which makes the full text of more than one million books searchable, may share their WorldCat-derived MARC records with Google to better facilitate discovery of library collections through Google.

A blogpost from LibraryCrunch listing great additions to the library catalog of the future.

"lib-web-cats (library web sites and catalogs) is a directory of libraries worldwide. While the majority of the current listings are in North America, the numbers of libraries represented in other parts of the globe is growing. Each listing includes links to the library's website and online catalog. Other information available includes the geographic location, address, library type, current and previous library automation systems used, and the size of the library's collection."

Useful for seeing which libraries use which ILS/OPAC 

1 Dream psychology and the evolution of the psychoanalytic situation / M. Masud R. Khan 29
2 Dreams in clinical psychoanalytic practice / Charles Brenner 49
3 The exceptional position of the dream in psychoanalytic practice / Ralph R. Greenson 64
4 The use and abuse of dream in psychic experience / M. Masud R. Khan 91
5 The function of dreams / Hanna Segal 100
6 Dream as an object / J.-B. Pontalis 108
7 The experiencing of the dream and the transference / Harold Stewart 122
8 Some reflections on analytic listening and the dream screen / James Gammill 127
9 The film of the dream / Didier Anzieu 137
10 The manifest dream content and its significance for the interpretation of dreams / Jacob Spanjaard 153
11 A psychoanalytic-dream continuum: the source and function of dreams / R. Greenberg, C. Pearlman 181
12 Dreaming and the organizing function of the ego / Cecily de Monchaux 195
13 Psychoanalytic phenomenology of the dream / Robert D. Stolorow, George E. Atwood 213

Part I : Structure, design and learning in Group Relations Conferences
CHAPTER ONE
Learning from experience and the experience of learning in Group Relations Conferences - Olya Khaleelee
CHAPTER TWO
Structure and design of Group Relations Conferences: issues and dilemmas - Mira Erlich-Ginor

Part II : Themed Conferences and Group Relations Conference methodology
CHAPTER THREE
Sexual abuse: application and adaptation of basic Group Relations concepts, technique and culture to a specific social issue - Ilana Litvin and Gabi Bonwitt
CHAPTER FOUR
The ‘Seeon' Conference: Group Relations as applied to a historical conflict between two professional groups. An exercise in experiencing, understanding and dealing with inter-group and institutional conflict - Ross A. Lazar

Part III : The application of Group Relations Conferences methodology to professional roles
CHAPTER FIVE
Mutuality and interdependence: applications of Group Relations perspectives to issues of career ownership and development - Karen Izod
CHAPTER SIX
Surfacing the ecology of public school organisations: the centrality of groups and their dependency container - Carl Mack, Jr
CHAPTER SEVEN
Contradictory demands and basic assumptions: a case study on role taking in a university clinic - Siv Boalt Boëthius

Part IV : Researching Group Relations Conferences methodology and outcome
CHAPTER EIGHT
Multi-level application of Group Relations Conferences learning: staff, members and sponsoring organizations - Allan Shafer
CHAPTER NINE
Applying Group Relations learning to the daily work of consultants and managers: theorists solve the problems they want to; practitioners solve the problems they have to - Lilian Hupkens

Part V : Post-conference reflections
CHAPTER TEN
The Very Small Group: its role and function in the ‘system in the mind' - Jan Baker
CHAPTER ELEVEN
In favor of reinventing the wheel: reflections on the Group Relations model following the first Belgirate Conference - Joseph Triest

Pt. 1 The International Field 13
2 Introduction: A Conceptual Overview of International Contributions / R. D. Hinshelwood, Marco Chiesa 15
3 Contribution from North America (1): The Modern Project and the Feminisation of Men / Larry Hirschborn 35
4 Contribution from North America (2): The Couch at Sea / Otto Kernberg 65
5 Contribution from Italy: Psychoanalytical Approaches to the Study of Institutions in Italy / Antonello Correale, Giuseppe Di Leone 77
6 Contribution from France: Psychoanalysis and Institutions in France / Rene Kaes 97
7 Contribution from South America: From The Group-As-Jigsaw-Puzzle to the Incomplete Whole / Janine Puget 125
Pt. 2 British Contributions 143
8 Introduction to the Span of the British Tradition / R. D. Hinshelwood, Marco Chiesa 145
9 The Tavistock Paradigm: Inside, Outside and Beyond / Barry Palmer 158
10 Psychoanalysis in the Public Sphere: Some Recent British Developments in Psychoanalytic Social Psychology / Karl Figlio, Barry Richards 183
11 The Psychosocial Process / R. D. Hinshelwood 204
12 Conclusions: The Baby Grew Up / R. D. Hinshelwood 216

The Riddle of Castration Anxiety 9
From Impossibility to Inability 17
Teaching and Psychoanalysis 35
Trauma and Psychopathology in Freud and Lacan 49
Subject and Body 65
Mind your Body 99
Dreams between Drive and Desire 133
Obsessional Neurosis 147

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's annual report this year 
features a lengthy essay on the Foundation's initiatives in the 
area of scholarly communications, by Donald J. Waters and Joseph 
S. Meisel.  

digital version of Abstracts of the Standard Edition of the Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud

1. Introduction: Financialization and the World Economy (pdf)
Gerald A.Epstein
2. Costs and Benefits of Neoliberalism: A Class Analysis
Gerard Dumenil and Dominique Levy
3. The Rise of Rentier Incomes in OECD Countries: Financialization, Central Bank Policy and Labor Solidarity
Gerald A. Epstein and Arjun Jayadev

Part II: FINANCIALIZATION AND THE US ECONOMY

4. The Neoliberal Paradox: The Impact of Destructive Product Market Competition and ‘Modern' Financial Markets on Nonfinancial Corporation Performance in the Neoliberal Era
James Crotty
5. The Late 1990s' US Bubble: Financialization in the Extreme (pdf)
Robert R. Parenteau
6. Derivatives Markets: Sources of Vulnerability in US Financial Markets
Randall Dodd

PART III: FINANCIALIZATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM

7. Financial Globalization, Exchange Rates and International Trade
Robert A. Blecker
8. The Eurodollar Market and the New Era of Global Financialization
Edwin Dickens
9. The Role of the International Monetary System in Financialization
Jane D'Arista

PART IV: CASE STUDIES OF FINANCIALIZATION AND ECONOMIC CRISIS

10. The Rise of the New Money Doctors in Mexico
Sarah Babb
11. The Making of the Turkish Financial Crisis
Yilmaz Akyuz and Korkut Boratav
12. The Recent Crisis - and Recovery - of the Argentine Economy: Some Elements and Background (pdf)
Arturo O'Connell
13. International Liquidity and Growth Fluctuations in Brazil
Nelson H. Barbosa-Filho
14. The Causes and Consequences of Neoliberal Restructuring in Post-Crisis Korea
James Crotty and Kang-Kook Lee

PART IV: POLICY PERSPECTIVES

15. Averting Crisis? Assessing Measures to Manage Financial Integration in Emerging Economies
Ilene Grabel
16. Why International Capital Mobility Should be Curbed and How it Could be Done
David Felix
17. Applying a Securities Transactions Tax to the US: Design Issues, Market Impact and Revenue Estimates
Robert Pollin

The novel tells the story of a woman and a man, both caught up in the machinations of the Cold War in East and West Germany. It is a story of dedication, to an ideal by the East German policeman who must investigate the murder of an American soldier within the strange no-man's-land which ran the entire length of the East German border with West Germany. His investigation leads him into a tangle of international intrigue including a plot to unite West and East German forces against Soviet control of the world communist movement, and of US involvement in that plot. It also leads him into the personal lives of a high ranking East German security services official and his estranged wife, into the shadowy underworld of GDR officialdom, and into one woman's plot to avenge herself against the men, west or east, capitalist or communist, who dictate the terms under which women must live.

Proust: war, truth, book

From the novelistic experience to the Oedipal myth p. 1-27.

More on using the Google Book Search cover images

 "Not a novel ..." : War and peace / John Bayley -- Freedom and necessity : a reconsideration of War and Peace / Paul Debreczeny -- The second birth of Pierre Bezukhov / Robert Louis Jackson -- A man speaking to men : the narratives of War and Peace / W. Gareth Jones -- War and peace : the theoretical chapters / Edward Wasiolek -- The recuperative powers of memory : Tolstoy's War and peace / Patricia Carden -- Forms of life and death : War and peace / Martin Price.

"Confusion of Tongues Between Adults and the Child: The Language of Tenderness and Passions"

* Introduction: 1-22
* "The System and the speaking subject": 24-33
* "Word, dialogue and novel": 34-61
* "From symbol to sign": 62-73
* "Semiotics: a critical science and/or a critique of science": 73-87
* "Revolution in poetic language": 89"-1"36
* "About Chinese women": 138-159
* "Stabat Mater": 160-86
* "Women's time": 187-213
* "The True-real": 214-37
* "Freud and love: treatment and its discontents": 238-71
* "Why the United States": 272-91
* "A New type of intellectual: the dissident": 292-300
* "Psychoanalysis and the polis": 301-20.

Paramount
Loew's/MGM
Fox
Warner Bros
RKO and the Minors: Universal, Columbia and United Artists.

The second part goes on to cover ‘The Classic Studio Era 1931-51' when the studios were at their apogee producing hundreds of films every year before the threat of declining audiences (because of urbanisation and competition from TV etc). Although the ranking was virtually the same (except that Gomery couples Disney with its distributor RKO and to the minors, and he adds the B-film factories like Republic and Mongram [noted for churning out westerns and serials etc]), this period also saw the sorry demise of RKO- Radio, destroyed by the mismanagement and regrettable taste of the reclusive Howard Hughes who considered the studio to be his play toy.

The last section covers ‘The Modern Hollywood Studio System' and how the studios were taken over by big business including Rupert Murdoch (Twentieth Century Fox) and huge multi-media conglomerates such as Time Warner AOL (Warner Bros) - these businesses even embracing major TV networks. The ranking now being:

Universal
Paramount
Warners
Twentieth Century Fox
Disney
Columbia and Sony Pictures

There are also sections on the Hays Office and the Academy and unions and agents and a chapter on the rise of Lew Wasserman the Hollywood agent who took Universal into the major league of studios and reinvented the studio system.

Ch. 1 Television's ebb and flow in the postnetwork era 3
Ch. 2 Narrative structure : television stories 21
Ch. 3 Building narrative : character, actor, star 51
Ch. 4 Beyond and beside narrative structure 83
Ch. 5 Style and setting : mise-en-scene 131
Ch. 6 Style and the camera : videography and cinematography 159
Ch. 7 Style and editing 195
Ch. 8 Style and sound 227
Ch. 9 A history of television style / Gary A. Copeland 253
Ch. 10 Music television / Blaine Allan 287
Ch. 11 Animated television : the narrative cartoon / Daniel Goldmark 325
Ch. 12 The television commercial 363
Ch. 13 Television studies : alternatives to empirical approaches 417 

2. A unified field theory of group-as-a-whole function: Differentiation and integration of our domains - Mark F. Ettin

3. Group-As-Mother: The dark continent in Group Relations theory and practice- Sarah C. Rosenbaum

4. Modernism and postmodernism in Group Relations: "A confusion of tongues"- Bernard Gertler and Karen Izod

5. White women - Protectors of the status quo: Positioned to disrupt it- Sarah J. Brazaitis

6. The denigrated other: Diversity and Group Relations - Marvin Skolnick and Zachary Green

PART TWO - CONFERENCE LIFE
7. Tavistock Primer II - Charla Hayden and René Molenkamp

8. Seduction and betrayal: A process of unconscious abuse of authority by leadership groups -William A. Kahn and Zachary Green

9. Anatomy of a casualty - Flora N. Taylor, Peter J. Kurlioff, and Kenwyn K. Smith

10. Behind and beyond the door: Implications of Leicester Conference pairing for organizational work-pairs - Louisa Diana Brunner and Vincenzo Villari

11. Class, race and gender:Person-in-role implications in taking up the directorship- Mary B. McRae

PART THREE - PRACTICE
12. Consultant as container: Assisting organizational rebirth in Mandela's South Africa - Kenwyn K. Smith, Rose Miller, and Dana Kaminstein

13. Leading institutional transformation: The architecture of change - Faith Gabelnick

14. Leadership and the creation of authority - Kenneth Eisold

15. Savage inequalities indeed: Irrationality and urban school reform - Linda Powell Pruitt and Maggie Barber

16. Collaboration between internal and external organizational consultants- Edward B. Klein and Terri L. Rieth

17 . . . and then the missionaries became cannibals . . . : Resuscitation of empathy in a pediatric oncology nursing service and the principles and practice of application in the Group Relations tradition - Ernest Frugé and Christine Adams

18. Living on the moon: The case of a therapy group for people with AIDS - Sarah J. Brazaitis and George V. Gushue

PART FOUR - TRAINING
19. Evolving a "third way" to group consultancy: Bridging two models of theory and practice - Jean E. Neumann, Evangelina Holvino and Earl T. Braxton

20. Group relations and organizational consultation: Rediscovering our roots- Kenneth Eisold

PART FIVE - RESEARCH
21. Integrating research with Group Relations conferences: Challenges, insights and implications- Robert Lipgar, John P. Bair and Christopher Fichtner

22. Gender and authority in Group Relations conferences: Implications for theory and research - Solomon Cytrynbaum and Max Belkin

Ranjana Khanna
From Rue Morgue to Rue des Iris
Screen 2007 48: 237-244; doi:10.1093/screen/hjm021 [

Max Silverman
The empire looks back
Screen 2007 48: 245-249; doi:10.1093/screen/hjm022 [

Part II: Sexual
Introduction
6. Sexual Identification and Sexual Difference -- Rudolph Bernet
7. The Joys and Suffering of So-Called Interpretation or: The Soul of the Dress's Fold -- Johannes Fehr and Dieter Strauli
8. Hysteria and Melancholia in Woman -- Anne Juranville
9. Symbolic Mother--Real Father -- Regula Schindler

Part III: Clinical
Introduction
10. "But It, the World . . . It Shames My Mute Pain": Some Thoughts on Melancholia and Depression -- Christian Klaui
11. The Act of Interpretation: Its Conditions and its Consequences -- Monique David-Menard
12. Castration and Incest Prohibition in Francoise Dolto -- Elisabeth Widmer
13. Demand and Wish -- Lucien Israel
14. Psychosis and Names -- Andre Michels

Part IV: Philosophical
Introduction
15. Vertigo: The Question of Anxiety in Freud -- Samuel Weber
16. From the Protective Shield against Stimuli to the Fantasm: A Reading of Chapter 4 of Beyond the Pleasure Principle -- Hans-Dieter Gondek

17. Sacrifice and the Law -- Bernard Baas18. Freud and Democracy -- Peter Widmer
19. The Lacanian Thing -- Alain Juranville

• A Day in the Open • Jane Bowles • ss
• A Distant Episode • Paul Bowles • ss The Partisan Review Jan-Feb '47
• Blackberry Winter • Robert Penn Warren • ss, 1931
• O City of Broken Dreams • John Cheever • ss New Yorker Jan 24 '48
• The Lottery • Shirley Jackson • ss New Yorker Jun 26 '48
• The View from the Balcony • Wallace Stegner • ss
• No Place for You, My Love • Eudora Welty • ss, 1951
• The State of Grace • Harold Brodkey • ss
• The Magic Barrel • Bernard Malamud • ss The Paris Review Nov-Dec '54
• Good Country People • Flannery O'Connor • ss Harper's Bazaar Jun '55
• In Time Which Made a Monkey of Us All • Grace Paley • ss
• Sonny's Blues • James Baldwin • nv The Partisan Review, 1957
• Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time • Peter Taylor • nv The Kenyon Review Spr '58
• Welcome to the Monkey House • Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. • ss Playboy Jan '68
• In the Zoo • Jean Stafford • ss New Yorker, 1955
• A Poetics for Bullies • Stanley Elkin • ss
• Upon the Sweeping Flood • Joyce Carol Oates • ss The Southwest Review Spr '63
• The Indian Uprising • Donald Barthelme • ss New Yorker Mar 6 '65
• In the Heart of the Heart of the Country • William Gass • nv New American Review 1 '67
• A Solo Song: For Doc • James Alan McPherson • ss
• The Babysitter • Robert Coover • ss
• City Boy • Leonard Michaels • ss
• White Rat • Gayl Jones • ss
• Are These Actual Miles? • Raymond Carver • ss
• Train • Joy Williams • ss
• Fugue in A Minor • William Kotzwinkle • ss
• Here Come the Maples • John Updike • ss
• Pretty Ice • Mary Robison • ss
• Testimony of Pilot • Barry Hannah • ss
• Greenwich Time • Ann Beattie • ss
• Lechery • Jayne Anne Phillips • ss
• Liars in Love • Richard Yates • ss
• The Circling Hand • Jamaica Kincaid • ss New Yorker Nov 21 '83
• Territory • David Leavitt • ss New Yorker May 31 '82
• Bridging • Max Apple • ss Atlantic Monthly Apr '84
• Greasy Lake • T. Coraghessan Boyle • ss
• The Rich Brother • Tobias Wolff • ss Vanity Fair, 1985
• American Express • James Salter • ss Esquire Feb '88
• The Joy Luck Club • Amy Tan • ss Ladies Home Journal Mar '89
• The Fireman's Wife • Richard Bausch • ss Atlantic Monthly Nov '89
• Hot Ice • Stuart Dybek • ss Antæus, 1984
• You're Ugly, Too • Lorrie Moore • ss New Yorker Jul 3 '89
• The Things They Carried • Tim O'Brien • ss Esquire Aug '86

1.1 Cable, Satellite, and Digital Technologies
Michele Hilmes (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)
1.2 Digital Filming and Special Effects
Sean Cubitt (University of Waikato, New Zealand)
1.3 CD and DVD
Anne Friedberg (University of California, Irvine, USA)
1.4 The Internet and the World Wide Web
Jeremy Butler (University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, USA)

Section 2: Production

2.1 The Business of New Media
John Caldwell (University of California, Los Angeles, USA)
2.2 The New Intertextual Commodity
P. David Marshall (Northeastern University, USA)
2.3 Innovation, Piracy, and the Ethos of New Media
Douglas Thomas (University of Southern California, USA)
2.4 Globalisation and Production
Tom O' Regan (Griffith University, Australia)

Section 3: Texts

3.1 The Impact of Digital Technologies on Film Aesthetics
Michael Allen (Birkbeck College, University of London).
3.2 Narrative Equivocations Between Movies and Games
Marsha Kinder (University of Southern California, USA)
3.3 Online Comics and the Reframing of the Moving Image
Scott Bukatman (Stanford University, USA)
3.4 The Myths of Interactive Cinema
Peter Lunenfeld (Art Center College of Design, USA)

Section 4: Consumption

4.1 Interactive Audiences?
Henry Jenkins (MIT, USA)
4.2 Watching the Internet
Dan Harries (Middlesex University, UK)
4.3 Self, Other, and Electronic Media
Tara McPherson (University of Southern California, USA)
4.4 The Future of Film Distribution and Exhibition
Janet Wasko (University of Oregon, USA)

Section 5: Contexts

5.1 Old Media as New Media: Cinema
Lev Manovich (University of California, San Diego, USA)
5.2 Old Media as New Media: Television
William Uricchio (MIT, USA)
5.3 New Media as Old Media: Cinema
Jan Simons (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
5.4 New Media as Old Media: Television
William Boddy (Baruch College, CUNY, USA)

short essays on themes, genres, canonical works