Challenges of Psychoanalysis in the 21st Century: Psychoanalysis, Health, and Psychosexuality in the

I: Psychoanalysis and Virtual Reality. 1. Some Questions on Virtual Reality and Psychoanalysis; J. Canestri. 2. External Reality and Virtual Reality; S.Z. de Filc. 3. Psychoanalysis and the New Technologies; M. Gitnacht. 4. A Psychoanalyst: Between an Excess of the Virtual and an Excess of Realism; J.-M. Quinodoz. 5. Castration, an Illusory Virtual Reality; O. Flournoy.II: Psychosexuality. 6. From S. Freud to J. Bowlby: Infantile Sexuality; Is it Still a Scandalous Subject? B. Golse. 7. New Psychoanalytic Views on Bisexuality; D. Houzel. 8. Psychosexuality and Borderline Disorders; A. Schteingart-Gitnacht. 9. Narcissism and Society; J. Manzano.III: Psychoanalysis and Health. 10. Psychoanalysis and Health; R. Michels. 11. From Medicine to Psychoanalysis and Psychosomatics: Psyche and Soma; M. Aisenstein. 12. Psychoanalysis and Primary Health Care: Our Participation as Psychoanalysts in Long-overdue Change in the Health Services; J.L. Tizón. 13. Training General Practitioners in the Psychoanalytical Aspects of Mental Health: Considering the Situation in Switzerland; J. Guimón.IV: Psychoanalysis in Psychiatry. 14. Who and What is Psychoanalysis for Today? A. Haynal, et al. 15. The Paradoxes of Seeking `Psychoanalytic' Help for Private Matters in Public Places; B. Martindale. 16. A Psychoanalytic Perspective on the Future of Mental Health: Current Challenges; C.L. Eizirik. 17. Scope and Limitations of Psychoanalysis in ClinicalPsychiatry; J. Guimón. 18. Does Child Psychoanalysis Exist? B. Cramer. 19. Early Disorders in Young Children: The Psychoanalysis of Future Adults; F. Palacio-Espasa. 20. The Outcome of Psychoanalysis: The Work of the Anna Freud Centre; P. Fonagy. 21. Vestiges of Childhood and Adult Psychoanalysis; F. Quartier-Frings.V: Conclusion. 22. Concluding Remarks; N. Nicolaïdis.Index.