This volume updates psychoanalytic thinking about the psychology of women. As Harold P. Blum states in his introduction, it surveys the many relevant theoretical changes that have occurred in the past two decades, and as Phyllis Tyson indicates, it addresses a wide variety of psychological concerns, not simply those of female sexuality. This extraordinary compilation of original articles will be of compelling interest to all psychoanalysts and members of allied professions. It is a giant step forward, not to be missed.