Introduction
Bisexuality: the undead (m)other of psychoanalysis
Which traditional psychoanalytic meanings of bisexuality are worth keeping, and which
Had better go?
Object choice: choosing objects of psychoanalytic inquiry from among the different meanings of bisexuality
Bisexual subjectivity through the lenses of Lacanian, object relations and relational theories
Epistemologies of the fence: meeting points between bisexual and contemporary psychoanalytic epistemologies
Bisexuality and oedipus, a strained relationship: anti-Oedipal, post-Oedipal, and extra-Oedipal bisexualities
Abjection in action: bisexual patient and transference-countertransference dynamics
Women and men: overlapping experiences, different pressures
Masters of transformation: bisexual and transgender bodies and the problem of death.