In this book, Maurice Apprey continues his unique work on transgenerational haunting to explore how events in our ancestors' lives may be renegotiated and re-subjectivized in the present from within the therapeutic dyad.

Foreword by Vamik Volkan  Editor's Introduction: In Consultation, My First Meeting with Maurice Apprey  1. Delayed Preface, Or, How to Read my Work  2. The Urgent and the Voluntary in Errands: W. H. Auden and my Very First Intuitive Grasp of Psychoanalysis  3. Repairing History: Reworking Transgenerational Trauma  4. "Scripting" Inhabitations of Unwelcome Guests, Hosts and Ghosts: Unpacking Elements That Constitute Transgenerational Haunting  5. Representing, Theorizing and Reconfiguring the Concept of Transgenerational Haunting in Order to Facilitate Healing  6. Difference and the Awakening of Wounds in Intercultural Psychoanalysis  7. Reinventing the Self in the Face of Received Transgenerational Hatred in the African American Community  8. A Pluperfact Errand: A Turbulent Return to the Beginnings in the Transgenerational Transmission of Destructive Aggression  9. Three Leitmotifs for Sequencing and Transforming the Process of Transgenerational Transmission of Destructive Aggression  10. Transgenerational Transmission in Psychoanalysis: Dislocating Errands  11. "Containing the Uncontainable": The Return of the Phantom and Its Reconfiguration in Ethnonational Conflict Resolution  12. "To Maurice, with Best Wishes from One Strategist and Peacemaker to Another. John": An Evocative Reminiscence of Tension Between a Quiet Psychoanalytic Inner Voice and the Fire Outside  13. Emancipation from Institutionalization: A Case Study on Transgenerational Hauntings by Edward T. Novak  14  THROWN: A Personal Narrative of Psychoanalysis and Toxic Errands by William F. Cornell  Afterword: Temporality and Apprey's Hauntology for Psychoanalysis by Michael Uebel