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Book Reviews : The Sexual Relationship. An Object Relations View of Sex and the Family. By David E. Scharff, MD, (1982) London: Routledge and Kegan Paul

years. When the Institute of Family Therapy was set up independently of the Institute of Group Analysis in London a number of people felt that this reflected a lusty striving for autonomy on the part of the Institute of Family Therapy of the kind that accompanies healthy adolescent maturation. Others felt that the break first and foremost reflected a significant differentiation of theoretical frames of reference. My own impression of this evolutionary process, inevitable as it may be, is that some valuable conceptualizations are liable to be jettisoned en route, either because of the narrowed