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The Interpersonal field, which arose out of the radical humanism of Sullivan and his followers, has long been fertile ground for relational experimentation, pushing the bounds of therapeutic egalitarianism, intersubjective knowing, and psychosexuality. These articles, originally presented at the 2011 spring meeting of the American Psychological Association's Division of Psychoanalysis, examine some of the key, sometimes conflicting, ideas that shape analytic consciousness today.