Issue 1 - Radical Perspectives on Psychoanalysis10 articlesPrefacep. 1Peter L. RudnytskyCorrectionp. 4Back to the Roots: The Influence of Ian D. Suttie on British Psychoanalysisp. 5Gabriele CassulloPsychoanalysis: The Patient's Curep. 23Francis LevyWhat Happened to Psychoanalysis?p. 73Stanley A. LeavyThe Crisis of Defining Psychoanalysis: How Do We Discuss Analytic Cases in an Atmosphere of Competing Definitions?p. 89Henry J. FriedmanApropos the ArtsTo Teach and to Treat: Meditations on The Miracle Workerp. 101Ellen Handler SpitzClinician's CornerRemembering One's Analysis: A Caveatp. 117Warren S. PolandBook ReviewsAntonino Ferro. Mind Works: Technique and Creativity in Psychoanalysis. Trans. Philip Slotkin. London: Routledge, 2009. xiii + 225 pp. $39.95 (pb).p. 121Sara BoffitoDavid James Fisher. Bettelheim: Living and Dying. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2008. 180 pp. $57.00 (pb).p. 127Kenneth Kidd
Issue 211 articlesPrefacep. 135Peter L. RudnytskyJacob's Ambivalent Legacyp. 139Joel WhitebookMoses in Moraviap. 157Diane O'DonoghueMoses Lactans: Evidence in Support of the Latent Mythic Value of Freud's 1914 “Moses of Michelangelo”p. 183Moshe Halevi SperoDeath of Moses Revisited: Repetition and Creative Memory in Freud and the Rabbisp. 243William Kolbrener“Your Nose Has Again Smelled Right”: Reflections on the Disputed Origin of Freud's Concept of Sublimationp. 263Donald CappsApropos the ArtHuman Wildlifep. 293Ellen Handler SpitzClinician's CornerThe Memories Linger Onp. 297Warren S. PolandLetter from LondonFour Unknown Freud Anecdotesp. 301Brett KahrReview EssayMichael G. Levine. The Belated Witness: Literature, Testimony, and the Question of Holocaust Survival. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006. 256 pp. $60.00 (hc), $22.95 (pb).p. 313Michael G. LevineLetter to the EditorLetterp. 323Jacquelyn Sanders
Issue 311 articlesPrefacep. 327Lewis A. KirshnerBetween Winnicott and Lacan: Reclaiming the Subject of Psychoanalysisp. 331Lewis A. KirshnerWinnicott with Lacan: Living Creatively in a Postmodern Worldp. 353Mari RutiRedeeming Time: Winnicott, Eliot, and the Four Quartetsp. 375Christopher ReevesUnthinkable Experience: Winnicott's Ontology of Disaster and Hopep. 399Steven GroarkeHospitality in Kawabata's House of the Sleeping Beautiesp. 431Namiko HarukiApropos the ArtsLucian Freud: Psychoanalysis in Paint?p. 441Ellen Handler SpitzClinician's CornerThe Rest is Silencep. 451Warren S. PolandLetter from LondonDefending Lady Macbeth: Testimony of an Expert Witnessp. 453Brett KahrBook ReviewsBion's Dream: A Reading of the Autobiographies. Meg Harris Williams. London: Karnac Books, 2010. xv + 116 pp. $21.95 (pb).p. 463James S. GrotsteinJames S. Grotstein. But at the Same Time and on Another Level: Volume 1: Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique in the Kleinian/Bionian Mode. Volume 2: Clinical Applications in the Kleinian/Bionian Mode. London: Karnac Books 2009. Volume 1: xv + 382 pp. $47.95 (pb). Volume 2: xv + 286 pp. $47.95 (pb).p. 470Sara Boffito
Issue 4 - The Other Patient in the Room: A Tribute to James T. McLaughlin19 articlesPrefacep. 479Peter L. RudnytskyNonverbal Behaviors in the Analytic Situation: The Search for Meaning in Nonverbal Cuesp. 487James T. McLaughlinSearching in the “Unsaid Seen”: McLaughlin's Unfinished Reflections on the Place of the Body in Psychoanalytic Discoursep. 515William F. CornellThe Transformative Odyssey of James T. McLaughlinp. 541Robert S. WallersteinOde to an Ever-Open Pathway to Listening and Learningp. 559Evelyne Albrecht SchwaberThe Most Original of Our Authorsp. 573Theodore J. JacobsJames McLaughlin: “Gentle Radical”p. 583Adrienne Harris“I Think You're on to Something”: Valuing James McLaughlinp. 593Warren S. PolandOpportunities in Psychoanalysis: Philadelphia and Beyond: Papers from a 2009 MLA Special SessionBeyond the Medical Modelp. 597David M. SachsPsychoanalysis and the Academy: Practical Aspects and Philosophical Foundationsp. 601Vera J. CamdenA Changing Inner Selfp. 605Kathleen RossThe American Psychoanalytic Association Fellowship: A Unique Opportunity for Academics and Multidisciplinary Educators and Researchersp. 609Esther RashkinBeyond Applied Psychoanalysisp. 613Elaine ZicklerOral HistoryThe Life and Work of Robert S. Wallerstein: A Conversationp. 617Luca Di DonnaApropos the ArtsGyrations of Influencep. 659Ellen Handler SpitzClinician's CornerThe Interpretations of Strangersp. 665Warren S. PolandLetter from LondonOn Painting the Consulting Roomp. 669Brett KahrBook ReviewsLouis Breger. A Dream of Undying Fame: How Freud Betrayed His Mentor and Invented Psychoanalysis. New York: Basic Books, 2009. 160 pp. $22.95.: Richard Skues. Sigmund Freud and the History of Anna O.: Reopening a Closed Case. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006. 240 pp. $95.00.p. 677Karen J. MarodaPaul E. Stepansky. Psychoanalysis at the Margins. New York: Other Press, 2009. 384 pp. $39.00.p. 687Louis Breger