Issue 112 articlesIntroductionp. 5Jeffrey RubinSeparation and Loss in Psychoanalytic Therapy with Borderline Patients: Further Remarksp. 9Harold F. SearlesComments on Separation and Loss in Psychoanalytic Therapy with Borderline Patients: Discussion of Dr. Searles' Paperp. 29Louis E. DeRosisSome Aspects of Separation and Loss in Therapy with Disturbed Childrenp. 35Eugene MahonA New Paradigm for Separation and Loss: Discussion of “Some Aspects of Separation and Loss in Therapy with Disturbed Children”p. 47Mario RendonSeparation and Loss: Significance for Womenp. 53Alexandra SymondsLoss as a Metaphor for Attachmentp. 59George E. VaillantThe Use and Abuse of Theory in Psychoanalysisp. 69Donald M. MarcusOther VoicesChildren and Parents in the Divorce Courtp. 77Elisabeth Lassers & Willard J. LassersBrief CommunicationsInfluence of Group Psychotherapy: A Thirty-Eight-Year Follow-Upp. 93Donald A. Shaskan & William L. MoranBook ReviewsPortraits of the Artist, by John E. Gedo, Introduction by Peter Gay. New York: Guilford Press, 1983, 303 pp., $20.p. 95Ruth Milberg-KayeThe Ambiguity of Change, by Edgar Levenson. New York: Basic Books, 1983, 180 pp.p. 98Douglas H. Ingram
Issue 212 articlesThe Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Crisis of Practice or Crisis of Theory?p. 109Jack DanielianThe Use of Psychoanalytic Principles in the Treatment of Older Peoplep. 119Herbert M. RosenthalEdith Jacobson's Major Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory of Developmentp. 135Saul TuttmanDiscussion of “Edith Jacobson's Major Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory of Development”p. 148Henry A. PaulRecent Sociohistorical Trends and the Ascent of Kohutian “Self-Psychology”
Issue 39 articlesFrom The Editorp. 205Mario RendonAn Analysis of Spinoza's Pride and Self-Abasementp. 208Joyce A. TignerCurrent Psychoanalytic Paradigm Controversy: A Horneyan Perspectivep. 221Henry A. PaulThe Borderline Diagnosis and Integration of Selfp. 234Arnold MitchellWholeness, Alienation From Self, and the Schizoid Problemp. 251
Issue 49 articlesEditorialKaren Horney at 100: Beyond the Frontierp. 305Douglas H. IngramAn Analyst Looks at Languages, Cultures, and Translationsp. 310Edward R. ClemmensDiscussion of “An Analyst Looks at Languages, Cultures, and Translations”p. 322Carola H. MannRecovering Bion's Contributions to Group Analysisp. 327Kenneth Eisold