Issue 110 articlesEditorial: Intimacy and Cultural Pressuresp. 1Theodore I. RubinToward the Analysis of Microstructurep. 5Douglas H. IngramSome Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Treatmentp. 19Carl-Ivar DahlDiscussion of “Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Therapy,” By Carl-Ivar Dahlp. 33Marianne Horney EckhardtDiscussion of “Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Therapy,” By Carl-Ivar Dahlp. 37Ruth GruenthalDiscussion of “Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Therapy,” By Carl-Ivar Dahlp. 45Mario RendonExperiential Confinement as a Condition of Psychological Changep. 51Warren WilnerResistance and Countertransference in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapyp. 67James B. McCarthyIntegrity in the Psychoanalytic Relationshipp. 77Jane SimonOther VoicesAn Existential View of Paul Diel's Psychologie de la Motivationp. 87Raphael Gimenez
Issue 28 articlesFrom the EditorsThe Psychonautsp. 91Douglas H. Ingram & Mario RendonThe Manifest Content of Dreamsp. 95Alejandro Gallego-MereAnn Sexton and the Daemonic Loverp. 105Susan Adler KavalerRole Identity in Personality Disorders: Validation, Valuation, and Agency in Identity Formationp. 115F. von Broembsen
Issue 38 articlesIntroduction: Interdisciplinary Applications of Horneyp. 181Bernard J. ParisThe Not so Noble Antonio: A Horneyan Analysis of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venicep. 189Bernard ParisVindictiveness and the Search for Glory in Mary Shelley's Frankensteinp. 201Harry KeyishianFrom Conflict to Suicide: The Inner Turmoil of Quentin Compsonp. 211Karen AnnA Granddaughter of Violence: Doris Lessing's Good Girl as Terrorist
Issue 47 articlesCognitive Development, Types of Logic, and Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 281Leland van den DaeleBeyond the Pleasure Principle: A Speculative Essay on Freudp. 297Brayton PolkaAttachment Theory as an Alternative Basis of Psychoanalysisp. 311Marco BacciagaluppiTheseus and Hippolyta on the Couchp. 319Julius E. HeuscherTransformations of Identity: Referent Location, Agency, and Levels of Integration in the Progress from Potential Self to Existential Identity