Issue 19 articlesIn These Pages …p. 1Susan RudnickClose Encounters of a New Kind: Toward an Integration of Psychoanalysis and Buddhismp. 5Jeffrey B. RubinHorney, Zen, and the Real Self: Theoretical and Historical Connectionsp. 25Zoltan MorvaySuffering and the Dialectical Self in Buddhism and Relational Psychoanalysisp. 37Laurence W. ChristensenA Glimpse of Zen Practice within the Realm of Countertransferencep. 59Anna Christensen & Susan RudnickBuddhist Meditation and Countertransference: A Case Studyp. 71Paul C. CooperWhat on Closer Examination Disappearsp. 87Robert LanganScientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of PsychoanalysisWords and Wordlessness: A Clinical Approach to the Difference Presenter: Donnel B. Stern, Ph.D. Discussant: Douglas H. Ingram, M.D. February 2, 1998p. 97Susanna Miller-PenceCreativity and Psychoanalysis: Annual Karen Horney Memorial Lecture, the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Presenter: Christopher Bollas Presented at the Academy of Medicine, New York City, June 5, 1998p. 99Eve W. Freeman
Issue 214 articlesClinical Symposium, The Treatment-Resistant Patient: Psychotherapy Impasse and Consultation, from the Erik H. Erikson Institute for Education and Research of the Austen Riggs CenterIntroduction: A Holding Context for Psychotherapy Impassep. 101Edward R. ShapiroOn Not Being Enough and the Therapist's Ego Idealp. 105Craig PiersConsultation from the Position of the Thirdp. 113John P. MullerPsychosis as the Sickness Unto Death: Treatment Impasse, Consultation, and Resolution
Issue 310 articlesIn these Pages …p. 189Maggie and Dorothea: Reparation and Working through in George Eliot's Novelsp. 195IgnêS Sodré“I've Been Robbed!’: Breaking the Silence in Silas Marnerp. 209Laura Emery & Margaret KeenanConflicting Self-Perceptions in George Eliot'S Romolap. 225Peggy Fitzhugh JohnstoneMiddlemarch Revisited: Changing Responses to George Eliotp. 237
Issue 411 articlesIn These Pages …p. 297Giselle GaldiSándor Ferenczi Today: Reviving the Broken Dialecticp. 303Emanuel BermanThe Countertransference in the Work of Ferenczip. 315André HaynalFrom Ferenczi to Kohut: From Confusion of Tongues to Self-Objectp. 333Yoram HazanFrom Oedipus to Orpha: Revisiting Ferenczi and Severn's Landmark Case