Issue 110 articlesTwo Systems Of Self-Regulation And The Differential Application Of Psychoanalytic Technique1p. 1Kerry Kelly Novick & Jack NovickA Beautiful Mindp. 21Marilyn CharlesNot “Filed Away as Finally Dealt With”p. 39Judith E. VidaA Mixed Bag: The Realities of Psychoanalytic Practicep. 49Robert WaskaTeaching the Candidate in Case Seminarp. 69Victoria AzaraDisillusionment and Devaluation in Winnicott's Analysis of Masud Khanp. 81James B. McCarthyScientific Meeting of The American Institute for PsychoanalysisTwo Systems of Self-Regulation and the Differential Application of Psychoanalytic Technique Presenters: Kerry Kelly Novick and Jack Novick, Ph.D. Date: February 7, 2002p. 93Daniel FeldBook ReviewsFreud as Philosopher: Metapsychology After Lacan, by Richard Boothby, Routledge, 2001, 330 pp.p. 95Richard D. ChessickLost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save Them, by James Garbarino, Anchor Books, 1999, 274 pp.p. 97Deborah L. LazarusSexuality and Psychoanalytic Perspectives, edited by Celia Harding, Taylor and Francis, Inc., 2001 201 pp.p. 99Richard D. Chessick
Issue 28 articlesFull Pockets, Empty Lives: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of the Contemporary Culture of Greed1p. 103Paul L. WachtelThe Center of Gravity1p. 123Judith E. Vida & Samoan BarishThe Multiple Meanings of Secondary Gainp. 137J. J. EgmondDiscriminating Among Subgroups of Borderline Personality Disorder: An Assessment of Object Representationsp. 149Gerald Tramantano, Rafael Art. Javier & Mirna ColonGrowing up Hidden: Notes on Understanding Male Homosexuality
Issue 3 - The Life and Work of Michael Balint: Third Special Issue7 articlesIn These Pages…p. 203Judith DupontWinnicott, Balint, and the Independent Traditionp. 207Harold StewartBreaking the Solid Ground of Common Sense: Undoing “Structure” with Michael Balintp. 219Carlo BonomiCould Balint Have Done More for Ferenczi?p. 239Judit MészárosMultilingual Bibliography of the Works of Michael Balint
Issue 411 articlesIn These Pages…p. 285Benjamin KilborneOedipus and the Oedipalp. 289Benjamin Kilborne“Abyss Calls out to Abyss”: Oedipal Shame, Invisibility, and Broken Identity1p. 299Léon Wurmser“Error That is Anguish to its Own Nobleness”: Shame and Tragedy in The Mill on the Flossp. 317Joseph Adamson“Is There Such a Thing as Happy Shame?” He Asked1