Issue 18 articlesWhat Does the Analyst Want? Free Association in Relation to the Analyst'S Activity, Ambition, and Technical Innovationp. 1Axel HofferThe Concept of Objective Countertransference and Its Role in a Two-Person Psychologyp. 25Paul GeltnerAddictions and the Quest to Control the Objectp. 43Robert WaskaWas the Myth of Narcissus Misinterpreted by Freud? Narcissus, a Model for Schizoid-Histrionic, Not Narcissistic, Personality Disorderp. 63Arash JavanbakhtScientific Meeting of the American Institute for PsychoanalysisPsychoanalytic Reconstruction and Reintegration Presenter: Harold Blum Discussant: Benjamin Kilborne Date: March 17, 2005p. 73Coral CruzBook ReviewsCoparticipant Psychoanalysis: Toward a New Theory of Clinical Inquiry, by John Fiscalini, Columbia University Press, New York, 2004, 242 pp.p. 77Robert PrinceSolitary Sex: A Cultural History of Masturbation, by Thomas W. Laqueur, Zone Books, New York, 2004, 498 pp.p. 97Benjamin KilborneCulture, Subject, Psyche: Dialogues in Psychoanalysis and Anthropology, edited by Anthony Molino, Wesleyan University Press, Middletown, CT, 2004, 232 pp.p. 101Howard H. Covitz
Issue 210 articlesCelebrating the 120th Anniversary of Karen Horney's BirthKaren Horney: A Portraitp. 105Marianne Horney EckardtThe Child within. Karen Horney on Vacationp. 109Renate Horney PattersonThe Canary in the Mind: On the Fate of Dreams in Psychoanalysis and in Contemporary Culturep. 113Paul LippmannOn Dreams: Discussion of Paul Lippmann's Paper “The Canary in the Mind”lp. 131Marilyn Charles
Issue 38 articlesThe Formation and Development of Individual and Ethnic Identity: Insights from Psychiatry and Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 211Mali A. MannForced Migration, Adolescence, and Identity Formationp. 226Dimitris C. Anagnostopoulos, Maria Vlassopoulos & Helen Lazaratou,From Neurotic Guilt to Existential Guilt as Grief: The Road to Interiority, Agency, and Compassion through Mourning. Part Ip. 239Susan Kavaler-AdlerOn the ArtsIntroduction to “Presence: The Touch of the Puppet,” by Paulp. 261Judith E. Vida
Issue 411 articlesSupportive Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Borderline Patients: An Empirical Approachp. 317Ann Halsell AppelbaumFrom Neurotic Guilt to Existential Guilt as Grief: The Road to Interiority, Agency, and Compassion through Mourning. Part IIp. 333Susan Kavaler-AdlerThe Affective Experience of the Analyst in the Extra-Analytic Momentp. 351Janet Rivkin Zuckerman & Lisa HorelickReflections on Janet Zuckerman and Lisa Horelick's “the Affective Experience of the Analyst in the Extra-Analytic Moment”p. 373Jeffrey I. Lewis