Issue 133 articlesComings and Goingsp. 5Steven T. LevyThe Lure of Hypocrisyp. 7Anton O. KrisIntuition: A Bridge to the Coenesthetic World of Experiencep. 23Heikki PihaThe Evolution of Paternal Identity in Late Adulthoodp. 51Calvin A. ColarussoRethinking Desire: The Objet Petit a in Lacanian Theoryp. 83Lewis A. KirshnerWriting About Patients: IV. Patients' Reactions to Reading About Themselvesp. 103Judy L. KantrowitzWriting About Patients: V. Analysts Reading about Themselves as Patientsp. 131Judy L. KantrowitzThe Child Analyst at Workp. 155Phyllis TysonAffects, Agency, and Self-Regulation: Complexity Theory in the Treatment of Children with Anxiety and Disruptive Behavior Disordersp. 159Phyllis TysonTranslating Child Analysis from the Playroom to the Classroom: Opportunities and Choicesp. 189Donald L. RosenblittChild Psychoanalysis and Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms: The Treatment of a Ten-Year-Old Boyp. 213Rex H. McGeheeEarly Developmental Issues Reconsidered: Commentary on Pine's Ideas on Symbiosisp. 239Doris SilvermanResponse to Doris Silvermanp. 253Fred PineStorytelling and Psychoanalytic Diversityp. 257Joseph SchachterFred Busch Repliesp. 258Fred Busch RepliesPostanalytic Contacts in Institutesp. 260Joseph SchachterJudith A. Yanof and Howard B. Levine Respondp. 264Judith A. Yanof & Howard B. LevineThe Lawsuit and Democratic Proceduresp. 266Arnold M. CooperConstructive Dialogue and Editorial Policyp. 267Neil Altman & Jody Messler DaviesEagle, Wakefield, and Wolitzky Respondp. 268Morris N. Eagle, Jerome C. Wakefield & David L. WolitzkyReflections on Clinical Theory: Insight and Interpretation: The Essential Tools of Psycho Analysis. By Roy Schafer New York: Other Press, 2003, 179 pp., $40.00.p. 271Sidney H. PhillipsReflections on Clinical Theory: The Texture of Treatment: On The Matter of Psychoanalytic Technique. By Herbert J. Schlesinger Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2003, 400 pp., $55.00.p. 280Gerald I. FogelReflections on Clinical Theory: L'imprévu En Séance (The Unforeseen In The Analytic Session). By Jacques André Paris: Gallimard, 2004, 186 pp., €16,90 ($22.12).p. 287Dominique ScarfoneReflections on Clinical Theory: Therapeutic Action: An Earnest Plea for Irony. By Jonathan Lear New York: Other Press, 2003, x + 246 pp., $40.00.p. 291Stanley J. CoenReflections on Clinical Theory: From Late Adolescence To Young Adulthood. By David Dean Brockman Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 2003, 307 pp., $39.95.p. 296Charles E. ParksReflections on Clinical Theory: Patterns: Building Blocks of Experience. By Marilyn Charles Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2002, 185 pp., $39.95.p. 301Mariam CohenReflections on Clinical Theory: A Spirit of Inquiry. By Joseph D. Lichtenberg, Frank M. Lachmann, and James L. Fosshage Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2002, 210 pp., $39.95.p. 306Samuel HerschkowitzBiography: Winnicott: Life and Work. By F. Robert Rodman Cambridge: Perseus Books, 2003, xiii + 461 pp., $30.00 hardcover, $20.00 paperback.p. 311M. Nasir IlahiBiography: Jung: A Biography. By Deirdre Bair Boston: Little, Brown, 2003, 881 pp., $35.00.p. 317Zvi LothaneHistory and Psychoanalysis: Solitary Sex: A Cultural History of Masturbation. By Thomas Laqueur New York: Zone Books, 2003, 501 pp., $34.00.p. 325Aaron H. EsmanHistory and Psychoanalysis: Psychoanalysis and History (The Annual of Psychoanalysis, Vol. XXXI). Edited by Jerome A. Winer and James William Anderson for the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis and the Chicago Psychoanalytic Society. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2003, 272 pp., $49.90.p. 329Hilary J. BeattieRapaport, Rangell, and General Theoryp. 337Joseph E. LifschutzHoward Shevrin Repliesp. 338Howard Shevrin
Issue 232 articlesBridging the Academy and the Clinicp. 345Bonnie LitowitzIs There a Special Psychoanalytic Love?p. 349Lawrence FriedmanAnalytic Love and Human Vulnerability: A Comment on Lawrence Friedman's “Is There a Special Psychoanalytic Love?”p. 377Martha C. NussbaumResponse to Martha Nussbaump. 385Lawrence FriedmanCordelia, Lear, and Forgiveness
Issue 326 articlesChallenges that Probe our Premisesp. 691Lawrence FriedmanThe “Something More” than Interpretation Revisited: Sloppiness and Co-Creativity in the Psychoanalytic Encounterp. 693Relational Knowing, Memory, Symbolization, and Language: Commentary on the Boston Change Process Study Groupp. 731Jonathan House & Stephen PortugesSomething is Different But What or Why is Unclear: Commentary on the Boston Change Process Study Groupp. 745Linda C. MayesWhen “Something More” is Less: Commentary on the Boston Change Process Study Group
Issue 439 articlesA New Look at Core Gender and Gender Role Identity in Womenp. 1045Ethel Spector PersonPremodern, Modern, and Postmodern Perspectives on Sex and Gender Mixesp. 1059Helen K. GedimanGender in Linear and Nonlinear Historyp. 1079Adrienne HarrisGender on the Modern-Postmodern and Classical-Relational Divide: Untangling History and Epistemologyp. 1097Nancy J. ChodorowA New Look at Core Gender and Gender Role Identity in Women: Commentary