Issue 136 articlesFrom the EditorComings and Goingsp. 5Steven T. LevyAcademic Exchange: Original PaperPoetic Closure, Psychoanalytic Termination, and Deathp. 7Joseph CastonAcademic Exchange: CommentariesEphemera—Unfinished Thoughts on Psychoanalysis, Poetry, Endings, and Death: Commentary on Castonp. 31Warren S. PolandA Working Poet Comments on Caston's “Poetic Closure, Psychoanalytic Termination, and Death”p. 43Irene WillisEndnote to Termination and Renaissance: Response to Commentariesp. 47Joseph CastonTechnique: Original PapersTo Coerce and Be Coercedp. 55Sybil A. Ginsburg & Lawrence S. CohnNothing but the Truth: Self-Disclosure, Self-Revelation, and the Persona of the Analystp. 81Susan S. LevineThe Patient'S Experience of Validation in Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 105Mark SchechterTheory: Original PapersIntentional Attunement: Mirror Neurons and the Neural Underpinnings of Interpersonal Relationsp. 131Vittorio Gallese, Morris N. Eagle & Paolo MigoneA Contemporary Integration of Modern and Postmodern Trends in Psychoanalysisp. 177Mark LeffertUnconscious Fantasy: A Once And Future Conceptp. 199Bonnie E. LitowitzTheory: Panel ReportPsychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: Fifty Years Laterp. 229Kathryn J. ZerbeResearch Section: IntroductionSummaries of the Fifth Annual Poster Session of the American Psychoanalytic Association: Parts II and IIIp. 239Stuart T. HauserResearch Section: Poster SummariesPoster Summaries II. Human Development: Intersections with Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Psychoanalytic Research Using Longitudinal Studies: an Inquiry on the Developmental Impact of Early Maternal Projectionsp. 243Filipa de CastroPoster Summaries II. Human Development: Intersections with Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Maternal and Fetal Representations, Dimensions of Personality, and Prenatal Attachment in Women Hospitalized with High-Risk Pregnancyp. 253Anna R. Brandon, Sandra Pitts, Richard Robinson & C. Allen StringerPoster Summaries II. Human Development: Intersections with Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Changes in Adolescent Attachment Relationships as a Response to Wilderness Treatmentp. 259Joanna BettmannPoster Summaries II. Human Development: Intersections with Psychoanalytic Perspectives: It's Hard to Say: The Challenge of Connecting Emotions and Language for First-Time Mothersp. 265Gregory Lowder, Wilma Bucci, Bernard Maskit & Christopher ChristianPoster Summaries II. Human Development: Intersections with Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Do Mothers of Secure Infants Speak Differently than Mothers of Avoidant Infants in Natural Conversations? An Interpersonal Exploration of Language Differencesp. 269Michael Ritter, Wilma Bucci, Beatrice Beebe, Joseph Jaffe & Bernard MaskitBook EssayAfter Great Pain: Memories of the Holocaust: Renewal of Life: Healing from the Holocaust. By Henri Parens. Rockville: Schreiber Publishing, 2004, 273 pp., $25.95.p. 327Daniel JacobsBook ReviewPsychoanalysis and Trauma: History Beyond Trauma: Whereof One Cannot Speak, Thereof One Cannot Stay Silent. By Françoise Davoine and Jean-Max Gaudillière. Translated by Susan Fairfield. New York: Other Press, 2004, 288 pp., $30.00.p. 335Dori Laub & Johanna BodenstabÜberleben und Versuche der Wiederbelebung. By Hillel Klein. Edited by Christoph Biermann and Carl Nedelmann. Translated by Barbara Strehlow. Stuttgart: Frommann Holzboog, 2003, 319 pp., €52.00.p. 341Marion M. OlinerBiographyTo Redeem One Person Isto Redeem the World: The Life of Frieda Fromm-Reichmann. By Gail A. Hornstein. New York: Other Press, 2005, 512 pp., $22.00.p. 347Barbara AlmondPsychoanalysis and WomenThe Annual of Psychoanalysis: Volume 32. Psychoanalysis and Women. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2004, 272 pp., $55.00.p. 353Nancy H. WolfWhat do Mothers Want? Developmental Perspectives, Clinical Challenges. Edited by Sheila Feig Brown. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005, 288 pp., $49.95.p. 359Dale MendellMaternal Desire. By Daphne de Marneffe. New York: Little, Brown, 2004, xiii+402 pp., $14.96.p. 367Arlene Kramer RichardsReferenceInternational Dictionary of Psychoanalysis. Edited by Alain de Mijolla. 3 vols. Detroit: Thomson Gale, 2005, cxxxvii+2196 pp., $395.00.p. 371Peter L. Rudnytsky
Issue 223 articlesPlenary AddressHamlet and Psychoanalytic Experiencep. 389Paul SchwaberDevelopment: IntroductionLost and Found in Translation: Introduction to Fonagy and Targetp. 407Lucy LaFargeDevelopment: Original PaperThe Rooting of the Mind in the Body: New Links between Attachment Theory and Psychoanalytic Thoughtp. 411Peter Fonagy & Mary TargetDevelopment: Commentaries
Issue 331 articlesIntroductionLooking Back and Moving Forward in Child Analysis: An Introductionp. 743Phyllis TysonLittle Hans Revisited: Original PaperLittle Hans: A Centennial Review and Reconsiderationp. 749Harold P. BlumLittle Hans “Analyzed” in the Twenty-First Centuryp. 767Judith Fingert ChusedTrauma and Abuse in the Case of Little Hans: A Contemporary Perspective
Issue 421 articlesPlenary AddressTraining Analysis and Reanalysis in the Development of the Psychoanalystp. 1103Jon K. MeyerClinical Theory: Original PapersThe Second Personp. 1129Bonnie E. LitowitzThe Reality Principle, Tragic Knots, and the Analytic Processp. 1151Roy SchaferNarcissistic Temptations to Cross Boundaries and how to Manage them