Issue 110 articlesSound and Sense: Words in Psychoanalysis and the Paradox of the Suffering Personp. 1Ana-María RizzutoPremature Termination Issues in Psychoanalytic Control Casesp. 17Douglas H. FraynSelfobject and Intersubjective Theory: Part 2, A Dialectical Critique of the Intersubjective Perspectivep. 43Donald L. CarvethPsychanalyse et Vieillessep. 71Gabrielle ClerkThe Exiled Languagep. 87Jacqueline Amati MehlerCountertransference and Theoretical Predilections as Observed in Some Psychoanalytic Candidatesp. 105Herbert S. StreanLibidinal Drive as Index of Creativity and Synthetic Ability in Artistsp. 125Stéphanie Z. Dudek & Florence HoechstetterEnthralled by Danger: A Brief Communicationp. 145George A. AwadProjective Identification and the Ability to Suffer: A Response to Arnold Modell's “Memory and the Psychoanalytic Cure” (May 1994)p. 157Angela SheppardContemporary Neurobiology and Psychoanalysis: A Synopsisp. 169Maurice Dongier
Issue 214 articlesPerversion and Trauma: From Paradoxical Memory to Narrative Memory*p. 177Louise J. KaplanDiscussion of Louise Kaplan's paper: “Perversion and Trauma: From Paradoxical Memory to Narrative Memory”p. 199Daniel Traub-WernerPsychic Trauma: A View from Self Psychologyp. 203Ernest S. WolfLe fantasme de violp. 223François SiroisDeconstructing Carveth's Deconstruction of Intersubjectivity Theory