Issue 110 articlesThe Exclusion of Erich Fromm from the IPAp. 5Paul RoazenWorld Horizons: A Post-Cartesian Alternative to the Freudian Unconsciousp. 43Robert D. Stolorow, Donna M. Orange & George E. AtwoodClinical Wisdom and Theoretical Advances: Alberta Szalita's Contributions to Psychoanalysisp. 63Mark J. BlechnerRegression and Perception in Psychotic Statesp. 77Alberta B. SzalitaSome Thoughts on Empathy: The Eighteenth Annual Frieda Fromm-Reichmann Memorial Lecture*p. 95Alberta B. SzalitaThe HIV-Positive Analyst: Identifying the Otherp. 113Gilbert W. ColeOn the Wall or in the Ointment?: The Psychoanalytic Community as a Third Presence in the Consulting Roomp. 133Timothy J. ZeddiesScalpels and Scruples: A Review of Freud, Surgery, and the Surgeons by Paul E. Stepansky. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1999. xvi + 260 pp.p. 149Peter LawnerFrom Psychoanalysis to Daseinsanalysis: A Discussion of Martin Heidegger's Impact on Psychotherapy by Gion Condrau. Vienna: Edition Mosaic, 1998. 250 pp.p. 153Roger FrieBuddhism and Psychoanalysis: The “Dialogue” Comes of Age: A Review of The Couch and the Tree: Dialogues in Buddhism and Psychoanalysis, Edited by Anthony Molino. New York: North Point Press, 1998. xxi + 361 pp.p. 167Peter Schneider
Issue 210 articlesStephen A. Mitchell: 1946-2000p. 189Jay GreenbergSullivan's Contributions to Understanding Personality Development in Light of Attachment Theory and Contemporary Models of the Mindp. 193Mauricio CortinaThe Enigma of the Unconsciousp. 239Edgar LevensonUnconscious Learning and Conscious Choice: Commentary on Levenson's Essayp. 253Gladys B. GuartonPsychoanalysis as Forbidden Pleasure
Issue 312 articlesFreud's Dilemma: On Writing Greek and Thinking Jewish*p. 375Edgar A. LevensonWorking with Fairbairn's Ego Structuresp. 391David P. CelaniThe Ambiguity of Seduction in the Development of Freud's Thinkingp. 417Jay Greenberg“Only Connect”: The Mutuality of Attachment in the Treatment of a Resilient Adolescent*p. 427Seth AronsonMurder and Memory
Issue 48 articlesNew and Creative Development Through Psychoanalysisp. 523Steven A. FrankelHow is the Analyst Supposed to Know?: Gathering Evidence for Interpretationsp. 551Charles SpezzanoIs the Unconscious Really all that Unconscious?: The Role of Being and Experience in the Psychoanalytic Encounter*p. 571M. Guy ThompsonEvil in the Mind of the Therapistp. 613Robert WinerClose but No Cigar: The Perversion of Agency and the Absence of Thirdness*