Issue 17 articlesThe Tiger's Stripe: Some Thoughts on Psychoanalysis, Gnosis, and the Experience of Wonderment*p. 5Kerry GordonThe Scandal of Desire: Psychoanalysis and Disruptions of Gender: A Meditation on Freud's Three Essays on The Theory of Sexuality*p. 47Jane FlaxForced Termination: When Pain is Sharedp. 69Linda B. SherbyTiffany and the Land of Black and White: Can the “Other” Psychoanalytically Informed Clinician Make a Difference to Children Living in the Inner City, and If So, How?*p. 91Barbara Katz-EisoldPsychoanalysis and Creativity: What's the Pattern?: A Review of Patterns: Building Blocks of Experience by Marilyn Charles. Hillsdale, NJ. The Analytic Press, 2002. 185 pp.p. 109Dominick GrundyFinding the Words to Say it: A Review of Promises, Promises: Essays on Psychoanalysis and Literature by Adam Phillips. New York: Basic Books. 376 pp.p. 117Saundra M. SeganRe-Associating Psychoanalysis and Dissociation: A Review of Dissociation of Trauma: Theory, Phenomenology, and Technique, by Ira Brenner, M.D. International Universities Press, Madison CT, 2001. 256p. 123Richard A. Chefetz
Issue 29 articlesVenturing Beyond the Consulting Room: Psychoanalysis in Community Crisis Intervention*p. 147Mark B. BorgThe fictive object and disordered attachmentsp. 175Margaret RubinThe Eye Sees Itself: Dissociation, Enactment, and the Achievement of Conflict*p. 197Donnel B. SternBut that was in Another Country, and Besides…: Collision and Collusion in the Countertransference Between German Jewish-Descended Analyst and German Nazi-Descended Patient*p. 239Gladys FoxeThe Adolescent Play: Averting the Tragedy of Hamlet
Issue 310 articlesLet It Be and Become Me: Notes on Containing, Identification, and the Possibility of Beingp. 323Ofra EshelLot's Wife, Cary Grant, and the American Dream: Psychoanalysis with Immigrants*p. 353Ghislaine BoulangerHow Far to the Moon?p. 373Therese RagenOn Therese Ragen's “How Far to the Moon?”p. 385Carole MasoSeduced by Affluence: How Material Envy Strains the Analytic Relationship
Issue 410 articlesFantasy, Fusion, And Sexual Homicidep. 495Abby SteinDiscussion of Stein's “Fantasy, Fusion, and Sexual Homicide”p. 519Don GreifFrom the “Green Woman” to “Scheherazade”: The Becoming Of A Fundamentally New Experience In Psychoanalytic Treatment*p. 527Ofra EshelPsychoanalysis Preparatory to Psychotherapy: The Ambiguity of Reflection When Patients Return to Psychoanalysisp. 557Steven CooperBut What Do You Want?: The Location of Emotional Experience*