Issue 111 articlesTiny Quiversp. 1Michael EigenThe Analyst's Embeddedness and the Emergence of Unconscious Experiencep. 13Warren WilnerRisk and Potential in Analytic Disclosure: Can the Analyst Make “The Wrong Thing” Right?p. 31Barbara Pizer“Aerial Kiss Attack”: Affect Communication, Demystification, and Analytic Self-Disclosure: Discussion of Barbara Pizerp. 41Stuart A. PizerThe Dialectics of Analytic Disclosure: Discussion of Barbara Pizer's Paperp. 47Hazel R. IppReply to Commentariesp. 55Barbara PizerDusk Confuses Mep. 59Annie Sweetnam“I Never Knew I was a Democrat”: Discovery and Co-creation In Psychoanalysis*p. 85David MarkBook ReviewsReading Michael Eigen: A Review of The Sensitive Self by Michael Eigen Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2004.p. 107Kerry GordonBringing Theory to Life: A Review of Having a Life: Self-Pathology After Lacan by Lewis Kirshner. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 2004, 157 pp.p. 118Katherine WeissbourdBored no More: Getting on Board in Child Psychotherapy: A Review of Jill Bellinson Children's Use of Board Games in Psychotherapy. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 2002. 184 pp.p. 125Susan C. Warshaw
Issue 214 articlesVicissitudes of Authenticity in the Psychoanalytic Situationp. 139M. Guy ThompsonEven Better than the Real Thingp. 177Bruce ReisBefore the Ass Has Gone, the Horse has Already Arrivedp. 197Jeremy D. SafranDoubt, Arrogance, and Humilityp. 213Sara L. WeberAcceptance, Surrender, and Nonduality: Response to Sara Weberp. 225Jeremy D. SafranAutobiographical and Theoretical Reflections on the “Ontological Unconscious”p. 233Robert D. Stolorow“Turnings”: The Transformation of Trauma Into Grief: Discussion of Robert Stolorow's “Autobiographical and Theoretical Reflections On the ‘Ontological Unconscious’ “*p. 243Hazel IppResponse to Hazel Ippp. 249Robert D. StolorowTransforming the Remembered Past: Be(com)ing Mother/Be(com)ing Selfp. 251Marilyn CharlesA Body-Centered Mind: Freud's More Radical Ideap. 273Irene FastTiming Development from Cleavage to Differentiationp. 297Katie GentileBook ReviewsHumanizing the Analytic Process: A Review of Clinical Values: Emotions That Guide Psychoanalytic Treatment by Sandra Buechler. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995. 194 pp.p. 327Karen J. MarodaFrom Blank Screen to Participant Observer to Co-Participant: A Review of Coparticipant Psychoanalysis: Toward a New Theory of Clinical inquiry by John Fiscalini, Ph.D. New York: Columbia University Press, 2004, 242 pp.p. 330Jon FredericksonToward an Ethic of Psychoanalysis: A Review of The Ethic of Honesty: The Fundamental Rule of Psychoanalysis by Michael Guy Thompson. Amsterdam & New York: Rodopi Press, 2004p. 335Roger Frie
Issue 311 articlesThe Analyst's Curative Fantasies: Implications for Supervision and Self-Supervision*p. 349Amy SchafferWhen the Analyst Writes a Memoir: Clinical Implications of Biographic Disclosure*p. 367Sophia RichmanThe Relational Unconscious, The Enchanted Interior, and the Return of the Repressedp. 393Jeremy D. SafranTo Expose or to Cover Up: Human Vulnerability in the Shadow of Death*p. 413Peter ShabadCoparticipant Inquiry: Analysis as Personal Encounterp. 437John FiscaliniDiscussion of Fiscalini's “Coparticipant Inquiry”p. 453Sheldon ItzkowitzOn Coparticipant Inquiry and the Personal Self: Reply to Itzkowitzp. 463John FiscaliniBook ReviewsTextual Healing A review of Gender as Soft Assembly by Adrienne Harris. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005, 308 pp.p. 471Billie A. PivnickOne Long Magnificent “Drat”and Then-Some A review of Winnicott: Life and Work, by F. Robert Rodman, M.D. Cambridge, MA: Perseus Publishing, 2003. 461 pp.p. 478Judith C. KuspitFame and its Discontents A review of in the Shadow of Fame: A Memoir by the Daughter of Erik H. Eriksonby Sue Erikson Boland. New York: Viking, 2005. pp. 224p. 488Jay MartinYou and Your Synapses A review of The Synaptic Self by Joseph LeDoux, New York: Viking Penguin, 2002. 400 pp.p. 496Christina Sekaer
Issue 423 articlesDonnel B. Stern and Philip M. Bromberg, Co-Editorsp. 517Donnel B. SternStaff Changes at Contemporary Psychoanalysisp. 519Symposium on: Interpersonal and Relational Psychoanalysis: Untangling the ConfusionEditors' Notep. 521Introduction to the Symposium, Interpersonal and Relational Psychoanalysis: Untangling the Confusion: A History Lessonp. 523Steven TublinUntangling Views of Self in Interpersonal and Relational Theoriesp. 529Margaret CrastnopolThe Interpersonal/Relational Interface: History, Context, and Personal Reflectionsp. 535Darlene Bregman EhrenbergThe Interpersonal Roots of Relational Thinkingp. 551Irwin HirschFifty Years of Evolving Interpersonal Psychoanalysisp. 557Edgar A. LevensonStates of Relatedness: Are Ideas Part of the Family?p. 565Donnel B. SternA Guide to the Works of Paul L. Russell, M.DEditors' Notep. 577Repetition, Negotiation, Relationship: An Introduction to the Work of Paul L. Russell, M.D.p. 579Stuart A. PizerA Reader's Guide to the Work of Paul Russellp. 589Barbara PizerTrauma, Repetition, and Affectp. 601Paul L. RussellThe Negotiation of Affectp. 621Paul L. RussellSymposium on Trauma and AutobiographyEditors' Notep. 637Finding One's Voice: Transforming Trauma into Autobiographical Narrative*p. 639Sophia RichmanSome Thoughts on Trauma, Autobiography, and the Work of Collective Memoryp. 651Elaine FreedgoodMemory, History, Autobiography: Psychoanalytic and Literary Perspectives: Discussion of Papers by Sophia Richman, Ph.D. and Elaine Freedgood, Ph.D.p. 657Anna OrnsteinResponse to Anna Ornsteinp. 671Elaine FreedgoodRemembering to Forget to Remember: Response to Anna Ornsteinp. 673Sophia RichmanBook ReviewsProject for a Scientifically Underpinned Psychoanalysis A review of Affect Dysregulation and Disorders of the Self, by Allan N. Schore, New York: W.W. Norton, 2003. 403 pp. and Affect Regulation and the Repair of the Self, New York: W. W. Norton, 2003, 363 pp.p. 681Judith IssroffBeyond The Dialectic of Recognition A review of The Unconscious Abyss: Hegel's Anticipation of Psychoanalysis, by Jon Mills, Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 2003.p. 685Roger FrieForgotten Ancestors A review of Freud's Free Clinics: Psychoanalysis and Social Justice 1918-1938, by Elizabeth Ann Danto, New York: Columbia University Press, 2005, 348 pp.p. 692Clark Sugg