Issue 110 articlesThe Multiplicity of Self-Worthp. 1Margaret CrastnopolFaking Itp. 17Dodi GoldmanReflections on Intentionality, Power, and the Mask: Discussion of Papers by Margaret Crastnopol and Dodi Goldmanp. 37Sue GrandA Burning World, an Absent God: Midrash, Hermeneutics, and Relational Psychoanalysis*p. 47Philip Cushman“Black Fire on White Fire, Resting on the Knee of the Holy and Blessed One”: Discussion of Philip Cushman's “A Burning World, an Absent God: Midrash, Hermeneutics, and Relational Psychoanalysis”p. 89Lewis AronResponse to Lewis Aronp. 113Philip CushmanBypassing Barriers to Change?: Bariatric Surgery, Case Material*p. 121Janet TintnerBook ReviewsPsychoanalytic Training: Is There Any Need for Change?: A review of Impossible Training: A Relational View of Psychoanalytic Education by Emanuel Berman. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2004, pp. 279.p. 135Rebecca C. CurtisThere's no such Thing as a Mother: A review of What Do Mothers Want? Developmental Perspectives, Clinical Challenges, edited by Sheila Feig Brown. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005, 261 pp.p. 141Claire BasescuOn the Strange Case of the Attitude of Psychoanalysis Toward Death: Reviews of Jerry S. Piven, Death and Delusion: A Freudian Analysis of Mortal Terror, Information Age, 2004, 279 pp.p. 149Liran Razinsky
Issue 29 articlesDissociation from the Perspective of Multiple Code Theory, Part I: Psychological Roots and Implications for Psychoanalytic Treatment*1p. 165Wilma BucciRediscovering Fairbairnp. 185Linda B. SherbyFrom Bisexuality to Intersexuality: Rethinking Gender Categoriesp. 204Jack DrescherTermination Never Ends: The Inevitable Incompleteness of Psychoanalysisaep. 229Christopher BonovitzThe Justice of Intimacy: Beyond the Golden Rule
Issue 317 articlesDissociation from the Perspective of Multiple Code Theory—Part II: The Spectrum of Dissociative Process in the Psychoanalytic Relationalship1p. 305Wilma BucciAn Other in Psychoanlysis: Emmanuel Levinas's Critique of Knowledge and Analytic Sensep. 327Eyal RozmarinDiscussion of Eyal Rozmarin's “An Other in Psychoanalysis”p. 361Adrienne HarrisSensing and (Analytic) Sensibilities: Some Thoughts Following Eyal Rozmarin's “an Other in Psychoanalysis”p. 374Bruce Reis
Issue 414 articlesBeyond Intersubjectivity: The Transpersonal Dimension of the Psychoanalytic Encounterp. 505Mary TennesIntegrating the Transpersonal with the Intersubjective: Commentary on Mary Tennes's “beyond Intersubjectivity”p. 526Neil AltmanThe Transpersonal Dimension—A Religious or A Psychoanalytic: Commentary on Mary Tennes's “Beyond Intersubjectivity”p. 536Thomas MenakerReply to Commentaries by Neil Altman and Thomas Menakerp. 542Mary TennesLonging