Issue 19 articlesEditors' Greetingp. 1Don Greif & Ruth LivingstonBetween Ultimate Sacrifice and Yearning for Death: Midrash and Psychoanalysis on the Binding of Isaac1p. 4Tuvia PeriSubmission and Surrender: The Case of Fatima1p. 29Jane CaflischConcrete Expressions of an “Unformulated” Discontinuity: Glimpses Into the Dissociative World of the Immigrantp. 54Timur F. OguzDangerous Amnesia: Restoration and Renewal of the Connections between Psychoanalysis and Critical Social Theoryp. 72Marsha Aileen HewittHumming Along: The Meaning of Mm-Hmm in Psychotherapeutic Communication*p. 100Kyle ArnoldBook ReviewsThe Mess, the Noise, and the Joy: A review of The Shadow of the Tsunami and the Growth of the Relational Mind, by Philip M. Bromberg, Ph.D. New York: Routledge, 2011, 215 pp.p. 118Emily KuriloffIn Her Own Image: Woman's Self-Representation in Twentieth-Century Art by Danielle Knafo, Ph.D. Madison & Teaneck, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2009, 201 pp.p. 121Judith C. KuspitA review of Change in Psychotherapy: A Unifying Paradigm, by the Boston Change Process Study Group. New York: W.W. Norton, 235 pp.p. 129Nancy Freeman-Carroll
Issue 210 articles“A Psychotherapy for the People”: Freud, Ferenczi, and Psychoanalytic Work with the Underprivilegedp. 141Daniel J. GaztambideHerr Professor and His “Grand Vizir”: The Freud/Ferenczi Relationship in its Social Contextp. 166Orsolya HunyadyThe Primary Processes Grow up: Freud's More Radical View of the Mindp. 183Irene FastReading the Mind and Reading Freud: Some Reflections on the Work of Irene Fastp. 199Jonathan H. SlavinThe Immigrant's Neverland: Commuting from Amman to Brooklyn
Issue 39 articlesThe Flow of Enactive Engagementp. 287Robert GrossmarkBeckoning: The Analyst's Growth as a Therapeutic Agentp. 301Robert KarenOn Culture, History, and Memory: Encountering the “Narrative Unconscious”p. 329Roger FrieThe Narrative Unconsciousp. 344Mark P. FreemanHistory Means Interpretationp. 367
Issue 410 articlesConnoisseurship Gone Awry: A Micro-Traumatic Style of Relatingp. 423Margaret CrastnopolNella Mia Famiglia: Race, Gender, and the Intergenerational Dilemmas of Being a Witnessp. 451Ann D'ercoleGroup Process and Problems in Psychoanalytic Educationp. 483Billie Lee VioletteThe Fear of Doing Nothingp. 512Valery HazanovThe Desire to Do Something