Issue 1 - Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory: A 30th Anniversary Tribute16 articlesIntroduction: The Enduring Impact of Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 1Ruth Imber & Suzanne LittleA Sea Change in Psychoanalysisp. 3Pasqual J. PantoneRecollections of Greenberg and Mitchellp. 8Miltiades ZaphiropoulosReflections on Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory: Twenty-Seven Years Later*p. 11Jay R. GreenbergRemembrance of Things Past: In Celebration of the Publication of Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 18Margaret J. BlackGreenberg and Mitchell's Contribution to a Seismic Shift in Psychoanalysisp. 27Ruth ImberJay Greenberg and Steve Mitchell: Interviews from The White Society Voice (1993-1994)p. 34Jack DrescherReflections on Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory by Jay Greenberg and Stephen Mitchellp. 51Robert MichelsMrs. Klein, the Contemporary Kleinians, and the Drives: Are They What Drive the Theory and Clinical Work?p. 56Abbot A. BronsteinEdith Jacobson and Otto Kernberg: Thirty Years Laterp. 73Otto F. KernbergObject Relations and the Ineffable Bodily Dimensionp. 82Riccardo LombardiThose Old Wineskins: Greenberg and Mitchell on Heinz Kohut's “Mixed Model”p. 103Donna M. OrangeBook ReviewsReturning to Modernity?: A review of Conundrums: A Critique of Contemporary Psychoanalysis by Jon Mills, Psy.D., Ph.D., A.B.P.P. New York: Routledge, 2012, 260 pp.p. 113Philip J. RosenbaumA review of Doing Psychoanalysis in Tehran by Gohar Homayounpour. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2013, 176 pp.p. 124Linda B. SherbyA review of Wearing my Tutu to Analysis and other Stories: Learning Psychodynamic Concepts from Life by Kerry L. Malawista, Anne J. Adelman, and Catherine L. Anderson. New York: Columbia University Press, 2011, 272 pp.p. 128Therese RagenA review of The Importance of Suffering: The Value and Meaning of Emotional Discontent, by James Davies, D. Phil. London: Routledge, 2012, 198 pp.p. 130Kenneth Eisold
Issue 2 - Dreaming: Dreaming: Psychoanalysis or Neurobiology? (Third in the “Minding the Gap” Series of Conferences Sponsored by the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, May 5, 2012)18 articlesIntroductionp. 137Lois OppenheimEGO ERGO SUM: Toward A Psychodynamic Neurologyp. 142J. Allan HobsonWhat are Dreams like and How Does the Brain Make Them That Way?p. 165Mark J. BlechnerConsciousness: “Nothing Happens Unless First a Dream”p. 176Richard J. KesslerA Conversation with Hobson
Issue 3 - In Honor of Philip M. Bromberg9 articlesPhilip, Me, and Not Me: A Personal and Professional Introduction to the Special Issue Celebrating the Work of Philip Brombergp. 311Donnel B. SternAn Interview with Philip M. Bromberg Ph.D.p. 323Don Greif & Ruth H. LivingstonThinking Together, Differently: Thoughts on Bromberg and Intersubjectivityp. 356Jessica BenjaminWhy One Self is Not Enough: Clinical, Existential, and Adaptive Perspectives on Bromberg's Model of Multiplicity and Dissociationp. 380Malcolm Owen Slavin
Issue 410 articlesUncaging the Aggressor: Narrative-Identification in Work with an Obsessional Trauma Survivorp. 485Stephanie LewinSleep, Death, and Rebirth: A Relational Perspective on Sleep in the Countertransferencep. 509John A. SloaneUnkind Cutting Back and its Navigationp. 536Margaret CrastnopolConceptualizing the Paternal Function: Maleness, Masculinity, or Thirdness?p. 559Nick Davies & Gillian EaglePerverse Female Relating: The Objectified Self