Issue 17 articlesMan to Man: Reconsidering Who or What Men are—and Why it Mattersp. 1Steven SeidmanOn the Edge of the abyss—Observations on Some Essential Difficulties in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Survivors of Prolonged Childhood Abusep. 30Noa Bar-HaimThe Sleepy Analyst Struggles to Awaken: Dissociation, Enactment, Regression, and Altered States with Trauma Patientsp. 54Matt AibelOtto Will and the Artistry of Relationship: More Simply Human than Otherwisep. 85James E. GorneyFrom Imagination to Information: Therapist’s Curiosity and Voyeurism in the Age of Social Mediap. 115Mia MedinaWhat Can Psychoanalysis Learn From Neuroscience? A Theoretical Basis For The Emergence Of a Neuropsychoanalytic Modelp. 125John Dall’AglioReview of Deidealizing Relational Theory: A Critique fromWithin and Decentering Relational Theory: A Comparative Critique by Lewis Aron, Sue Grand, and Joyce A. Slochower (Eds.). 2018. Routledge.p. 146Arthur Fox
Issue 211 articlesIntersectionality and Psychoanalysisp. 163Max BelkinCollisions in the Dark: Invisible Intersectionality and the Black Female Psychoanalystp. 165Michelle Ann StephensClinical Reflections on Black Feminism in Psychoanalysis Blinded by The Light: Thoughts on Stephens’ Collisions in the Darkp. 198Toni HellmannToward an Intersectional Psychoanalysis of Race, Gender, and Sexualityp. 206Max BelkinWhose Other? Reflections on Belkin’s “Towards an Intersectional Psychoanalysis of Race, Gender, and Sexuality”p. 228Suzanne LittlePower Dynamics in the Clinical Situation: A Confluence of Perspectivesp. 242Malin ForsMore Than Simply Human: Intersectionality in Psychoanalytic Theory, Practice, and Establishmentp. 270Gurmeet S. KanwalThe Goldilocks Function: Eating Disorders, Object Usage, and the Thirdp. 306Julia Elizabeth SheehyAbjection, Traumatic Themes, and Alexithymia in Anorexia Nervosap. 327Tom WooldridgeEmbodied Liminality Inhabiting Selves: Reflections On Papers By Sheehy and Wooldridgep. 354Jean PetrucelliReview of Psychotherapy, Ethics, and Society: Another Kind of Conversation: Michael Briant. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars, 2018. 157 pp.p. 373Roger Bacon
Issue 3-413 articlesEditorialFrom the Editors-in-Chiefp. 389Susan Fabrick & Ruth LivingstonOriginal ArticlesTransference, Countertransference and Mourning the Death of a Parentp. 392Robert B. ShapiroThe Difficulty to Reside: On Analytically Oriented Psychotherapy with the Homelessp. 408Tamar AronsonEmpathy with Strangers: Personal Reflectionsp. 446Sandra BuechlerCalling Time on Timelessness: A Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist’s Narrative of Retirementp. 473Carol Morrison StraforiniAt the Beginning There Was…- Re-Considering the Concepts of ‘Faith’ and ‘Trust’ as Analytic Objectsp. 506Ofrit Shapira-BermanPromoting the Supervisee’s Project of Becoming a Therapistp. 537Hanoch YerushalmiClinical Analysis of an Exhibitionist Patient in a Psychoanalytic Psychodrama Groupp. 564Barbara Smaniotto, Marie Réveillaud, Nathalie Dumet & Tamara GuenounThe Tragedy of Love: A Study of Love and Death in Jacques Lacan’s Thought, with Special Reference to Shakespeare’s Romeo And Julietp. 596Mohammad Ghaffary & Ghiasuddin AlizadehBook ReviewsReview of Couples on the Couch by Shelley Nathans & Milton Schaefer. London, UK: Routledge, 2017. 287 pp.p. 630Elena SkolnickReview of Character: The History of a Cultural Obsession, by Marjorie Garber. New York, NY: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 2020. 464 pp.p. 637Sandra BuechlerReview of More Human than Otherwise: Selected Papers, by Irwin Hirsch. IPBooks, 2018. 308 pp.p. 648Karin Ahbel-RappeReview of “Don’t Be Sad When I’m Gone”: A Memoir of Loss and Healing in Buenos Aires, By Beatriz Dujovne. Toplight, 2020. 166 pp.p. 655Linda Jacobs