Issue 119 articlesIntroductionFrom the Editors-in-Chiefp. 1Susan Fabrick & Ruth LivingstonOriginal ArticlesThe Three Cures of Bertha Pappenheim (Anna O): the Talking Cure, the Writing Cure, and the Social Curep. 3Mark J. BlechnerConsidering the Intersubjective Perspective of Therapeutic Actionp. 26Pasqual J. PantoneBion’s Long Road toward Intuiting the Patient’s Suffering: ‘Theoretical’ vs. ‘Clinical’ Bionp. 46Ofra EshelThe Patient as an Ethical Subject: Technical Implications of the Patient’s Irreducible Responsibilityp. 77Robert P. DrozekTribute to Paul LippmannPhotograph of Paul Lippmannp. 102On Getting Oldp. 103Paul LippmannOn Paul Lippmannp. 112Gary SchlesingerTribute to Paul Lippmannp. 116Patricia R. EverettFor Paul Lippmannp. 123Andrew J. GerberA Remembrance of Paul Lippmannp. 125Paolo MigoneBird on the Wire: A Few Things I Learned From Paul Lippmannp. 128Spyros D. OrfanosIn Memory of Paul Lippmannp. 134Morris N. EagleWilliam Alanson White Dream Groupp. 137Susan Fabrick & Ruth LivingstonDream Groupp. 137Sue KolodDream Groupp. 138Richard LoewusDream Groupp. 139Evelyn Berger HartmanBook ReviewsReview of Psyche and Soul in America: The Spiritual Odyssey of Rollo May by Robert H. Abzug. Oxford University Press, (2021). 432 pp.p. 142Sandra BuechlerReview of Relational Psychoanalysis and Temporality: Time Out of Mind by Neil J. Skolnick. Abingdon, NY: Routledge. 2020. 266 pp.p. 156Matthew Spieler
Issue 2-3 - What Just Happened? Standing in the Work of Philip M. Bromberg, Ph.D.24 articlesIntroductionWrite! That I May Remember You: Some Reflections on Philip M. Bromberg to Philip, with Lovep. 162Jean PetrucelliPart I: Other Ways of Knowing: Art, Dreams, Literature, Poetry & MusicPsychotherapy as the Art of Uncertaintyp. 176Philip M. BrombergWhy We Need Art: Philip Bromberg’s “Other Ways of Knowing”p. 202Velleda C. CeccoliOde to A Diamondp. 210Robert BosnakCosmos, Cosmetics, and Traumap. 218Gianni NebbiosiSafe, But Not Too Safe: Scenes From an Epistolary Romancep. 224Max CavitchWho My Ideas Come Fromp. 277Maggie M. RobbinsPart II: Clinical Advantages: Using the Concept of Multiple Self-StatesFrom Interpersonal Field to Mind in the Work of Philip Brombergp. 285Donnel SternDissociative Uses of the Body: Reverberations from the Work of Philip Brombergp. 292Susan H. SandsPhilip Bromberg and the Revolution about Dissociated Self-Statesp. 299Elizabeth HowellDid Philip Bromberg Know He Was Treating DID? Does it Matter?p. 310Richard A. ChefetzI’m not Myself Today: Dialogues with Philip Brombergp. 321Susan KolodLanguage, Bromberg, Selfhoodp. 335Suzanne LittlePart III: Sitting in the Hot Seat: The Supervisory and Analytic ExperienceSitting in the Hot Seat: Being with Philip Brombergp. 345A Remembrance of Philip M. Brombergp. 368Helen V. QuiñonesThe Hot Seat: Supervision with Philip Brombergp. 373Shelly ItzkowitzPart IV: Potholes on the Royal Road: Innovation and ControversyBefore There Was Philip, There Was Philp. 385Ruth R. ImberHarry and Philipp. 391Emily KuriloffEnactment and Affect Integration: Bromberg’s Particular Clinical Skillp. 400Adrienne HarrisThat Was Then, This is Now: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for the Rest of Usp. 405Jonathan ShedlerA Mutual Appreciation of Differences: My Conversation with Philip M. Brombergp. 438Richard P. KluftPart V: ClosingTaking it Personallyp. 461Jessica BenjaminBook ReviewsReview of Begin Again: James Baldwin’s America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own, by Eddie S. Glaude, Jr. New York, NY: Crown, 2020. 239 pp.p. 470Robert EhrlichReview of Psychic Threats and Somatic Shelters: Attuning to the Body in Contemporary Psychoanalytic Dialogue by Niza Yarom. Routledge, 2015. 279 pp.p. 486Alice Bar Nes
Issue 49 articlesArticlesMeeting Again, Meeting Anew: A Child Patient Returns as an Adultp. 499Danielle NovackStaying in Touch with Affect: Maintaining Vital Access to the Body while Working Onlinep. 522Mary BaylesRuptures or Disruption: Identity Diffusion and the Therapeutic Relationshipp. 545Michel F. M. BoyerLost in a Universe of No Inherent Meaning: Psychoanalysis and Existentialismp. 579Zvi Steve YadinSwiping on Tinder-Imagining or Just Fantasying in Dating Apps?p. 612Maya AsherBook ReviewsReview of Intersectionality and Relational Psychoanalyis: New Perspectives on Race, Gender and Sexuality, by Max Belkin, Ph.D. and Cleonie White, Ph.D. New York: Routledge, 2020. 234 pp.p. 635Gillian StrakerReview of Blooming in December: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Older Adults, by Amy Schaffer. New York: Routledge, 2021. 119 pp.p. 643Sandra BuechlerA Review of When The Garden Isn’t Eden: More Psychodynamic Concepts from Life by K. L. Malawista, L. G. Kanefield, and A. J. Adelman. New York, NY: Columbia University Press, 2022. 217 pp.p. 653Gurmeet KanwalA Review of Core Competencies of Relational Psychoanalysis: A Guide to Practice Study and Research, edited by Roy E. Barsness. Oxon: Routledge, 2018. 369 pp., (Paperback), ISBN: 978-1138218390p. 656John V. O’leary