Issue 1/218 articlesEditorialp. 1Franco BorgognoWhy Ferenczi Today? The Contribution of Sándor Ferenczi to the Understanding and Healing of Psychic Sufferingp. 5Franco BorgognoThe Clinical Revolution of the ‘Wise Baby’p. 14André HaynalSplitting, Fragmenting, and Mental Agony: the Clinical Thinking of Sándor Ferenczip. 20Thierry BokanowskiThe Significance of Ferenczi's Clinical Contributions for Working with Psychotic Patientsp. 26Ernst FalzederInterpretation: Signals from the Analytic Field and Emotional Transformationsp. 31Antonino FerroTrauma and Healing: from ‘Furor Sanandi’ to ‘Animus Sanandi’p. 39José Jiménez-AvelloTrauma and the Symbolic Function of the Mindp. 45Carlo BonomiTraumatic Social Violence: Challenging our Unconscious Adaptation: An Urgent Psychoanalytical Concernp. 51Silvia Amati SasThe Unwelcome Child and His Dreams: Reconceptualization of Dreaming in Traumap. 60Pedro J. Boschan‘To Return, to Eat, to Tell the Story’: Primo Levi's Lessons on Living and Dying in the Aftermath of Traumap. 66Nancy A. SmithThe Child's Sense of Existence and the Fatal Attraction of Identificationp. 71Dina Vallino & Marco MacciòIdentification with the Aggressor and the ‘Normal Traumas’: Clinical Implicationsp. 78Jay FrankelSkeletons in the Closetp. 84Josette GaronFerenczi: His Position in the Realm of Psychiatryp. 93Jorge E. García BadaraccoPsychoanalysis is a Two-Way Streetp. 105Judit MészárosDialogue of Unconsciouses: Conversations We Have Without Our Knowledgep. 114Susan N. ThauThe Ferenczi Cult: Its Historical and Political Rootsp. 121Ferenc Erös
Issue 38 articlesEditorialp. 129Christer SjödinReclaiming Bowlby's Contribution to Psychoanalysisp. 133Mauricio Cortina & Mario MarroneImplications of Attachment Theory for Working in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapyp. 147Tirril HarrisHidden Meaning of an Early Loss: The Common Ground of Attachment and Social Character Assessments and Their Clinical Applications1p. 157Sonia Gojman de Millán & Salvador MillánPainting the Vortex: The Existential Structure of the Experience of Parenting a Child with Autism
Issue 47 articlesEditorial: Identity in Changep. 209Michael ErmannPsychoanalysts without a Specific Professional Identity: A Utopian Dream?p. 213Helmut ThomäIdentity and Relational Psychoanalysisp. 237Michele MinolliIdentity and Self: Historical Antecedents and Developmental Precursorsp. 246Frank M. LachmannIdentity in the Asphalt Jungle. A Study of Mexican Youngsters Who Work in the Streets