Issue 19 articlesEditorialp. 1Christer Sjödin & Marco ConciChrister Sjödin Interviews Jan Stenssonp. 3Invited Commentary on the Interview with Jan Stenssonp. 13Per Magnus JohanssonHomage to Jan Stenssonp. 17Michael EigenIn Dialogue with Daniel Stern: A Review and Discussion of The Present Moment in Psychotherapy and Everyday Lifep. 19Lennart RambergMarco Conci interviews Marco Bacciagaluppip. 34Marco Conci Interviews Stefano Bologninip. 44Paul Roazen, Edoardo Weiss. The House that Freud Built. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 2005.p. 58Marco ConciHaydée Faimberg, The telescoping of Generations: Listening to the Narcissistic Links between Generations, London and New York, Routledge, 2005p. 62Carlo Bonomi
Issue 211 articlesEditorialp. 65Valerie Tate Angel & Ellen AgoosIntroductory Commentaryp. 67Harriet PappenheimDeconstructing the Unconscious Saboteur: Composing a Life with Ambition and Desirep. 70Harriet Kimble WryeThe Universal Nature of Gender Subjectivity and Unconscious Saboteurs: A Discussion of Harriet Kimble Wrye's Paper “Deconstructing the Unconscious Saboteur: Composing a Life with Ambition and Desire”p. 81Roberta Ann ShechterNurturance and Self-Sabotage: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Women's Fear of Success
Issue 39 articlesEditorialp. 137Christer SjödinIll-health in Sweden 2005: Discontent in a Modern Welfare Society and its Relation to Globalizationp. 139Christer SjödinThe Individual, the Group and Society: Their Psychoanalytic Inquiryp. 146Juan Tubert-OklanderSocial Trauma: The Pathogenic Effects of Untoward Social Conditionsp. 151Reyna Hernández de TubertAniara, Mimicry and Aspect-Seeing
Issue 410 articlesHigh Blood Pressure: A Hidden Aspect of the Psychoanalytic Interactionp. 193Christer SjödinDistinction Between Mental Pain and Psychic Suffering as Separate Entities in the Patient's Experiencep. 195Manuela FlemingAt the Verge of Unthinkable Anxiety: On the Relevance of a Neurophysiologically Informed Relational Perspective on Meaning-Making in Psychosisp. 201Per-Einar BinderIntroduction: Panel: Reconsidering Questions Regarding Mutual Analysisp. 212Anton H. Hart