Issue 19 articlesEditorialWatch out for Hallucinations and Magic Thinking in Public Debate!p. 1Christer SjödinOriginal ArticlesHallucination and Psychopathyp. 4Michael EigenFeeble Therapies Desperately Seeking Fickle Pathologiesp. 16Roland GoriOn Mental Pain: From Freud to Bionp. 27Manuela FlemingSilent Dialogues in the Analytic Relationshipp. 37Dimitris RigasClinical Notes on the Inner Experiences of the Analystp. 44Hara KaramanolakiThe Issue of Human Existence as Represented in Dreaming: A New Daseinsanalytic Interpretation of the Meaning of Dreamsp. 51Uta JaenickeBattle of the Dinosaurs: The Impact of Internalized Bad Paternal and Maternal Objects in a Three-Year-Old Boyp. 56Kim A Jones & Jennifer P MichelBook ReviewThe Growing Tree of Psychosemiotics: New Semiotics Completing Psychoanalysis and Semiotics: Keinänen M. Psychosemiosis as a Key to Body-Mind Continuum. The Reinforcement of Symbolization-Reflectiveness in Psychotherapy. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2006.p. 63Heikki Majava
Issue 29 articlesEditorialItalian Themes in Psychoanalysis — International Dialogue and Psychoanalytic Identityp. 65Marco ConciOriginal Articles“Objects” and “Characters” in Psychoanalytical Texts/Dialoguesp. 71Antonino Ferro & Giovanni ForestiWhen Our Words Disturb the Psychoanalytic Process: From Resistance as a Defense to Resistance as an Interactive Processp. 82Giuseppe Civitarese & Giovanni ForestiThe Function of the Analyst's Boundaries in the Psychoanalytic Relationship
Issue 310 articlesEditorialAffects and Globalizationp. 137Christer SjödinOriginal ArticlesAffects in Psychoanalytic Theory and Practicep. 139Rómulo Aguillaume, Rubén Rodríguez de la Fuente & Judith FilcThe Concept of Functional Pleasure: Should it be Abandoned?p. 148Siegfried Zepf, Florian D. Zepf & Simon ThomasThe Vicissitudes of Affect in Horney's Theory
Issue 48 articlesEditorialNew Frontiers in Psychoanalysis — In Our International Communityp. 197Marco ConciOriginal ArticlesThe Early Unrepressed Unconscious in Relation to Matte-Blanco's Thoughtp. 201Mauro ManciaThe Relevance of “Role Reversal” in Today's Psychoanalytic Workp. 213Franco Borgogno“Can You Whistle?”: The Grammar of “Living Through” in Psychoanalytic Child Psychotherapy