Issue 111 articlesArticlesBoundaries, Boundary Crossings and Boundary Violationsp. 1Howard B. LevineA Brief History of Sexual Boundary Violationsp. 11Jeffrey Berman & Paul W. MosherPsychoanalysis and #MeToo: Where are We in this Movement?p. 48Andrea CelenzaTransgressions in Psychoanalysisp. 73Guillermo BodnerWhen the Ethical Seduction Has Been Forgotten… Boundary Violations in Our Institutesp. 87Viviane Chetrit-VatineThe Capacity to Think and Disorders of Thinking in Psychoanalytic Treatments and Institutions: from Mistakes and Failures to Boundary Violationsp. 100Heribert BlassOur Monster: A Minority View on Boundary Trouble in Psychoanalysisp. 121Charles LevinWhere is Psychoanalysis at Home? The Patient's Body-Mind Relationship as a Springboard for Child Analysis During the Pandemicp. 155Anna MigliozziBoundaries Between Intrapsychic and Relational Conflictsp. 166Marina Altmann de LitvanBoundaries in Post-Truth Timesp. 186Jorge L. AhumadaAbout the Contributorsp. 200
Issue 227 articlesPoemsTodesfugep. 1Paul CelanArticlesThe Need Not to Believe: Freud's Godlessness Reconsideredp. 5Arnold D. RichardsDiscussionCommentary on Arnold Richards's “The Need Not to Believe: Freud's Godlessness Reconsidered” and Some Thoughts on the Significance of Anti-Semitism in Freud's Lifep. 23David Lotto
Issue 312 articlesArticlesDreams within Dreamsp. 1Eugene MahonDiscussionDreams and Other Waysp. 15William FriedDreams and Dreamingp. 25Arlene Kramer RichardsArticlesDreams in Clinical Works
Issue 412 articlesIntroductionp. 1Neal SpiraArticleThe Problem with Psychoanalytic Anonymity: The Obstacles Created by the Persistence of Traditional Techniquep. 3Henry J. FriedmanDiscussionNeutrality, Abstinence, and Anonymity: From an Objective Observer Towards an Active-Participant Observerp. 19Bhaskar SripadaComments on “The Problem with Psychoanalytic Anonymity: The Obstacles Created by the Persistence of Traditional Technique”