Issue 119 articlesBack MatterContributors and Reviewers for 2023p. iEditorialEditorial: IJP News for a New Yearp. 1Francis GrierLetter FromLetter from Florence: European Psychoanalytic Federation – 37th Conference – Florence, Italy, 22–24 March 2023p. 4Benedetta Guerrini Degl’Innocenti & Chiara MatteiniPsychoanalytic Theory and TechniqueIntuition and we-ness in Bion and Post-Bionian Field Theoryp. 13Giuseppe CivitareseInhibitionp. 40Solange CartonClinical DilemmasAdjusting the Distancep. 60Michael FeldmanAnalyst at WorkIntroduction of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.p. 71Francis GrierA Candidate at Work: The Case of Ms. Np. 73Charles BaekelandDiscussion of A Candidate at Work: The Case of Ms. N.p. 82Marie G. RuddenDiscussion of A Candidate at Work: The Case of Ms. N.p. 87Paola MariottiDiscussion of A Candidate at Work: The Case of Ms. N.p. 91Vic SedlakDiscussion of A Candidate at Work: The Case of Ms. N.p. 95Abbot A. BronsteinLetters to the EditorLetter to the Editorp. 102Caron Harrang, Drew Tillotson & Nancy C. WintersResponse to the Editors of Body as Psychoanalytic Objectp. 104Michael RobbinsThe Complexity of Psychoanalytic Languagep. 106Gretchen A. SchmutzBook ReviewsConcerning the Nature of Psychoanalysis: The Persistence of a Paradoxical Discourse, by Gregorio Kohon, London and New York, Routledge, 2019, 140 pp., £ 36.99, ISBN: 978-0-367-23651-9p. 109Richard B. ZimmerChange through time in psychoanalysis: transformations and interventions, the Three Level Model, edited by Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly, Marina Altmann de Litvan and Ricardo Bernardi, New York, Routledge, 2021, 341pp., $192 (hardcover), $48.95 (paperback), ISBN: 978-0-367-56091-1p. 113Nancy KulishImagining the End: Mourning and Ethical Life, by Jonathan Lear, Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, UK, Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2022, $29.95, 162 pp., ISBN: 9780674272590.p. 117Maxine AndersonOf Fear and Strangers. A History of Xenophobia, by George Makari. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2021, paperback 2023, £11.99, 346 pp., ISBN:978-0-300-27038-9p. 121Roger Kennedy
Issue 214 articlesPsychoanalytic Theory and TechniqueGratitude, Freedom and Refusalp. 127Jonathan LearFacing the Unthinkable: Life-Threatening Illness in the Analyst and its Impact on the Analytic Couplep. 142Maxine NelsonEntrenched Grievance as a Harbour for the Unmournedp. 153Maxine AndersonInterdisciplinary StudiesThe Aesthetic and Affective Matrix of Pre-Reflective Sensemaking at the Origins of the Relationship between Subject and World: A Dialogue between Kant’s Third Critique and Psychoanalysis
Issue 319 articlesPsychoanalytic Theory and TechniqueRethinking the Concepts of the Unconscious and Analytic Timep. 279Thomas H. OgdenPsychoanalysis in the CommunityWar, Terror and Mourning. Cultural Memory in the Inner Dialoguep. 292Georg BrunsThe Inability to Mourn and Nationalism in Japan after 1945p. 312Kai Ogimoto & Tomas PlaenkersA Machine of the Same: Repetition in the Foundational Discourse of the Argentinean “being” (1976-1983)
Issue 418 articlesEditorialEditorial: Remembering Dana Birksted-Breenp. 453Francis GrierPsychoanalytic Theory and TechniqueEmbodied Intersubjectivity: Forms of Psyche-Soma Structuring in the Encounter between Self and Other-Than-Selfp. 455Anna Ferruta & Maurizio StangalinoResearchExamination of a Case of “Treatment Failure” in Long-Term Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Treatment-Resistant Depressionp. 475Jochem Willemsen, Felicitas Rost, Marie Hustinx, Peter Fonagy & David Taylor
Issue 5 - IJP Special Issue on the Revised Standard Edition of Sigmund Freud19 articlesEditorialEditorial: IJP Special Issue on Freud's Revised Standard Editionp. 635Francis GrierGuest Editor's Introduction to the IJP Special Issue on Freud's Revised Standard Editionp. 637Mark SolmsScience(Re)translating Freud: Some Fundamental Questionsp. 641Lois OppenheimHistory
Issue 618 articlesBack MatterThank You to Contributors and Reviewers for 2024p. iEditorialEditorial: “What Would Dana have Done?”p. 919Francis GrierCelebrating the Work of Dana Birksted-Breen“We are Made of Time”: Reverberation and the Elasticity of Time in Psychoanalysis. Negotiating Different Temporalities in the Sessionp. 921Catalina Bronstein