Issue 127 articlesThe New Editor for North Americap. 1David TuckettThe Birth of Psychoanalysis from the Spirit of Technique: What have We Learned? How Can We Apply It?p. 3Giovanni VassalliOhtsuki Kenji and the Beginnings of Lay Analysis in Japanp. 27Geoffrey Blowers & Serena Yang Hsueh ChiLoving them to Death: The Anorexic and her Objectsp. 43Marilyn LawrenceThe Training Analysis at a Time When Theory is in Short Supplyp. 57Fabio HerrmannSupervision: A Container-Contained Approachp. 71Virginia R. Ungar & Luisa Busch De AhumadaThe Psychoanalyst and the Baby: A New Look at Work With Infantsp. 83Johan NormanA Psychoanalytic Reading of Peter Høeg's Novelp. 101Judy GammelgaardThe 42nd International Psychoanalytical Association Congress, Nice, France, 2001: Forewordp. 119Jorge CanestriPostmodern Psychoanalysisp. 123Arnold GoldbergFrom the Fundamental Rule to the Analysing Situationp. 129Jean-luc DonnetThe Link and the Otherp. 141Isidoro BerensteinThe Countertransfererence Scene in Francep. 151François DuparcOn Steiner's ‘Containment, enactment and communication’p. 171Imre SzecsödyResponsep. 173John SteinerOn Feldman's ‘Some views on the manifestations of the death instinct in clinical work’p. 174Nancy MullanOn Kennedy's Becoming a subject: some theoretical and clinical issuesp. 175Arnold GoldbergFifteen Minutes of Fame Revisited: Being John Malkovichp. 177Glen O. GabbardRené Diatkine (1918-1997)p. 181Florence Quartier-FringsDescubrimientos y refutaciones: La lógica de la indagación psicoanalítica [Discoveries and refutations: the logic of psychoanalytic enquiry].: Jorge L. Ahumada. Madrid: Asociación Psicoanalítica de Madrid, Biblioteca Nueva. 1999. pp. 430.p. 183Pere Folch MateuKohut's Freudian Vision.: Philip F. D. Rubovits-Seitz in collaboration with Heinz Kohut. Hillsdale, New Jersey: Analytic Press. 1999. pp. 256.p. 189Robert M. Galatzer-LevyPsychoanalysis on the Move: The Work of Joseph Sandler: Peter Fonagy, Arnold M. Cooper and Robert S. Wallerstein. London and New York: Routledge. 1999. pp. 237.p. 192Daniel JacobsLa polarité de l'amour et de la mort [The polarity of love and death].: Catherine Couvreur. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, Collection Epîtres. 2000. pp. 172.p. 195Martine Janin-oudinotBeing of Two Minds: The Vertical Split in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: Arnold Goldberg. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 1999. pp. 185 + ix.p. 197Henry F. SmithThe Power of Feelings.: Nancy J. Chodorow. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. 1999. Pp. xi + 328.p. 201Aaron H. EsmanNascita e costruzione della mente. La teoria del protomentale. [The birth and construction of the mind. The theory of the protomental].: Antonio Imbasciati. Turin: UTET. 1998. pp. 247.p. 202Luigi Cappelli‘Varieties of Long-Term Outcome Among Patients in Psychoanalysis and Long-Term Psychotherapy: A Review of Findings in the Stockholm Outcome of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Project (Stoppp)’ by Rolf Sandell et al.p. 205Michael Sebek
Issue 226 articlesChange at the Journal: Further Steps in Internationalisationp. 215David TuckettThe New Editor for the London Editorial Boardp. 217David TuckettThe Rebirth of the Idols: The Freudian Unconscious and the Nietzschean Unconscious1p. 219Jorge L. AhumadaThe Psychoanalyst of the Future: Wise Enough to Dare to be Mad at Times1p. 235Danielle QuinodozThe Countertransference: Erotic, Erotised and Perverse1
Issue 322 articlesPsychoanalytic Psychotherapy In This Journalp. 429David TuckettPsychoanalysis and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy—Rival Paradigms or Common Ground?p. 431Jane MiltonRevising Psychoanalytic Interpretations of the Past: An Examination of Declarative and Non-Declarative Memory Processesp. 449J. Timothy DavisIncentives for a Reconsideration of the Debate on Metapsychologyp. 463Siegfried ZepfVicissitudes of Bisexuality: Crucial Points and Clinical Implications1
Issue 426 articlesTowards A More Facilitating Peer Environmentp. 643David TuckettOn Misreading and Misleading Patients: Some Reflections on Communications, Miscommunications and Countertransference Enactments1p. 653Theodore J. JacobsThe Attraction of Topographical Techniquep. 671Cecilio PaniaguaPotential Space and Reflective Functioning: Towards Conceptual Clarification and Preliminary Clinical Implicationsp. 685Anthony D. Bram & Glen O. GabbardThe Seductive Superego: The Trauma of Self-Betrayal
Issue 528 articlesChanging Times: The International Journal Bids Farewell To David Tuckett And Arnold Cooperp. 857Glen Gabbard & Paul WilliamsFreud's Letters to Fliess: From Seduction to Sexual Biology, From Psychopathology to a Clinical Anthropologyp. 861Tomas GeyskensAffect in Psychoanalytic Theory: Discussion of André Green's ‘on Discriminating and not Discriminating Between Affect and Representation’1p. 877Ruth SteinListening and Speaking Psychoanalytically—with What in Mind?p. 901Fred Pine
Issue 629 articlesPreserving Confidentiality in the Writing of Case Reportsp. 1067Glen O. Gabbard & Paul WilliamsA-Void—An Exploration of Defences Against Sensing Nothingnessp. 1069Ricky Emanuel‘Taking the Transference’: Some Technical Implications in three Papers by Bionp. 1085Judith L. MitraniThe Teaching of the Oedipus Complex: On Making Freud Meaningful to University Students by Unveiling His Essential Ideas on The Human Conditionp. 1105Rachel B. BlassThe Effect of the Analyst's Gender and Other Factors on Post-Termination Patient-Analyst Contact: Confirmation by a Questionnaire Study