Issue 130 articlesThe Analyst at WorkThe Case of Steviep. 1Alice A. JonesThe Analyst as Eye Doctor and as Marine Mammal Specialistp. 9Anna FerrutaA Comment on ‘The Case of Stevie’p. 13Raul HartkeTheoretical and Clinical PapersThe Case Against Neuropsychoanalysis: On Fallacies Underlying Psychoanalysis' Latest Scientific Trend and its Negative Impact on Psychoanalytic Discoursep. 19Rachel B. Blass & Zvi CarmeliSibling Loss, Guilt and Reparation: A Case Studyp. 41Christopher ChristianDreaming as a Primordial State of the Mind: The Clinical Relevance of Structural Faults in the Body Ego as Revealed in Dreaming1p. 55Victor Manoel AndradeFrom Symbolic Law to Narrative Capacity: A Paradigm Shift in Psychoanalysis?1p. 75Susann Heenen-WolffThinking with, and About, Patients Too Scared to Think: Can Non-Interpretive Maneuvers Stimulate Reflective Thought?p. 91Richard Howard TuchPsychoanalysis and Change: Between Curiosity and Faithp. 113Jose Alberto Zusman, Elie Cheniaux & Sergio De Freitas‘Talk to me Baby, Tell me What's the Matter Now’: Semiotic and Developmental Perspectives on Communication in Psychoanalytic Infant Treatmentp. 127Björn SalomonssonThe Paedophile and his Inner World: Theoretical and Clinical Considerations on the Analysis of a Patient1p. 147Franco De MasiHistoryHunger and Love: Schiller and the Origin of Drive Dualism in Freud's Work1p. 167Patricia CottiEducational and Professional IssuesThe Coming Changes in Psychoanalytic Education: Part IIp. 183Otto F. KernbergThe Educational Boundaryp. 203Stephen M. Sonnenberg & William A. MyersonInterdisciplinaryMonstrous Infants and Vampyric Mothers in Bram Stoker's Draculap. 219Barbara R. AlmondLetters to the EditorsLetters to The Editors: On: Art and Emotion in Psychoanalysisp. 237Gilbert J. RoseLetters to The Editors: Reply to Dr Rosep. 237Elliot JuristLetters to The Editors: On: Analytic Impasse and The Thirdp. 238Ruth SteinLetters to The Editors: Response to Ruth Steinp. 240Lewis AronLetters to The Editors: On: Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysisp. 240Nathan SzajnbergLetters to The Editors: Reply to Nathan Szajnbergp. 241Siegfried ZepfFilm EssayBrodeuses [Sequins] (2005): The Sparkle in A Mother's Eyesp. 243Eléonore Faucher & Paola GolinelliInfant Observation at The Heart of Training By Janine Sternberg London: Karnac. 2005. 267 p.p. 253Lisa MillerThis art of psychoanalysis: Dreaming undreamt dreams and interrupted cries by Thomas H. Ogden New York: Routledge (New Library of Psychoanalysis). 2005. 143 p.p. 255Emanuel BermanFreuds Lektüren: Von Arthur Conan Doyle bis zu Arthur Schnitzler [Freud's reading: From Arthur Conan Doyle to Arthur Schnitzler] by Michael Rohrwasser Giessen: Psychosozial Verlag. 2005. 404 p.p. 262Friedrich-Wilhelm EickhoffThe dissociative mind by Elizabeth Howell Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2005. 307 p.p. 267Richard M. WaugamanMother in psychoanalysis: A feminist view [in Hebrew] by Anat Palgi-Hecker Tel Aviv: Am Oved. 2005 358 p.p. 272Shlomith CohenThe body as mirror of the world by Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel Leighton S, translator. London: Free Association Books. 2005 165 p.p. 276Jeanne Wolff BernsteinFreud along the Ganges: Psychoanalytic reflections on the people and culture of India Edited by Salman Akhtar New York, NY: Other Press. 2005 451 p.p. 280Robert A. PaulThe American Psychiatric Publishing textbook of psychoanalysis edited by Ethel Spector Person, Arnold M. Cooper, and Glen O. Gabbard Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2005 602 p.p. 284Daniel Jacobs
Issue 226 articlesEditorialA Farewell Message from the Editorsp. 287Glen O. Gabbard & Paul WilliamsKeynote PapersWorking Through the End of Civilizationp. 291Jonathan LearBetween Memory and Destiny: Repetitionp. 309Norberto Carlos MaruccoRemembrance, Trauma and Collective Memory: The Battle for Memory in Psychoanalysis1p. 329Werner BohleberTheoretical and Clinical PapersReading Harold Searlesp. 353Thomas H. OgdenAddressing Parts of the Selfp. 371Michael FeldmanProjective Identification: A Theoretical Investigation of the Concept Starting from ‘Notes on Some Schizoid Mechanisms’1p. 387Giovanna Regazzoni GorettiThe Work of the Psychoanalyst in the fIeld of Psychosisp. 407Lina Balestriere‘I Noticed’: The Emergence of Self-Observation in Relationship to Pathological Attractor Sitesp. 423Fred BuschWinnicott's Rejection of the Basic Concepts of Freud's Metapsychologyp. 443Leopoldo FulgencioTrauma, Causality and Time: Some Reflections: Epistemology Study Group, Porto Alegre Psychoanalytical Societyp. 463Viviane Sprinz Mondrzak, Aldo Luiz Duarte, Alice Becker Lewkowicz, Anna Luiza Kauffmann, Eneida Iankilevich, Gisha Brodacz, Gustavo P. Soares & Luiz Ernesto PellandaResearchThe Goals of Psychoanalytic Treatment: Conceptual Considerations and Follow-up Interview Evaluation with a Former Analysand11p. 475Heike Westenberger-BreuerInterdiciplinary StudiesPsychoanalysis, Science, and Art: Aesthetics in the Making of a Psychoanalyst1p. 489João A. Frayze-PereiraMeeting ReportApproaches to Prevention of Intergenerational Transmission of Hate, War and Violencep. 507Vivian B. PenderMorning Sessionsp. 507Juan Carlos BrandtLuncheon Discussionp. 508Afaf MahfouzAfternoon ‘Town Hall’ Meetingp. 509Isaac TylimFilm EssayMulholland Drive (2001): A Self-Psychology Perspectivep. 515David Lynch, Joseph Barbera & Henry J. MollerBook ReviewsL'enveloppe visuelle du Moi [The visual envelope of the ego] by Guy Lavallée Paris: Dunod. 1999. 266 p.p. 527Denise Bouchet-KervellaFreud by Jonathan Lear New York, NY: Routledge. (Routledge Philosophers series.) 2005. 278 p.p. 532Marcia CavellNär Orfeus vände sig om [When Orpheus looked back] By Johan Beck-Friis Stockholm: Naturoch Kultur. 2005. 330 p.p. 535Henrik LundDie vergessene Kunst: Der Orpheusmythos und die Psychoanalyse der Musik [Forgotten art: The Orpheus myth and the psychoanalysis of music] by Sebastian Leikert Giessen: Psychosozial-Verlag. 2005. 175 p.p. 538Josef DantlgraberPsychotherapists as expert witnesses: Families at breaking point by Roger Kennedy London: Karnac. 2005. 235 p.p. 541André HaynalSigmund Freud. Persönliche Erinnerungen [Sigmund Freud: Personal memories] by Isidor Sadger Tübingen: Diskord. (Huppke A, Schröter M, editors. Quellen und Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der Psychoanalyse [Sources of and treatises on the history of psychoanalysis], Vol. 4.) 2006. 160 p.: Recollecting Freud by Isidor Sadger (Dundes A, editor and translator, Jacobsen JM, translator) Madison, WI: U Wisconsin Press. 2005. 138 p.p. 545G. W. PigmanFreud's library: A comprehensive catalogue/Freuds Bibliothek: Vollständiger Katalog edited by J. Keith Davies and Gerhard Fichtner Tübingen: Edition diskord. 2006. Introductory volume: 144 p.; CD-catalogue: 1049 p. (Quellen und Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der Psychoanalyse [Sources and treatises on the history of psychoanalysis], Vol. 2. Schröter M, editor.)p. 549Ernst FalzederThe Tavistock seminars; The Italian seminars by Wilfred R. Bion London: Karnac. 2006. 118 p.; 109 p.p. 551Antonino Ferro
Issue 326 articlesEditorialIJP Introductory Editorialp. 557Dana Birksted-Breen & Robert MichelsTheoretical and Clinical Papers‘Bound in a nutshell’: Thoughts on complexity, reductionism, and ‘infinite space’p. 559Glen O. GabbardOn talking-as-dreamingp. 575Thomas H. OgdenCreativity and dialectical phenomena: From dialectical edge to dialectical space1p. 591Ken IsraelstamThe illumination of historyp. 609Michael FeldmanThe impact of intrusive identification in the analytic process:: Some implications of real trauma and phantasy1p. 627Jacó ZaslavskyHistoryLacanp. 643Gilbert DiatkineEducational and Professional IssuesCan research influence clinical practice?p. 661Juan Pablo JiménezThe supervisory field and projective identificationp. 681Germano Vollmer Filho, Antonio Carlos J. Pires, Gerson Isac Berlim, Raul Hartke & Sérgio LewkowiczConfidentiality, privacy, and the facilitating role of psychoanalytic organizationsp. 691Mary Kay O'neilEducation SectionInfant observation: A range of questions and challenges for contemporary psychoanalysis1p. 713Marina Altmann De LitvanInterdisciplinary StudiesFrom Dream story (Schnitzler) to Eyes wide shut (Kubrick): From identity through meaning formation to identity through excitation1p. 735Joachim F. DanckwardtThe superego, narcissism and Great Expectationsp. 753Graham InghamLetters to the EditorsOn: Julie's Museum: The Evolution of Thinking, Dreaming and Historicization in the Treatment of Traumatized Patientsp. 769Michael I. GoodReply to Michael Goodp. 771Lawrence J. BrownMentalization, Insightfulness, and Therapeutic Actionp. 772Paolo MigoneReply to Paolo Migonep. 773Alan SugarmanFilm EssayTwo faces of Thanatos: Broken flowers (2005) and Ai no corrida (1976)1p. 777Jim Jarmusch, Nagisa Oshima & Marion MinerboBook ReviewsConsapevolezza ed autoanalisi [Awareness and self-analysis] edited by Pia De Silvestris and Adamo Vergine Milan: Angeli. 2005. 158 p.p. 791Andrea B. BaldassarroTonårstid. Utveckling, problem och psykoterapeutisk behandling [The teenage years. Development, problems and psychotherapeutic treatment] by Björn Wrangsjö and Majlis Winberg Salomonsson Falköping: Natur och Kultur. 2006. 397 p.p. 797Bernadette Buhl-NielsenLa fascinación del líder: En torno a un libro olvidado de S. Freud sobre el Presidente Wilson [The fascination with the leader: On a forgotten book by S. Freud about President Wilson] by Fanny Elman Schutt Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva. 2005. 140 p.p. 800Gracia Rodríguez DaimielWriting about patients. Responsibilities, risks, and ramifications by Judy Leopold Kantrowitz New York, NY: Other Press. 2006. 335 p.p. 803Arnold GoldbergPractical psychoanalysis for therapists and patients by Owen Renik New York, NY: Other Press. 2006. 179 p.p. 805Alfred MarguliesPsykoanalys i Välfärdsstaten—Profession, kris och framtid [Psychoanalysis in the welfare state—Profession, crisis and future] by Jürgen Reeder Stockholm/Stehag: Brutus Östlings Bokförlag Symposion. 2006. 344 p.p. 811Henning PaikinContemporary psychoanalysis in America: Leading analysts present their work Edited by Arnold M. Cooper Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2006. 759 p.p. 817Maria PonsiTime driven: Metapsychology and the splitting of the drive by Adrian Johnston Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. 2005. 421 p.p. 819Britt-Marie Schiller
Issue 428 articlesPsychoanalytic Theory and techniqueSome Technical Implications of Klein's Concept of ‘Premature Ego Development’p. 825Judith L. MitraniThe Foundational Level of Psychodynamic Meaning: Implicit Process in Relation to Conflict, Defense and the Dynamic Unconsciousp. 843The Predicting Brain: Unconscious Repetition, Conscious Reflection and Therapeutic Changep. 861Regina PallyFreud's Baby: Beyond Autoerotism and Narcissismp. 883Dodd W. CohenSupportive Interventions and Nonsymbolic Mental Functioningp. 895Serge LecoursPlaying with Reality: IV. A Theory of External Reality Rooted in Intersubjectivityp. 917Peter Fonagy & Mary TargetHistory of PsychoanalysisAnna Freud: The Hampstead War Nurseries and the role of the Direct Observation of Children for Psychoanalysisp. 939Nick MidgleyClinical CommunicationsRecognizing the Infant as Subject in Infant-Parent Psychotherapyp. 961Frances Thomson SaloEducational and Professional IssuesLearning from Experience in Case Conference: A Bionian Approach to Teaching and Consultingp. 981Jane B. Burka, Joan E. Sarnat & Cornelia St. JohnInterdisciplinary IssuesObject Loss, Renewed Mourning, and Psychic Change in Jane Austen's Persuasionp. 1001Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick HanlyThe “Uncanny', the Sacred and the Narcissism of Culture: The Development of the Ego and the Progress of Civilizationp. 1019Victor Manoel AndradeMarcel Duchamp: On the Fruitful use of Narcissism and Destructiveness in Contemporary Artp. 1039Adela AbellaLetters To The EditorsOn: Where are you, my Beloved? On Absence, Loss and the Enigma of Telepathic Dreamsp. 1061Moran ShohamResponse to Dr.Shohamp. 1062Ofra EshelOn: Die Vergessene Kinst: Der Orpheusmythos und die Psychoanalyse Der Musik [Forgotten Art: The Orpheus myth and the Psychoanalysis of Music]p. 1063Alexander SteinContribution to Correspondence on ‘Analytic Impasse and the Third’p. 1064Chris MiltonOn: The Case Against Neuropsychoanalysisp. 1065Mauro ManciaOn: The Case Against Neuropsychoanalysisp. 1067Gilbert PughReply to Drs Mancia and Pughp. 1068Rachel B. Blass & Zvi CarmeliFilm EssayThe Return of the Erased: Memory and Forgetfulness in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind (2004)p. 1071Havi CarelBook ReviewsLa adopción: Un tema de Nuestro Tiempo [Adoption: A Contemporary Topic] edited by Milagros Cid edited by Silvia Pérez-Galdós Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva. 2006. 222 p.p. 1083María Angeles AlbamonteLa Peau [The Skin] Edited by Gérard Szwec Paris: PUF [Rev Fr Psychosom (29)]. 2006. 192 p.p. 1087Clarisse BaruchEntrevista e Indicadores en Psicoterapia y psicoanalisis [Interview and indicators in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis] Antonio Pérez Sánchez Valencia: Promolibro 2006. 269 p.p. 1094Luis Jorge Martín CabréThe art of Interpretation: Deconstruction and new Beginning in the Psychoanalytic Process Wolfgang Loch edited by Peter Wegner London: IPA. 2006. 124 pp. 1097Jorge CanestriPsychoanalytic Collisions by Joyce Anne Slochower Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press 2006. 182 p.p. 1102Ralph KaywinPsychodynamic Diagnostic Manual PDM Task Force Silver Spring, MD: Alliance of Psychoanalytic Organizations. 2006 857 p.p. 1105Robert MichelsVulnerabilità Alla Psicosi [Susceptibility to Psychosis] by Franco De Masi Milan: Cortina. 2006. 266 p.p. 1108Claudia PeregriniSaber y no Saber: Curiosidad Sexual Infantil [To know and not to know: the sexual curiosity of children] by Mariela Michelena Madrid: Síntesis. 2006. 176 p.p. 1114Elina Weschler
Issue 521 articlesPsychoanalytic Theory and TechniquePerformance as Annihilation or Integration?p. 1117Joachim F. Danckwardt & Peter WegnerThe Intersubjective Links in Perversionp. 1135Alberto EiguerBodily Centered Protections in Adolescence: An Extension of the work of Frances Tustinp. 1153Judith L. MitraniOn the Edge: The Psychoanalyst's Transferencep. 1171Aira LaineElements of Analytic Style: Bion's Clinical Seminarsp. 1185Thomas H. OgdenSemiotic Transformations in Psychoanalysis with Infants and Adultsp. 1201Björn SalomonssonHistory of PsychoanalysisA Perfectly Staged ‘Concerted Action’ Against Psychoanalysis: The 1913 Congress of German Psychiatristsp. 1223Ernst M. Falzeder & John C. BurnhamEducational and Professional IssuesAuthors who have an Impact on Candidates' Training: Cultural Differences and Theoretical Languagesp. 1245Andrea M. Rodríguez Quiroga De Pereira, M. Rita Ragau, Laura V. Borensztein De Weinstein & Silvia G. JadurSupervision, Transference and Countertransferencep. 1263Klaus FinkLosing a Training Analyst for Ethical Violations: A Candidate's Perspectivep. 1275Elizabeth M. WallaceLetters to the EditorsOn: Projective Identificationp. 1289James S. GrotsteinReply to Dr Grotsteinp. 1290Giovanna Regazzoni GorettiBook ReviewAdozione e oltre [Adoption and beyond] by Claudia Artoni Schlesinger Rome: Borla. 2006. 232 p.p. 1293Franco BorgognoThe poetics of psychoanalysis: In the wake of Klein by Mary Jacobus Oxford: Oxford UP. 2006. 318 p.p. 1295Michael BrearleySeeds of illness, seeds of recovery By Antonino Ferro Translated by Philip Slotkin New York: Brunner-Routledge 2002. 125 p. Psychoanalysis as therapy and storytelling By Antonino Ferro Translated by Philip Slotkin London and New York: Routledge, 2006. 148 p.p. 1299Irene CairoThe legacy of tragedy. The tragic from Aristotle to our days edited by Andreas Giannakoulas and Sarantis Thanopulos Rome: Borla. 2006. 200 p.p. 1304Giovanna Regazzoni GorettiLa sfida dell'irrapresentabile. La prospettiva ermeneutica nella psicoanalisi clinica [The challenge of the ‘un-representable’. The hermeneutic perspective in psychoanalysis] By Giuseppe Martini Milano: Angeli. 2005.p. 1311Alessandro GrispiniAwakening the dreamer: Clinical journeys by Philip M. Bromberg Mahwah, NJ: The Analytic Press. 2006. 223 p.p. 1316Melvin LanskyFreud's requiem: Mourning memory and the invisible history of a summer walk by Matthew von Unwerth London: Continuum. 2006. 256 p.p. 1320David H. MorganAndré Green: Associations (presque) libres d'un psychanalyste Entretiens avec Maurice Corcos [(Almost) Free associations of a psychoanalyst: Interview with Maurice Corcos] by Maurice Corcos Paris: Albin Michel. 2006. 345 p.p. 1322Eléana MylonaLe parole ritrovate. Le parole dalle immagini. Rifl essioni teoriche e percorsi analitici dalle psicosi [Words rediscovered, words from images: Psychosis: theoretical refl ections and analytic approaches] by Marina Breccia Roma: Borla. 2006. 232 p.p. 1325Livia Tabanelli
Issue 624 articlesTheoretical and ClinicalNarcissistic Mortification of Ageing Menp. 1329Martin TeisingFreud's Prehistoric Matrix—Owing ‘Nature’ a Deathp. 1345Joan Raphael-LeffPsychoanalytic Transformationsp. 1375Fernando RioloUtopic Ideas of Cure and Joint Exploration in Psychoanalytic Supervisionp. 1391Andrzej WerbartA Technique for Facilitating the Creation of Mindp. 1409Neville SymingtonForgiveness, Acceptance and the Matter of Expectationp. 1423Shahrzad SiassiRaiding the Inarticulate: The Internal Analytic Setting and Listening Beyond Countertransferencep. 1441Michael ParsonsThinking Extreme Social Violence: The Model of The Literary Plaguep. 1457Beatriz PrielSpace and Time in Psychoanalytic Listeningp. 1473Rosine Jozef PerelbergAre you a Woman—Or a Flower?’: The Capacity to Experience Beautyp. 1491Annie SweetnamLearning from Experience: Bion's Concept of Reverie and Buddhist Meditation: A Comparative Studyp. 1507Esther PelledThe Influence of Extreme Traumatization on Body, Mind and Social Relationsp. 1527Bent Rosenbaum & Sverre VarvinPanel ReportPsychoanalytic Reflections on the Body in Racism, Homophobia and Misogynyp. 1543Janice S. LiebermanLetters to the EditorsFurther Thoughts on: Julie's Museum: The Evolution of Thinking, Dreaming and Historicization in the Treatment of Traumatized Patientsp. 1551Robert WithersReply to Dr Withers on Traumatic Memoriesp. 1552Michael I. GoodBook ReviewPsykoanalysen i ny belysning [Psychoanalysis in a new light] by Gunnar Karlsson Stockholm: Symposion. 2004. 229 p.p. 1555Søren AagaardLives across time: Growing up by Henry Massie and Nathan Szajnberg Philadelphia, PA: Xlibris Corporation. 2005. 300.p. 1558Andres F. Arteaga & Linda C. MayesLa difficile identità … [The difficult identity] by Pia De Silvestris Roma: Borla. 2006. 154 p.p. 1562Domenico ChianeseIpotesi Gay. Materiali per un confronto [The gay hypothesis. Material for comparative study] Edited by Olga Pozzi and Sarantis Thanopulos Roma: Borla. 2006. 219 p.p. 1565Manuela FraireFigure del dialogo tra antropologia e psicoanalisi [Figures of the dialogue between anthropology and psychoanalysis] by Alfredo Lombardozzi Roma: Borla. 2006. 200 p.p. 1569Giovanna Regazzoni GorettiPsicoanalisi e neuroscienze [Psychoanalysis and neuroscience] Edited by Mauro Mancia Milan: Springer. 2007. 460 p.p. 1573Luca ImeriLearning from life by Patrick Casement London and New York: Routledge. 2006. 212 p.p. 1577Mario MarronePsychoanalytische Traumatologie—Das Trauma in der Familie [Psychoanalytic traumatology—trauma in the family] By Mathias Hirsch Stuttgart: Schattauer Verlag. 2004. 308 p. Trauma und Paranoia. Individuelle und kollektive Angst im politischen Kontext [Trauma and paranoia. Individual and collective anxiety in the political context] edited by Rotraut De Clerck Gießen: Psychosozial Verlag. 2006. 147 p.p. 1581Peter SchraivogelL'être-bébé by Bernard Golse PUF: Paris. (Le fil rouge series.) 2006. 331 p.p. 1587Joyceline Siksou