Issue 121 articlesLetters From …Letter from Copenhagenp. 1Susanne Lunn & Marie-Ange WagtmannPsychoanalytic Theory and TechniqueThe Destiny of an Unacknowledged Trauma: The Deferred Retroactive Effect of Après-coup in the Hidden Jewish Children of Wartime Belgium,p. 5Adeline Fohn & Susann Heenen-WolffTrying to Enter the Long Black Branches: Some Technical Extensions of the Work of Frances Tustin for the Analysis of Autistic States in Adultsp. 21Judith L. MitraniPsychotherapy and Close-Process Techniquep. 43Cecilio PaniaguaTermination: The Hidden Face of Analysisp. 57François SiroisRepression and Splitting in the Psychoanalytic Processp. 75Savvas Savvopoulos, Sotiris Manolopoulos & Stavroula Beratis‘A Father is Being Beaten’: Constructions in the Analysis of Some Male Patientsp. 97Rosine Jozef PerelbergFinding the Depressed Object in the Obsessional: A Clinical Studyp. 117Claire CripwellHelplessness and the Exercise of Power in the Analytic Sessionp. 135John SteinerInterdisciplinary StudiesBetween the Quills: Schopenhauer and Freud on Sadism and Masochismp. 149Robert GrimwadeEducation SectionIntroductionp. 171Richard RusbridgerOn Psychosomatics: The Search for Meaningp. 173Catalina BronsteinPsychosomatics: A Current Overviewp. 197José Eduardo FischbeinPsychoanalytic Psychosomaticsp. 221Claude SmadjaLetter to the EditorOn: The Narcissism of Minor Differencesp. 231Graham S. ClarkeBook ReviewsDoubt, Conviction and the Analytic Process: Selected Papers of Michael Feldman by Michael Feldman Routledge, London and New York, 2009; 268 pp; £22.99p. 235Howard B. LevineThe Psychotic Wavelength: A Psychoanalytic Perspective for Psychiatry by Richard Lucas Routledge, Hove and New York, 2009, New Library of Psychoanalysis; 335 pp; £22.99p. 240Brian MartindaleWhen Theories Touch: A Historical and Theoretical Integration of Psychoanalytic Thought by Steven J. Ellman Karnac Books, London, 2010; 708 pp; $65.00p. 245Arnold GoldbergComprehensive Dictionary of Psychoanalysis by Salman Akhtar Karnac, London, 2009; 403 pp; £29.99p. 247Kevin V. KellyProhibition of Don't Look: Living Through Psychoanalysis and Culture in Japan by Osamu Kitayama Iwasaki Gakujutsu Shuppansha, Tokyo, 2010; 168 pp;p. 251Robert A. PaulDet Tystade Samtalet [The Silenced Dialogue] by Jürgen Reeder, Norsteds Förlag Stockholm, 2010; 244 pp; 145 SEK
Issue 228 articlesAnnouncementCollege of The International Journal of Psychoanalysis: A Method for Future Selection and Appointment of Editorsp. 257Andrea SabbadiniLetter FromLetter from Mexicop. 259Pablo Cuevas & Alejandro TamezIPA Mexico CongressExploring Core Concepts: Sexuality, Dreams and the Unconsciousp. 263Björn Salomonsson
Issue 313 articlesAnnouncementAppointment of Editor in Chief and Regional Editorsp. 499IPA Centenary Special IssueIntroductionp. 501Jorge Canestri & Craig TomlinsonIn All Questions, My Interest is Not in the Individual People but in the Analytic Movement as a Whole. It Will Be Hard Enough Here in Europe in the Times to Come to Keep it Going. After All, We are Just a Handful of People Who Really Have That in Mind …p. 505Riccardo SteinerNarcissism, Hypochondria and the Problem of Alternative Theories
Issue 425 articlesThe Analyst at WorkLive Wires: When is the Analyst at Work?p. 755Dominique ScarfoneLaura - or the Sexual Borders of Needp. 761Jacques AndreéResponse to Jacques André's ‘Laura - or the Sexual Borders of Need’p. 773Richard B. Simpson‘Laura’ Falling Down: Comments and Fantasies about Jacques André's Essayp. 783Eric Glassgold
Issue 518 articlesPsychoanalytic ControversiesIntroduction to ‘on the Value of “Late Bion” to Analytic Theory and Practice’p. 1081Rachel B. BlassOn the Value of ‘Late Bion’ to Analytic Theory and Practicep. 1089Rudi VermoteCommentary on Vermote's ‘on the Value of “Late Bion” to Analytic Theory and Practice’p. 1099David TaylorRudi Vermote's Response to David Taylorp. 1113Rudi Vermote
Issue 625 articlesAnnouncementThe International Journal of Psychoanalysisp. 1343Andrea SabbadiniReviewers for 2011p. 1345The Analyst at WorkSabinap. 1347Maurizio BalsamoClinical Work with Emptiness and Sexuality: A Commentary on Maurizio Balsamo's Paper ‘Sabina’p. 1355