Issue 18 articlesIntroduction: Self Psychology After Kohut—One Theory or Too Many?p. 1William J. CoburnFor Whom the Bell Tolls: Context, Complexity, and Compassion in Psychoanalysisp. 5Donna M. OrangeDevelopmental Systems Self Psychologyp. 23Estelle ShaneQualities of Engagement and the Analyst's Theoryp. 47Judith Guss TeicholzMoments of an Analysis: My View from John Lindon's Couchp. 79Philip A. RingstromMoments of Meeting: An Exploration of the Implicit Dimensions of Empathic Immersion in Adult and Child Treatmentp. 103Jacqueline J. Gotthold & Dorienne SorterReview EssayReason, Desire, and Selfhood: The Sources of Normativity by Christine M. Korsgaard, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996p. 121Robert D. StolorowNanopsychaonalysis: The Present Moment in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life by Daniel N. Stern, New York: Norton, 2004p. 127Joye Weisel-Barth
Issue 210 articlesSpecificity Theory: Conceptualizing a Personal and Professional Quest for Therapeutic Possibilityp. 133Howard A. BacalLoving the Neighbor-Thing: Freud with Rosenzweigp. 157Eric L. SantnerDivorce at Childbirth: A Self-Psychological Perspectivep. 175Hilary HogeFinding Renee: A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts: Part OneEditor's Introductionp. 197William J. Coburn
Issue 310 articlesAre Moral Outrage and Clinical Empathy Mutually Exclusive? A Clinical—Philosophical Inquiryp. 253Robert D. StolorowWeeble Wobbles: Resilience within the Psychoanalytic Situationp. 263Phyllis E. DiAmbrosioSustained Empathic Focus, Vulnerability, and the Centrality of Subjective-Affective Experience: Further Thoughts on a Self Psychological Approach to the Clinical Use of Dreamsp. 285Martin LivingstonA Systems Sensibility: Commentary on Judith Teicholz's “Qualities of Engagement and the Analyst's Theory”p. 301Judith PicklesFinding Renee: A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts Part Two
Issue 49 articlesThinking and Writing About Complexity Theory in the Clinical Settingp. 365Joye Weisel-BarthReflections on Suicidal Childrenp. 389Ronald A. ZirinOn Dissociation: Notes From a Space Alienp. 413Stuart D. PerlmanNegative Identifications, Messy Complexity, and Windows of Hope: Response to Pickles's Discussion of “Qualities of Engagement and the Analyst's Theory”p. 435Judith Guss TeicholzFinding Renee: A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts (Part Three