Issue 18 articlesPsychoanalysis and the ArtsAdrienne Rich’s “Transcendental Etude”: The Poetics of Self-Transformationp. 1Hilary MadduxThe Transformation From Non-Being to Being: A Discussion of Hilary Maddux’s “Adrienne Rich’s ‘Transcendental Etude’: The Poetics of Self-Transformation”p. 22Elizabeth CorptEssential Others and Spontaneous Recovery in the Life and Work of Emily Carr: Implications for Understanding Remission of Illness and Resiliencep. 28Kathryn J. ZerbeTwo Reciprocal Selfobject Variants in Systems of Pathological Accommodation: Illustrations From the Movies Shine and Black Swanp. 50David Garfield, Lauren Jacker, Jeffrey Mirksy & Mark RichardsonGeneral ArticlesThe Interplay Between Empathy and Authenticity in Moments of Clinical Disjunctionp. 60Janna Sandmeyer“Call Me Johanna:” The Challenge of Building Intimacy Between Two Complex Trauma Survivors Within An Analytic Dyadp. 75Johanna TiemannBook ReviewsIntimate Relationship as Developmental Matrix: A Review of Phillip Ringstrom’s A Relational Approach to Couples Psychotherapyp. 89David ShaddockAn Antidote to Fear and Loathing of the Empty Page: Suzi Naiburg’s Structure and Spontaneity in Clinical Prosep. 93Joye Weisel-Barth
Issue 29 articlesOriginal ArticlesKohut Memorial Lecture: Race, Place, and Selfiep. 97Tessa PhilipsCourting the “Real” and Stumbling in “Reality”: Confusions and Hazards of Relational Practicep. 115Joye Weisel-BarthComplexity and Risk in Relational Therapy: Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth’s “Courting the ‘Real’ and Stumbling in ‘Reality’”p. 126Steven SternThinking About Our Psychoanalytic Stories: Response to Steven Sternp. 136Joye Weisel-Barth
Issue 310 articlesOriginal ArticlesBetween the Familiar and the Stranger: Attachment Security, Mutual Desire, and Reclaimed Lovep. 193Jill GentileDesire and Secure Attachment: An Adaptive Dialectic—Discussion of Jill Gentile’s “Between the Familiar and the Stranger: Attachment Security, Mutual Desire, and Reclaimed Love”p. 216Malcolm Owen SlavinDiscussion of Gentile’s “Between the Familiar and the Stranger: Attachment Security, Mutual Desire, and Reclaimed Love”p. 226Philip A. RingstromThe Erotically Reconceived Familiar Stranger: Reply to Ringstrom and Slavinp. 239Jill Gentile
Issue 48 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board Page EOVp. 0Original ArticlesThe End of Comparative Psychoanalysis? Blurring the Boundaries Between Contemporary Theoriesp. 325Judith Guss TeicholzRacializing Kohut’s “Guilty Man” and “Tragic Man”: Serious Play in the Service of Inclusivenessp. 340Lynne JacobsFrom Theory to Clinical Practice: Psychoanalytic Complexity Theory and the Lived Experience of Complexityp. 349