Issue 113 articlesThe Process of Transformingp. 1Frank M. LachmannA Tale of Two Minds: Mentalization and Adult Analysisp. 16Helen GrebowNotes on Incorporating Attachment Theory and Research Into Self Psychological and Intersubjective Clinical Workp. 34Shelley R. DoctorsARTICOLISome Nuances in Intersubjective Attachment Systems: Discussion of Shelley Doctors' Article, “Notes on Incorporating Attachment Theory and Research Into Self Psychological and Intersubjective Clinical Work”1p. 50Judith PicklesTone as a Measure of the Relationship in Psychotherapy and other Co-Narrative Experiencesp. 65Daniel GoldinWorking with Men Who Please Too Much: Gaining Clinical Momentump. 84Peter KaufmannCommentary on Peter Kaufmann's “Working with Men Who Please Too Much: Gaining Clinical Momentum”p. 97Sandra Hershberg“If You Think in Systems' Terms…”: Reply to Sandra Hershberg's Commentaryp. 106Peter KaufmannReview EssaysContemporary Psychoanalysis at the Movies: Introductionp. 112Joye Weisel-BarthVoyeuristic Pleasures and Complexity Theory: The Lives of Othersp. 113Joye Weisel-BarthPan's Labyrinthp. 118Deborah LevineBrief CommunicationsIntroductionp. 125Judith Pickles & William J. CoburnImagine a World…p. 126Robert D. Stolorow
Issue 210 articlesConnectedness, Permeable Boundaries, and the Development of the Self: Therapeutic Implicationsp. 129Richard A. GeistRecognizing Recognition in Self Psychologyp. 153William J. Coburn & Estelle ShaneVarieties of Recognitionp. 158Bruce ReisRecognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialoguep. 178Donna M. OrangeHeinz Kohut's Self Psychology—And Ours: Transformations of Psychoanalysis
Issue 310 articlesRepetitive Trauma and Restorative Illusion: The Elusive Nature of the Selfobject Transference in the Case of Maryp. 245Amy EldridgeThe Paradox of Selfobject Relating: When Good Feels Bad: Discussion of Amy Eldridge's Case Presentationp. 263Peter BuirskiDiscussion of Amy Eldridge's Case: The Selfobject Transference… Necessary But Not Sufficientp. 273James M. Fisch“Repetitive Trauma and Restorative Illusion…”: Reply to Peter Buirski's and James Fisch's Commentariesp. 284Amy EldridgeRecognizing Recognition in Self Psychology(Part 2
Issue 414 articlesThe Edge of Awareness: Gendlin's Contribution to Explorations of Implicit Experiencep. 347Lynn PrestonVulnerability, Process, and Preston's “Edge of Awareness”p. 370Marty LivingstonResponse to Lynn Preston's, “The Edge of Awareness: Gendlin's Contribution to Explorations of Implicit Experience”: The Search for Words and the Fundamental Paradox of Nondualityp. 376Maxwell S. SucharovA Response to Lynn Preston's Explication of Implicit Experience in the Work of Eugene Gendlin: An Appreciationp. 386Joye Weisel-Barth