Issue 129 articlesGuilty Man and Tragic Man in Decadent Tales of “Fin-de-Siècle” Europep. 1Gordon A. SchulzThe Life and Forward Edge of Marian TolpinPrefacep. 3Marcia D.-S. DobsonThe Development of Marian Tolpin's ThoughtMarian Tolpin, A Latter Day Athena: From Classical Thinker to Self Psychologistp. 5Marcia D-S. DobsonA Different Baby: Marian Tolpin's Contributions to the Theory of Self Developmentp. 17Anna OrnsteinA New Dimension of Twinship Selfobject Experience and Transferencep. 21Koichi TogashiThe Development of Marian Tolpin's ThoughtA New Direction for Psychoanalysis: In Search of a Transference of Healthp. 31Marian TolpinThe Creative Analyst: How Art Can Inform Clinical Practicep. 40George HagmanThe Development of Marian Tolpin's ThoughtMarian Tolpin as a Psychoanalytic Writerp. 44Elizabeth F. FeldmanMarian Tolpin: Forward Edge Thinker, Clinician, and Teacherp. 47Judith G. TeicholzBibliography: Works of Marian Tolpin, M.D.p. 55Marian Tolpin: Clinical StudiesA Case Exemplifying the Forward Edge: With Commentary by Marian Tolpinp. 57Linda MarinoRecognizing Recognition in Self Psychology (Part 4The Dialectic in Autonomy and Recognition: A View Into the Analytic Dyadp. 59Leslie MaxsonMarian Tolpin: Clinical Studies“I Am, I Can”: An Unfinished Writing Duet With Marian Tolpinp. 74Lynn BorensteinRecognizing Recognition in Self Psychology (Part 4What I Learned From Theseus: Recognition and the Development of Self in a Post-Modern Worldp. 80Lee Miriam Whitman-RaymondMarian Tolpin: Teacher, Supervisor, and ColleagueMarian Tolpin: In Her Own Wordsp. 94James William AndersonPersonal ReflectionsMy Late Night Hypnagogic Fantasy: Conversation With Heinz Kohut (II)1p. 101Paul H. OrnsteinMarian Tolpin: Teacher, Supervisor, and ColleagueMy First Meeting With Marian Tolpinp. 109Joye Weisel-BarthReview EssayLoneliness and the Creation of Realness in Lars and the Real Girlp. 111Joye Weisel-BarthMarian Tolpin: Teacher, Supervisor, and ColleagueMemories of Marianp. 112David LibermanAn Unspoken Conversationp. 114Judith PicklesBrief CommunicationsPsychoanalysis in a Phenomenological Spiritp. 119Donna OrangeThe Concept of Multiple Self States: Clinical Advantagesp. 122Susan SandsMarian Tolpin: Teacher, Supervisor, and ColleagueThe Useable Marianp. 123Lucy D. FreundMemorialsRemembering Marianp. 124Barbara HoffmanRemembering Marian Tolpinp. 129David M. TermanMarian Tolpin: Memoriesp. 133Estelle ShaneRe'Marian'cesp. 135Ernest S. WolfDear Marianp. 138Frank M. Lachmann
Issue 29 articlesPhilosophy as Therapy: The Case of Heideggerp. 125Robert D. Stolorow & Robert Eli SanchezThe Dialectic of Empathy and Freedomp. 132Steven SternEmpathy, Connectedness, and the Evolution of Boundaries in Self Psychological Treatmentp. 165Richard A. GeistPsychoanalysis, Terror and the Theater of Crueltyp. 181Jeffrey SternAddiction and Pathological Accommodation: An Intersubjective Look at Impediments to the Utilization of Alcoholics Anonymous
Issue 311 articlesHeinz Kohut and the Future of Psychoanalysisp. 271Charles B. StrozierStuck: Choice and Agency in Psychoanalysisp. 288Joye Weisel-BarthMaking Sense of Self and Systems in Psychoanalysis: Summation Essay for the 30th Annual International Conference on the Psychology of the Selfp. 313Lucyann CarltonAffect-Communication: The “Something More Than Interpretation”p. 330Martin GossmannDreams, the Forward Edge, and the Intersubjective Context
Issue 412 articlesIndividuality in Contextp. 405Robert D. StolorowReflections on a Contemporary Psychoanalytic Metatheoryp. 414Joseph D. LichtenbergA Dynamic Systems View of the Transformational Process of Mirroringp. 432Nancy VanDerHeideEvolving Perspectives on InterpretationEvolving Perspectives on Interpretation: Forewordp. 445Jill R. Gardner