Issue 112 articlesTurbulent Contextualism: Bearing Complexity Toward Changep. 1Elena BonnPathologizing Twinship: An Exploration of Robert Stolorow's Traumatocentrismp. 19Ilene PhilipsonOntologizing is not Pathologizing: Reply to Ilene Philipsonp. 34Robert D. StolorowCoupled Relationships and PsychoanalysisLife-Long Coupled Relationships and Psychoanalysis: Reconsidering Developmental Milestones and Measures of Normality in Clinical Theoryp. 37Jeffre Phillip CheuvrontCritiquing the Couple: Commentary on Cheuvrontp. 59Muriel DimenCommentary on Cheuvront's Life-Long Coupled Relationships and Psychoanalysisp. 68Andrew P. MorrisonThe Possibility of an Island: Dialogue With Dr. Dimen and Dr. Morrisonp. 78Jeffre Phillip CheuvrontOriginal ArticlesPsychological and Political Crisis: George Washington and Susan Danforthp. 84Edward McCroriePersonal ReflectionsHeinz Kohut as I Knew Himp. 96David M. TermanBook ReviewHeinz Kohut and Thomas Mann: A Story of Exile in the 20th Centuryp. 103Joye Weisel-BarthBrief CommunicationsA Brief Communication From Brazilp. 110Renato O. BaraunaAn Effort to Find Self Psychological Concepts in an Asian Culturep. 113Koichi Togashi
Issue 211 articlesOn EmpathyIntroductionp. 117Lucyann CarltonOn Empathy: Heinz Kohut (1981)2p. 122Heinz KohutKohut's Last Words on Analytic Cure and How We Hear Them Now—A View From Specificity Theoryp. 132Howard A. Bacal & Lucyann CarltonGoing Homep. 144Frank M. LachmannReflections on Heinz Kohut's Last Presentation, “On Empathy,” 1981: Its Impact On My Own Pathway
Issue 311 articlesExpanding RecognitionRecognition Revisited: Commentaries on Donna Orange's (2008), “Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability”p. 223Steven SternRecognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialoguep. 227Donna M. OrangeCan We Recognize Each Other? Response to Donna Orangep. 244Jessica BenjaminCommentary on Donna Orange's, “Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue”p. 257Philip A. Ringstrom
Issue 414 articlesPassion and Gratitude in Psychoanalysisp. 369William J. CoburnNell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self: The Impact of Immigration on Continuities and Discontinuities of Selfp. 373Hazel IppMother Country: Discussion of Hazel Ipp's “Nell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self”p. 387Ken CorbettThe Frozen Self Thaws: Discussion of Hazel Ipp's Treatment of Nellp. 393Frank M. LachmannResponse to Hazel Ipp's “Nell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self”