Issue 114 articlesMore Light for a Darker Age: Contextualist Sensibilities in Child and Adolescent Treatment1p. 1William J. CoburnThe Juvenile Delinquent: Psychopathology or Self-Preservation?p. 4Christine D. PowellFinding a Compass in an Urban Storm: Toward the Use of a Self Psychological Perspective in Facilitating an African American Adolescent Self-Expression Groupp. 26James W. B. ManuelReflections on Mirroringp. 46Nancy VanDerHeideMirroring and What Happens Nextp. 50Tessa PhilipsNarcissus Revisited: A Link Between Mirroring and Twinship Selfobject Experiences—A Discussion of Nancy VanDerHeide's, “A Dynamic Systems View of the Transformational Process of Mirroring”p. 58Sandra G. HershbergThe Two-Way Mirror: Response to Discussions by Hershberg and Philipsp. 67Nancy VanDerHeideThis Better Be Good! Complex Systems and the Dread of Influencep. 74Margy SperryPersonal ReflectionsA Discussion of Philosophy and Psychotherapy: Part 1—Metaphysicsp. 99George E. AtwoodFilm ReviewFilm Review of “Little Miss Sunshine”p. 113Philip A. RingstromBrief CommunicationsIn the Streets and Out in the World: Being a Psychoanalyst in 2010p. 124Mark D. SmallerCreativity in Treatment: The Use of Art, Play, and Imaginationp. 127Nick RyanSome Thoughts About Terminationp. 130Joye Weisel-BarthErratump. 133
Issue 215 articlesEditor's NoteEditor's Notep. 135William J. CoburnIrreducible Cultural Contexts: German–Jewish Experience, Identity, and Trauma in a Bilingual Analysisp. 136Roger FrieDiscussion of Roger Frie: Irreducible Cultural Contexts: German–Jewish Experience, Identity, and Trauma in a Bilingual Analysisp. 159Peter SchouA Jewish Voice and the Creation of a Tikkun Olam Culture—Discussion of “Irreducible Cultural Contexts: German–Jewish Experience, Identity, and Trauma in a Bilingual Analysis”p. 172
Issue 312 articlesKohut's Vision and the Nuclear Program of the Selfp. 289Frank SummersCommentary on Frank Summers's “Kohut's Vision and the Nuclear Program of the Self”p. 306Bruce ReisCommentary on Frank Summers's “Kohut's Vision and the Nuclear Program of the Self”p. 315Marcia D-S. DobsonDoing It By Art: Reply to Dobson and Reisp. 327Frank SummersSituated Experience: Psychological Agency, Meaning, and Morality in Worldly Contexts
Issue 414 articlesEditorial Board EOVp. iEditorialAcknowledgement and Gratitudep. 441William J. CoburnKatherine: A Long, Hard Casep. 444Joye Weisel-BarthEnigma Variations: Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's “Katherine: A Long, Hard Case”p. 469Helen Grebow