Issue 110 articlesAcknowledgments and Gratitudep. 1William J. Coburn & Roger FrieTraumatic Attachments: Intergenerational Trauma, Dissociation, and the Analytic Relationshipp. 3Doris BrothersWho Is Lotte Köhler?p. 16Donna M. OrangeOn the Development of the Autobiographical Self and Autobiographical Memory—Implicit and Explicit Aspectsp. 18Lotte KöhlerInsidious Emotional Trauma: The Body Remembers … 1p. 35Lorraine B. CatesBook Reviews“A Psychotherapy for the People: Toward a Progressive Psychoanalysis,” by Lewis Aron and Karen Starr: A Book Review Essayp. 54Donna M. OrangeDoes Neuroscience Contribute to Psychoanalysis? Reviews of Judith Rustin's “Infant Research and Neuroscience at Work in Psychotherapy,” Terry Marks-Tarlow's “Clinical Intuition in Psychotherapy: The Neurobiology of Embodied Response,” and Iain McGilchrist's “The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World”p. 67Joye Weisel-BarthReview of “The Fundamentalist Mindset: Psychological Perspectives on Religion, Violence, and History,” Edited by Charles B. Strozier, David M. Terman, and James W. Jones, With Katharine A. Bondp. 76Estelle ShaneBrief CommunicationsUndergoing the Situation: Emotional Dwelling Is More Than Empathic Understandingp. 80Robert D. StolorowEmbodied Silence and the Hermeneutics of Trustp. 84Ernesto Vasquez
Issue 29 articlesIs It a Problem for Us to Say, “It Is a Coincidence That the Patient Does Well”?p. 87Koichi TogashiComplex Contingencies: Discussion of “Is It a Problem for Us to Say, ‘It Is a Coincidence That the Patient Does Well’?” by Koichi Togaship. 101Margy SperryFrom Search for a Reason to Search for a Meaning: Response to Margy Sperryp. 108Koichi TogashiAuthentic Solicitude: What the Madness of Combat Can Teach Us About Authentically Being-With Our Patientsp. 115Russell Bryant Carr
Issue 311 articlesComplications in Connectedness: Introduction to “Reaching the Difficult-to-Connect-With Patient”p. 177Amy JoelsonA 9-Year Analysis With a Connection-Resistant Patient: Theory, Reality, and the Messiness of Therapeutic Actionp. 179Steven SternAnd We Shall Be Changed: To Hold Theory Lightly Is to Surrender Assumptions: Discussion of Clinical Narrative by Steven Sternp. 193Donna M. OrangeBecause Connection Takes Two: The Analyst’s Psychology in Treating the “Connection-Resistant” Patientp. 200David Wallin
Issue 415 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. 0A Sense of “Being Human” and Twinship Experiencep. 265Koichi Togashi“Crimes Against Humanity” and the Societal Context of Trauma: Discussion of “A Sense of ‘Being Human’ and Twinship Experience” by Koichi Togaship. 282Doris BrothersCertain and Uncertain Aspects of a Trauma: Response to Doris Brothersp. 289Koichi Togashi