Issue 1 - Critical Clinical Moments in the Treatment Process with Commentaries15 articlesIntroductionCritical Clinical Moments in the Treatment Process With Commentariesp. 1Joye Weisel-BarthArticlesThe Analyst’s Affect: The Way Back from Gridlock, Blindspots, and Loss of Vitalityp. 6Heather FergusonLily’s Lamentp. 13Doris BrothersGrief and Rejuvenation: A Mutual Journeyp. 17Maria L. SlowiaczekThe Analyst’s Affect in the Therapeutic Relationshipp. 23Judy Guss TeicholzWords, Images, Dreams and Metaphors: The Analyst’s Embodied Imagination in the Service of Therapeutic Engagementp. 29Elizabeth SewardBetween Classic Interpretation and Analytic Presence: Discussion of Elizabeth Seward’s Paperp. 37Gabriela MannRelatedness, the Ethic of Tenderness, and the Psychoanalytic Cultural Dividep. 44Joye Weisel-BarthPsychoanalysis and Its Own “Confusion of Tongues”: Toward a Language of Inclusionp. 51Hilary MadduxBrian, Psychosis, and the Language of Lovep. 58Suzi NaiburgDolph and Gus: The War of the World: Safety in the Analytic Play Space and the Intrusions of Terrorp. 65James HerzogDiscussion of Dr. James Herzog’s Case: Dolph and Gusp. 73Richard A. GeistSex and Subjectivity, and Self Psychology: Discussion of Herzog’s Dolph and Gusp. 79Janna Horowitz SandmeyerA Conversation With the Boston Change Group on Enactmentsp. 85Daniel GoldinDiscussion of Daniel Goldin’s Paper on Enactmentsp. 95Joseph Lichtenberg
Issue 28 articlesHeinz Kohut Memorial LectureKohut’s Reluctance to Pathologize: Replacing Objective Authority With Innovative Compassionp. 99Bruce HerzogIntegrating Contemplative Practice and Embodied Awareness in the Treatment of Dissociative Anxietyp. 119Shoshana RingelYearning for Godot: Repetition and Vulnerability in Psychoanalysisp. 132Darren HaberFrom Repetition to Renewal: Fear and Longing in the Psychoanalytic Relationshipp. 149George Hagman & Susanne Weil
Issue 38 articlesOriginal ArticlesMEETING OUR PATIENTS HALFWAY: TOWARD AN ETHIC OF CARE IN PSYCHOANALYSISp. 205Hilary MadduxTHE ETHICS OF LISTENING IN PSYCHOANALYTIC CONVERSATIONSp. 220Elizabeth A. CorptDiscussionEXPANDING ETHICS IN PSYCHOANALYSIS: A DISCUSSION OF HILARY MADDUX’S “MEETING OUR PATIENTS HALFWAY: TOWARD AN ETHIC OF CARE IN PSYCHOANALYSIS” AND ELIZABETH CORPT’S “THE ETHICS OF LISTENING IN PSYCHOANALYTIC CONVERSATIONS”p. 229Carol B. LevinOriginal Articles
Issue 4 - Psychoanalysis Confronts the Political9 articlesIntroductionPsychoanalysis Confronts the Political: Editors’ Introductionp. 307Roger Frie & Doris BrothersOriginal ArticleThe Earthquake That Is the Hoffman Report on Torture: Toward a Re-Moralization of Psychologyp. 311Philip CushmanDiscussionYou Have The Right To Remain Silent, Or Do You Have The Obligation To Speak?p. 335Donna M. Orange