Issue 120 articlesIntroductionIn Vienna 2018: Searching for Creativity in Times of Crisisp. 1Heather Ferguson & Sarah MendelsohnFacing the Nazi Past: Silence, Memory and Inhabiting Responsibilityp. 5Roger FrieNarcissism Post-Nazismp. 10Dagmar HerzogThe Impact of Nazi Germany’s Annexation of Austria on the Psychoanalytic Movementp. 15Thomas AichhornOriginal ArticlesHistory Flows Through Us: Psychoanalysis, Historical Trauma, and the Shaping of Experiencep. 20Thomas A. KohutThe Selfobject Concept: The Heart of Kohut’s Psychology of Healthp. 25Shelley R. DoctorsOriginal ArticlesSELF-AGENCY: FREEDOM AND CONTEXT IN PSYCHOANALYSISp. 33George HagmanDiscussionDiscussion of George Hagman’s “Self-Agency: Context and Freedom in Psychoanalysis”p. 40Jill R. GardnerOriginal ArticleThe Loneliest Boy on Earth: The Case of Mr. L.p. 47Andrea HarmsDiscussionsOne is the Loneliest Number: A Developmental Second Chance. Discussion of the Case of Mr. Lp. 52Heather FergusonMr. L and His Therapy Process: A Case Discussionp. 58Franz ReschOriginal ArticleWhen the Echoes of Red and Blue Turn to Green: Disentangling Alienated Alter-Ego Self Experiences Through a Collaborative and Complex Relational, and Conversational Dancep. 62Amanda KottlerDiscussionUnvoiced Human Conversation of I-Thou: A Commentary on Kottler’s paper, “When the Echoes of Red and Blue Turn to Green: Disentangling Alienated Alter-Ego Self Experiences Through a Collaborative and Complex Relational, and Conversational Dance”p. 71Koichi TogashiA Female Gaze in/on the Female Body in Art and Psychoanalysis: Paula Modersohn-Beckerp. 76Sandra G. HershbergYoung Kohut and the Ancient Greek Satyr Playp. 87Marcia D.-S. DobsonDiscussionTragic Greek Wisdom and Young Kohut’s Empathic Understandingp. 94Susanna FedericiOriginal ArticleStanding Against Silence: Czeslaw Milosz and The Poetry of Witnessp. 100David ShaddockDiscussionDiscussion of “Standing Against Silence: Czeslow Milosz and the Poetry of Witness” by David Shaddockp. 106Doris BrothersBook ReviewsBook Review of Claudia Heilbrunn’s “What Happens When The Analyst Dies: Unexpected Terminations In Psychoanalysis”: What happens when the analyst dies: unexpected terminations in psychoanalysis, edited by Claudia Heilbrunn, New York, Routledge, 2020, $39.95 (Paperback)p. 110Brenda SolomonBook ReviewA Racializing Reckoning: Book Review of Celia Brickman’s “Race in Psychoanalysis: Aboriginal Populations in the Mind”p. 112Lynne Jacobs
Issue 29 articlesConference PaperThe Pilgrims’ Progress: A Therapist and Patient Journey to Londonp. 117Jeffrey SternDiscussionDiscussion of Jeffrey Stern’s “The Pilgrim’s Progress”: Needed Relationships as an Orienting Principle for Contemporary Psychoanalysisp. 127Steven SternThe Tale of Jeffrey and Drum: Playing With the Frame in a New Keyp. 133Hazel IppSelfobject Transferences, Future Vision, and Analytic Stories: Response to Jeffrey Stern’s Case of Drum
Issue 3 - IAPSP Vancouver Conference, Special Edition #118 articlesINTRODUCTIONIAPSP Vancouver Conference, Special Edition #1p. 217Sarah Mendelsohn & Maria SlowiaczekArticlesTwo Worlds or One? Politics Inside and Outside The Consulting Roomp. 218Philip CushmanEthical Labor: The Ground Between Experience Near and Experience Distant: Discussion of Cushman’s Two World’s or Onep. 227Elizabeth A. CorptSECTION 1: Intricacies of Individuality and Connections to the Larger World
Issue 4 - IAPSP Vancouver Conference, Special Edition #217 articlesIntroductionIAPSP Vancouver Conference, Special Edition #2p. 323Kohut Memorial LectureSelfobject Psychology for a Troubled Worldp. 324Raanan KulkaArticlesInterpretation as Carrier of Selfobject Functions: Catalyzing Inborn Potentialp. 338Richard A. GeistDiscussion