Issue 114 articlesArticlesThe Emerging Paradigm of Relational Self Psychology: An Historical Perspectivep. 1Barry Magid, James Fosshage & Estelle ShaneAnalytic Adoption of the Psychically Homelessp. 24Steven SternDiscussionSorting Out the Parts and Wholes: Discussion of Steven Stern’s “Analytic Adoption of the Psychically Homeless”p. 43Elizabeth CorptAll in the “(Th)amily”: Discussion of Steven Stern’s “Analytic Adoption of the Psychically Homeless”p. 49Stuart A. PizerIt Takes a Village Indeed: Reply to Corpt and Pizerp. 54Steven SternArticlesA Battle Cry for Our Moment: Revisiting the Two Analyses of Mr. Zp. 60Jenny Kahn Kaufmann & Peter KaufmannDiscussionSome Thoughts on A Battle Cry for our Moment: Revisiting the two Analyses of MR. Zp. 67Judy Guss TeicholzDiscussion of “A Battle Cry for Our Moment: Revisiting the Two Analyses of Mr.Z”by Jenny and Peter Kaufmannp. 69Henry J. FriedmanOriginal ArticleA Tale of Two Farms (of Template Discordance and Shame)p. 74Bruce HerzogArticlesA Defense of Kohut’s “Self”p. 85August BakerDiscussionWhy Language Matters: Reply To August Bakerp. 94Robert D. Stolorow & George E. AtwoodMoving Together Along the Spectrum: Toward an Empathic Dialogue with Autistic Children and Their Familiesp. 95Daniel S. PosnerDiscussionNo Sidekick Gets Left Behind: A Discussion of “Moving Together Along the Spectrum”p. 108Christina EmanuelA Fine Synthesis: Intersubjective Self Psychology, a Primer: edited by George Hagman, Harry Paul, and Peter B. Zimmermann, Routledge, 2019, 248 pp., Paperback. ISBN 9781138354548p. 117Joye Weisel-Barth
Issue 2 - How Clinical and Personal Writing Catalyze the Implicit, Unspoken, and Unspeakable in the Analyst and the Field14 articlesIntroductionHow Clinical and Personal Writing Catalyze the Implicit, Unspoken, and Unspeakable in the Analyst and the Fieldp. 119Suzi Naiburg & Marcia D-S. DobsonPART IDaydreams and Watercolorsp. 123James ParrinTelling the Truth to Oneself, Listening to the Truths of Othersp. 126Jean WalbridgeBroken from the Start
Issue 3 - When the World Shifted: The Impact of the Pandemic on Practice, Theory and Culture18 articlesIntroductionWhen the World Shifted: The Impact of the Pandemic on Practice, Theory, and Culturep. 203Diana Lidofsky & Sarah MendelsohnSection I - And the World Stood Still: Reflections on Panic, Isolation, and the Altered FrameCovid and the Psychology of the Pandemic Panicp. 205Charles B. StrozierTwinship In An Unpeopled Worldp. 212Kim LiversidgeOn Disembodiment, Dissonance and Deprivation – Why Remote Psychotherapy in the Time of COVID-19 Is So Taxing
Issue 414 articlesRetracted artticleRETRACTED ARTICLE: A Fine Synthesis: Intersubjective Self Psychology, a Primer: edited by George Hagman, Harry Paul, and Peter B. Zimmermann, 2019/ ISBN-10: 1-138-354546; ISBN-13: 978-1-138-354548/Routledge Publishing/Abingdon, Oxon/36.59 (Paperback)p. iJoye Weisel-BarthDiscussions of Magid, Fosshage & Shane’s paper, The Emerging Paradigm of Relational Self Psychology: A Historical Perspective, Psychoanalysis, Self and Context, 16:1, 1-23Whither the Self in Relational Self Psychology? A Comment on Magid, Fosshage & Shane’s Articlep. 315Jill R. GardnerRelational Self Psychology: Could There Be Any Other Kind? A Discussion of Magid, Fosshage & Shane’s Paper, The Emerging Paradigm of Relational Self Psychology: A Historical Perspective