Issue 117 articlesFRONTLINE—Psychoanalysis and Art: The End is the Beginningp. 1Ronald TurcoWhat Grounds Creativity?p. 7Richard D. ChessickDegas's Sculptures: Three-Dimensionality and Actionp. 29Carl T. RotenbergImages of Trauma: Pain, Recognition, and Disavowal in the Works of Frida Kahlo and Francis Baconp. 51Joerg BoseConsulting to Star Trek: To Boldly Go Into Dynamic Neuropsychiatryp. 71David V. ForrestA Psychoanalytic Consideration of Pasolini's Salop. 83David SalvageThe Musician and the Creative Processp. 97George HagmanPsychoanalysis, Creativity, and Hope: Forward Edge Strivings in the Life and Work of Choreographer Paul Taylorp. 119Carol M. PressThe Contributions of Marcel Proust to Psychoanalysisp. 137Anne Elayne BernsteinErich Fromm's Productivity: Creativity as Exemplified by Joyce's Blooming of Leopold and Mollyp. 149Valentina HarrellAn Attempt at Unmasking Eugene O'Neillp. 163Aleksandar DimitrijevicFederico Garcia Lorca's Yerma: The use of a vitalizing fantasy self-object to survive traumap. 177Joseph R. SilvioListening to Oedipus: Two Poems by Sons about Fathersp. 191Mary WallachThe Artifice of Literary Dreamsp. 207Julius R. RaperTools, Works of Art, Psychoanalysisp. 215Stanley R. PalomboThe Victorian Ethos of Evolutionp. 225Scott C. SchwartzEpilogue: Creativity and Polysemy—On the Limits of Pathography, Psychobiography and Art Criticismp. 235César A. Alfonso & Marianne Horney Eckardt
Issue 217 articlesFRONTLINE—A Review of the Concept of the Schizophrenic Disordersp. 241Robert CancroFree Association Reconsidered: The Talking Cure, The Writing Curep. 249Sharon K. FarberAmplification of the Concept of Meaning as the Validating Principle in Psychodynamic Sciencep. 275Crittenden E. BrookesThe Theory of Knowledge and the Third Psychoanalytic Revolutionp. 287Clay C. WhiteheadThe Human Mind in the Contemporary World
Issue 315 articlesFRONTLINE—A New Paradigm for the Third Psychoanalytic Revolutionp. 425Clay C. WhiteheadBalancing Losses and Growth: A Relational Perspective on Identity Formation in the Second Half of Lifep. 431Per-Einar Binder & Geir Høstmark NielsenPreserving a Sense of Wonder: The Integration of an Ego-Supportive Psychodynamic Approach to Supervision in an AIDS Psychiatry Fellowshipp. 453Karin Dorell & Mary Ann CohenEnvy, Shame, and Sadismp. 465John W. RosenbergerWhat Can Psychoanalysts Learn From The Development of Literary Theory?
Issue 422 articlesFactors Affecting Change in Private Psychotherapy Patients of Senior Psychoanalysts: An Effectiveness Studyp. 583Richard C. Friedman, Webb B. Garrison, Wilma Bucci & Bernard S. GormanThe Dog' Role in the Analyst's Consulting Roomp. 611Myron L. GlucksmanIntegrated Medical-Psychiatric Care of a Dying Borderline Patient: A case of dynamically informed “practical psychotherapy”p. 619Timothy J. Lacy & Michael J. HigginsToward a “New” Paradigm of Therapeutic Action: Neuro—Psychoanalysis and Downward Causationp. 637Clay C. Whitehead