Issue 117 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 3Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergI. Paper and DiscussionReciprocal Responsiveness and the Matching of Nonverbal Cues in Psychoanalysis: A Case Studyp. 7Regina PallyDiscussionp. 24Evelyne Albrecht SchwaberDiscussionp. 32John B. McDevittDiscussionp. 34Theodore J. JacobsDiscussionp. 39Wendy OleskerResponsep. 48Regina PallyII. Longitudinal Studies and Clinical Psychoanalysis: From the Proceedings of the New York Psychoanalytic SocietyOverview and Introductionp. 61Francis D. BaudryThe Significance of the Development of Metacognitive Control over Mental Representations in Parenting and Infant Developmentp. 67Peter FonagyDiscussionp. 87Arnold WilsonDiscussionp. 95Peter B. NeubauerPanel on Relevance of Longitudinal Studies for Clinical PsychoanalysisIntroductionp. 102Albert J. SolnitInfant Observational Research and Psychoanalysisp. 107Henri ParensA View from Attachment Theory and Researchp. 112Arietta SladeLongitudinal Studiesp. 123Theodore ShapiroIII. Developmental ResearchA Developmental Perspective on Omnipotencep. 129Jack Novick & Kerry Kelly NovickIV. Contribution from the Field of Psychotherapy“Black Hole” Phenomena: Deficit or Defense? A Case Reportp. 175Revella Levin
Issue 212 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 195Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergNew York Psychoanalytic Association Symposium in Honor of Leo Stone, M.D., December 5, 1992Some Notes on Transference and Memory: A Tribute to Leo Stonep. 197Milton H. HorowitzThe Problem of Therapeutic Alliancep. 213Sander M. AbendDiscussionp. 227
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Issue 410 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 443Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergTutorialThe Wandering Soul: Narcissism and the Failure to Integrate the Self-Soothing Functionp. 445Robert T. WaskaRobert Waska's “Wandering Soul”: A Critiquep. 476Aaron H. EsmanBorderline PersonalityMy Clinical Experience Treating the Borderline Personality