Issue 110 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 3Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergFilmsWhat is This Movie Doing in This Psychoanalytic Session?p. 5Marshall EdelsonDiscussionp. 48Nancy OlsonDiscussionp. 54Martin A. SilvermanDiscussionp. 67Jacob A. ArlowResponsep. 79Marshall EdelsonJokesA Terrible Joke: Humor in the Analysis of a Young Womanp. 95Arlene Kramer RichardsTrial-Action ReverieThought as Trial Actionp. 115Arnold Z. PfefferClinical Case ReportThe Case of Ms. Ap. 127Sylvia S. WelshSpecial FeatureBeyond the Ego and the Id Revisitedp. 165Charles Brenner
Issue 25 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 187Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergAgainst the Tide: Critical Assessments of Current TrendsAn Analytic Inquiry into Intersubjectivity: Subjective Objectivityp. 189Harold P. BlumChanges in Psychoanalytic Technique, Progressive or Retrogressivep. 209Manuel FurerThe Analyst's Subjectivity and the Analyst's Objectivity: A Discussion of Current Issues in Psychoanalytic Techniquep. 237
Issue 311 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 299Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergCouples and Family TherapyIntroductionp. 301Fred M. Sander & Robert WinerDefensive Splitting in Couplesp. 305Judith P. SiegelDiscussionp. 328Sheila A. Sharpe
Issue 411 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 443Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergClinical Papers: Various Approaches to ChildrenA Boy in Analysisp. 445L. Noah ShawDiscussionp. 472Ruth S. FischerDiscussionp. 480Leonard Shengold