Issue 111 articlesDesire, Symbol, Enactment, and Some Puzzles about the Concepts of Phantasy and Substitute Satisfactionp. 3Nigel MackayWorking with the “Never Experienced”p. 13Phyllis W. MeadowMeeting Maturational Needs in Modern Group Analysisp. 21Louis R. OrmontTranscending the Dangers of the Dyad: Enhancing Therapeutic Triangulation by Working Individually with Patients in Relationshipsp. 31Donald Carveth & Jean HantmanThe Countertransference Dreamp. 51Robin Pollack-GomolinMisrepresentation and Misreading in the Case of Anna Op. 75Dan GilhooleyFantasy as Resistancep. 101Vincent PanettaA Single Case Study of a Fascination with Deathp. 113Lucy HolmesDefensive Meaning in a Schizophrenic Patient's Preoccupation with Other Therapistsp. 133Barbara D'amatoBook ReviewsReconciling Empirical Knowledge and Clinical Experience: The Art And Science of Psychotherapy. Stephen Soldz and Leigh McCullough, eds. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association, 2000. 286 pp.p. 159Jane Snyder GutowskiOrdinary People and Extra-Ordinary Protections. Judith L. Mitrani. East Sussex, Great Britain: Brunner-Routledge, 2001. 186 pp.p. 161Steven Poser
Issue 27 articlesSymptom and Society: A Clinical Challenge for Contemporary Psychoanalysisp. 179Dany NobusAbandonment, Rejection and the Search for Unionp. 205Jane G. GoldbergRegressive Communication in Intimate Relationshipsp. 219Sara SheftelMagic in Psychoanalysisp. 235June BernsteinBiblical Commentary as a Psychoanalytic Defense: Two Deeds of Abraham