Issue 112 articles“Freud and Modern Psychoanalysis”: A Summary of André Green's Presentationp. 1André Green“Freud and Modern Psychoanalysis”: A Discussionp. 7Phyllis W. Meadow & André GreenModern Psychoanalysis Meets André Green: The Case of Zp. 25Jane SnyderAnalysis of a Narcissistic Wound: Reflections on André Green's “The Dead Mother”p. 45Michal Adiv-GinachThe Presence of the Absent Object in the Compulsion to Repeatp. 58Janine BakerA Plea for Classical Neurosis in Modern Psychoanalysisp. 66Joseph ScaliaEssays in Honor of Phyllis W. Meadow (1924-2005There's No Such Thing As a Motherp. 79June BernsteinIntuitive Listeningp. 88Lynne LaubEmotional Communication: Resolving a Resistance to Feeling Hatep. 102Barbara D'amatoBecoming an Analyst: Learning to Live with Madness, Aggression, and the Unknownp. 113Lucy HolmesBook ReviewsKey Ideas for a Contemporary Psychoanalysis: Misrecognition and Recognition of the Unconscious. André Green. London and New York: Routledge, 2005. 321 pp.p. 119Rodrigo BarahonaPsychoanalysis: A Paradigm for Clinical Thinking. André Green. Andrew Weller, translator. France: Odile Jacob, 2002. London: Free Association Books, 2005.p. 125Janine Baker
Issue 28 articlesThe Phyllis W. Meadow Award for Excellence in Psychoanalytic Writingp. 147The Editors & Jennifer WadePushing Through Boundaries of Inner Space: The Need for Analytic Transparency in the Treatment of a Jugglerp. 151Claudia LuizHysteria as a Concept: A Survey of Its History in the Psychoanalytic Literaturep. 182Stephen R. GuttmanOedipus Rex Revisitedp. 229Patrick Lee MillerWriting as a Protective Shell: The Analysis of a Young Writer