Issue 111 articlesSome Thoughts on the Countertransference Resistance of the Psychoanalytic Supervisorp. 1Mimi G. CrowellOn Criticism and Being Criticized: Some Considerationsp. 11June BernsteinThe Joy of Violencep. 20Eugene GoldwaterWrestling with Destiny: The Promise of Psychoanalysisp. 43Lucy HolmesFor the Love of Theoryp. 52Robin Pollack GomolinFinding the Right Feeling: Objective Countertransference and the Curative Emotional Communicationp. 66Paul GeltnerFear of the Empty Self: The Motivations for Genital Exhibitionismp. 79Lisa PiemontBook ReviewsWorking in the Countertransference: Necessary Entanglements. Howard A. Wishnie. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2005. 263 pp.p. 94Robert J. MarshallThe Soul, the Mind, and the Psychoanalyst: The Creation of the Psychoanalytic Setting in Patients with Psychotic Aspects. David Rosenfeld. London: Karnac Books, 2006. 264 pp.p. 97Steven PoserWords that Touch: A Psychoanalyst Learns to Speak. Danielle Quinodoz. London and New York: Karnac, 2003. 209 pp.p. 103Barbara D'AmatoPractical Psychoanalysis for Therapists and Patients. Owen Renik. New York: Other Press, 2006. 179 pp.p. 106William Sharp
Issue 210 articlesPsychoanalysis: Today and Tomorrowp. 115M. S.InterviewsOn Theodor Reik and Psychoanalysis: An Interview with Murray Shermanp. 119Denis BrianOn Religion and Psychoanalysis: An Interview with Murray Shermanp. 137Frank MalonePsychoanalytic TechniqueEmotional Communication in Modern Psychoanalysis: Some Freudian Origins and Comparisons