Issue 19 articlesThe Influence of Hungarian Analysts on Hyman Spotnitz and the Modern Psychoanalytic Schoolp. 1Robert J. MarshallSharing the Couch: Ethical Considerations of Third Parties in Treatmentp. 36Michael S. BirnkrantAdolescence: A Battleground for Separation and Psychic Integrationp. 49Barbara D'AmatoStarting Treatmentp. 68Theodore LaquerciaFrom Primitive Fears to the Safety of Metaphorp. 77Josie OppenheimBook ReviewsPsychoanalysis in an age of accelerating cultural change: Spiritual globalization. Neil Altman. New York: Routledge, 2015. 152 pp.p. 95William SharpAntonino Ferro and Giuseppe Civitarese. The Analytic Field and Its Transformations. London: Karnac, 2015. 204 pages.p. 100Uta GosmannBook BriefIn the Mind Fields: Exploring the New Science of Neuropsychoanalysis. Casey Schwartz. New York: Pantheon, 2015. 219 pp.p. 109George ErnsbergerContributorsp. 113
Issue 211 articlesIn Memoriam: June Bernstein and Murray H. Shermanp. 117Modern Psychoanalysisp. 119Jane SnyderGetting to “No”: The Role of the Negative in Liberating Desirep. 155Eugene GoldwaterThe Repression of the Bad Oedipal Mother in Psychoanalysisp. 176Nahaleh MoshtaghReaching for the Primitivep. 193Bonnie W. Irwin