Issue 121 articlesTarget ArticleEditors' Introductionp. 3Oliver Turnbull & David OldsDepression: An Evolutionarily Conserved Mechanism to Terminate Separation Distress? A Review of Aminergic, Peptidergic, and Neural Network Perspectivesp. 7Douglas F. Watt & Jaak PankseppCommentaryDepression as an Evolutionarily Conserved Mechanism to Terminate Separation Distress: Only Part of the Biopsychosocial Story?p. 52Sidney J. Blatt & Patrick LuytenIs Sadness an Evolutionarily Conserved Brain Mechanism to Dampen Reward Seeking? Depression May Be a “Sadness Disorder”p. 61Peter FreedDepression as a Mechanism for Terminating Separation Distress: A Critical Reviewp. 67Paul E. HoltzheimerDepression: What is the Role of Physiological Dysregulation and Circadian Disruption?p. 70Ilia Karatsoreos & Bruce S. McEwenAn Integrated Theory of Depressionp. 76Otto F. KernbergAn Evolutionarily Conserved Depression Mechanism: Are There Implications for Psychotherapy?p. 81Harold W. KoenigsbergDepression and the Brain's Input: Intrinsic Brain Activity and Difference-based Codingp. 85Georg NorthoffResponse to Commentariesp. 87Douglas F. Watt & Jack PankseppOriginal ArticleAlexithymia as Related to Facial Imitation, Mentalization, Empathy, and Internal Working Models-of-Self and -Othersp. 111Marianne Sonnby-BorgströmBook ReviewStuart C. Yudofsky, Robert E. Hales (Eds.): The American Psychiatric Press Textbook of Neuropsychiatry (5th edition). Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Press., ISBN: 978-1585622399 (hbk.), 1,344 pp., $275.00.p. 129Douglas F. WattResearch Digestp. 133Peter FreedBulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Societyp. 137Maggie ZellnerThe Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Chapter of the Argentine Psychoanalytical Associationp. 137Diego Cohen, Beatriz Dorfman Lerner & Marcelo RodríguezThe Israeli Forum of Neuropsychoanalysisp. 138Irith RavehIstanbul Neuropsychoanalysis Study Groupp. 139F. Gökçe Özkarar
Issue 222 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 147Oliver Turnbull & David OldsTarget ArticleToward a Cognitive Neurobiological Account of Free Associationp. 151Sean A. Spence, Catherine J. Kaylor-Hughes, Lisa Cooley, Russell D. Green, Iain D. Wilkinson, Randolph W. Parks & Mike D. HunterNot to be Confused about Free Associationp. 163Ariane BazanFree Association as a Bridging Concept between Dynamic and Cognitive Processes and the Nature of Psychotherapeutic Changep. 168