Issue 130 articlesThe Intrapsychic and Intersubjective in Psychoanalysisp. 1André GreenThe Unsolved Puzzle of Traumap. 41Marion Michel OlinerIntersubjectivity and Interaction in the Analytic Relationship: A Mainstream Viewp. 63Howard B. Levine & Raymond J. FriedmanFrom Countertransference to “Passion”p. 93Richard M. BillowIdealization and Mourning in Love Relationships: Normal and Pathological Spectrap. 121César Garza-GuerreroOn Discovering Otherness of Mindp. 151Warren S. PolandSoul Murder Revisited: Thoughts About Therapy, Hate, Love and Memory: Leonard Shengold, M.D. New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, (1999). 328 pp.p. 155Aaron H. EsmanBUilding Bridges: the Negotiation of Paradox in Psychoanalysis: Stuart A. Pizer, Ph.D. Hillsdale, NJ/London: Analytic Press, 1998. 220 pp.p. 157Monroe PrayLay Analysis: Life Inside the Controversy: Robert S. Wallerstein, M.D. Hillsdale, NJ/London: Analytic Press, 1998. 455 pp.p. 162Martin S. BergmannThe Analyst and The Working Alliance: The Reemergence of Convention in Psychoanalysis: Heinrich Deserno, M.D. Madison, CT: Int. Univ. Press, 1998. 167 pp.p. 167Morris L. PeltzWorking in Depth: A Clinician's Guide to Framework and Flexibility in the Analytic Relationship: Elliot Adler and Janet Lee Bachant. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1998. 294 pp.p. 170Benjamin KilborneThe Culture of Shame: Andrew P. Morrison, M.D. New York: Ballantine Books, 1996. 225 pp.p. 172Thomas AcklinFreud and his Aphasla Book: Valerie D. Greenberg. Ithaca, NY/London: Cornell Univ. Press, 1997. 207 pp.p. 175Warren H. GoodmanSiblings in the Unconscious and Psychopathology: Vamik D. Volkan, M.D. and Gabriele Ast, M.D. Madison, CT: Int. Univ. Press, 1997. 184 pp.p. 178Rosemary H. BalsamBetrayed as Boys: Psychodynamic Treatment of Sexually Abused Men: Richard B. Gartner. New York: Guilford, 1999. 356 pp.p. 181Louis B. SchlesingerAdolescent Breakdown and Beyond: Moses Laufer. Madison, CT: Int. Univ. Press, 1997. 156 pp.p. 183Peter BlosForum Der Psychoanalyse. X, 4, 1994Psychoanalysis in Transition? What Must Be Taught and What Must Be Learned?: Annelise Heigl-Evers. Pp. 332-345.p. 186Gerard FountainInpatient Psychotherapy—Integrative or Integrating? Corrections and Position.: Helmut Enke. Pp. 346-351.p. 186Gerard FountainForum Der Psychoanalyse. XI, 4, 1995Psychoanalysis, “Zeitgeist,” and Time-Limited Psychotherapy.: Michael Ermann. Pp. 283-294.p. 187Gerard FountainThe Psychoanalysis of Sibling Relations.: Franz Wellendorf. Pp. 295-310.p. 187Gerard FountainSpeech Acts in Psychoanalytic Discourse.: Carl Eduard Scheidt. Pp. 324-337.p. 187Gerard FountainForum Der Psychoanalyse. XII, 1, 1996The Dynamics of Negative Transference and Destructive Forms of Transference.: Hans-Jürgen Dallmeyer. Pp. 1-18.p. 188Gerard FountainBody Psychology and Interpretative Methods.: Reinhard Plassmann. Pp. 19-30.p. 188Gerard FountainFrom Real Trauma to Autoaggression.: Mathias Hirsch. Pp. 31-44.p. 188Gerard FountainObject Creation and Personification.: E. L. Edelstein. Pp. 45-56.p. 189Gerard FountainA Critical Review of the Concept of Projective Identification and Its Clinical Applications.: Joachim Grefe and Günter Reich. Pp. 57-77.Forum Der Psychoanalyse. XII, 2, 1996The Junctim in Child Analysis: A Case Study on the Relationship Between Research and Practice.: Peter Fonagy. Pp. 93-109.p. 190Gerard FountainMothers and Daughters: The Difficult Balance.: Karin Bell. Pp. 128-141.p. 190Gerard FountainThe Intermittent Psychoanalytical Therapy and a Patient Suffering from Asthama Bronchiale: Pragmatical and Theoretical Aspects of Indication of a High-Frequency Setting.: Georg Bruns. Pp. 142-155.p. 190Gerard FountainPsychoanalysis: A Jewish Discipline? On the Resistance to Tradition and Strangeness.: Yigal Blumenberg. Pp. 156-178.p. 191Gerard Fountain
Issue 230 articlesRegression and Psychoanalytic Technique: The Concretization of a Conceptp. 195Lawrence B. Inderbitzin & Steven T. LevyModern Hermeneutics and Psychoanalysisp. 225Lawrence FriedmanFrom Schisms Through Synthesis to Informed Oscillation: An Attempt at Integrating Some Diverse Aspects of Psychoanalytic Techniquep. 265Salman AkhtarRepresentations of Dread: The Dreaded Self and the Dreaded State of the Selfp. 289Ehud KochOn Analytic Listening
Issue 325 articlesIs There Life Without Mother?p. 445Leonard ShengoldThe Mother Within The Motherp. 465Rosemary H. BalsamOn Trying Something New: Effort and Practice in Psychoanalytic Changep. 493David G. PowerSadomasochistic Relating: What's Sex Got to Do with it?p. 527Andrea CelenzaBrief Communication: Evenly Hovering Attentionp. 545
Issue 413 articlesObservations on Some Aspects of Current Psychoanalytic Theoriesp. 597Charles BrennerThe Empty Mother: Women's Fear of Their Destructive Envyp. 633Carolyn S. EllmanOn Lying and The Lie of A Toddlerp. 659Eugene HalpertSubjective Reality, Objective Reality, Modes of Relatedness, and Therapeutic Actionp. 677Mark O'ConnellAt One with Death: Destructive Narcissism