Issue 118 articlesEditor's Introduction1932-2007: Our 75th Anniversary Yearp. 1Henry F. SmithSpecial PresentationFreud's Great Voyage of Discoveryp. 9Charles BrennerAnniversary Classics and ControversiesThe Problem of the Negative Therapeutic Reactionp. 27Karen HorneyCommentary on “The Problem of the Negative Therapeutic Reaction,” by Karen Horneyp. 43Shelley OrgelOn the Influence of Horney's “The Problem of the Negative Therapeutic Reaction”p. 59Elizabeth SpilliusThe Principle of Multiple Function: Observations on Over-Determinationp. 75Robert Waelder“The Principle of Multiple Function”: Revisiting a Classic Seventy-Five Years Laterp. 93Dale BoeskyRespecting the Unity of Mind: Waelder's 1936 Multiple Function Paperp. 119Lawrence FriedmanOriginal ArticlesMax Graf's “Reminiscences of Professor Sigmund Freud”; Revisited: New Evidence from the Freud Archivesp. 149Jerome C. WakefieldThe Leipzig Episode in Freud's Life (1859): A New Narrative on the Basis of Recently Discovered Documentsp. 193Michael Schröter & Christfried TögelThe Great Man From Tarsus: Freud on the Apostle Paulp. 217Herman WesterinkA Poem and A Dreamp. 237Eugene MahonBook Review EssayPaul Gray's Innovations in Psychoanalytic Techniquep. 257Lawrence N. LevensonBook ReviewsRecollecting Freud. By Isidor Sadger. Edited and introduced by Alan Dundes; translated by Johanna Micaela Jacobsen and Alan Dundes. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005. 138 pp.p. 277Nellie L. Thompson, Michael Schröter & Ulrike MayPractical Psychoanalysis for Therapists and Patients. By Owen Renik. New York: Other Press, 2006. 179 pp.p. 291Henry J. FriedmanCraft and Spirit: A Guide to the Exploratory Psychotherapies. By Joseph D. Lichtenberg. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005. 195 pp.p. 297Steven WeinHow Analysts Think and Why They Think the Way They Do: Reflections on Three Psychoanalytic Hours. Edited by Arden Aibel Rothstein and Samuel Abrams. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 2005. 155 pp.p. 302Leslie JordanConversations at the Frontier of Dreaming. By Thomas H. Ogden. Northvale, NJ/London: Jason Aronson, 2001. 257 pp.p. 310Richard Zimmer
Issue 219 articlesNarrative Styles, Analytic Stylesp. 317Henry F. SmithSome Forms of Emotional Disturbance and Their Relationship to Schizophreniap. 325Helene DeutschDeutsch's Discontentp. 345Arnold Goldberg“So Unoriginal a Label” Or a Message in a Bottle? Commentary on Helene Deutsch's “Some Forms of Emotional Disturbance and Their Relationship to Schizophrenia”p. 353Jane V. KiteThe As-If Patient and the As-If Analyst
Issue 326 articlesThe Psychology of the Analyst in Two Culturesp. 669Henry F. SmithThe Metapsychology of the Analystp. 679Robert FliessOn “The Metapsychology of the Analyst,” by Robert Fliessp. 697Roy SchaferReview of “the Metapsychology of the analyst,” by Robert Fliessp. 715Theodore J. JacobsThe Meanings and uses of Countertransferencep. 725
Issue 430 articlesVoices that Changed Psychoanalysis in Unpredictable Waysp. 1049Henry F. SmithAnalysis of the Therapeutic Factors in Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 1065Franz AlexanderAlexander's Corrective Emotional Experience: An Objectivist Turn in Psychoanalytic Authority and Techniquep. 1085Steven H. CooperCommentary on Franz Alenxander's “Analysis of the Therapeutic Factors in Psychoanalytic Treatment”p. 1103Robert MichelsInternalization, Separation, Mourning, and the Superego
Issue S17 articlesIntroduction to “Comparing Theories of Therapeutic Action”p. 1413Sander M. AbendEssays on Therapeutic ActionTherapeutic Action in Modern Conflict Theoryp. 1417Sander M. AbendOn Therapeutic Actionp. 1443Marilia AisensteinOn the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysisp. 1463Cláudio Laks Eizirik