Issue 118 articlesOriginal ArticlesAn Empty Mirror: Reflections on Nonrepresentationp. 1Gail S. ReedBion's Ego Psychology: Implications for an Intersubjective View of Psychic Structurep. 27Lawrence J. BrownA New View from the Acropolis: Dissociative Identity Disorderp. 57Ira BrennerSeeing the Lightp. 107Delia Battin & Eugene MahonBody, Affect, Thought: Reflections on the Work of Matte Blanco and Ferrarip. 123Riccardo LombardiThree Varieties of Authorityp. 161Jason A. Wheeler VegaThe Upward Slope: A Study of Psychoanalytic Transformationsp. 201Norbert Freedman, Richard Lasky & Rhonda WardBrief Communication“You've Hurt Me!”: Clinical Reflections on Moral Sadismp. 233Cordelia Schmidt-HellerauBook Review EssayRepresentations and Their Vicissitudes: The Legacy of André Greenp. 243Howard B. LevineBook ReviewsPsychoanalytic Disagreements in Context. By Dale Boesky. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2008. 230 pp.p. 265Arnold M. CooperThe Many Voices of Psychoanalysis. By Roger Kennedy. London/New York: Routledge, 2007. 297 pp.p. 274Sybil A. GinsburgCoasting in the Countertransference: Conflicts of Self-Interest Between Analyst and Patient. By Irwin Hirsch. New York/London: The Analytic Press, 2008. 215 pp.p. 277Aaron EsmanListening to Hanna Segal. By Jean-Michel Quinodoz. London: Routledge, 2008. 171 pp.p. 280R. D. HinshelwoodEscape from Selfhood: Breaking Boundaries and Craving for Oneness. By Ilany Kogan. London: International Psychoanalytical Association, 2007. 106 pp.p. 287Martin A. SilvermanPsychoanalysis as a Journey. By Franco Borgogno. London: Open Gate Press, 2007. 239 pp.p. 294Wendy W. KatzAesthetic Experience: Beauty, Creativity, and the Search for the Ideal. By George Hagman. Amsterdam, Holland/New York: Rodopi, 2005. 168 pp.p. 301Bradley CollinsThe Neurobehavioral and Social-Emotional Development of Infants and Children. Edited by Ed Tronick. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 2007. 571 pp.p. 309Ruth S. FischerAbstractsPsychoanalysis in Italy: “Freud After All” 2007p. 317Jack Giuliani
Issue 228 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 341Henry F. SmithOriginal Two-Part EssayKafka, Borges, and the Creation of Consciousness, Part I: Kafka—Dark Ironies of the “Gift” of Consciousnessp. 343Thomas H. OgdenKafka, Borges, And The Creation of Consciousness, Part II: Borges—A Life of Letters Encompassing Everything and Nothingp. 369Thomas H. OgdenOriginal ArticlesThe Inability to Mourn and the Inability to Love in Shakespeare's Hamletp. 397Martin S. BergmannThe Death of Hamnet: An Essay on Grief and Creativityp. 425Eugene J. MahonSibling Jealousy and Aesthetic Ambiguity in Austen's Pride and Prejudicep. 445Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick HanlyThe Clash of Irrationalities in Sophocles' Antigonep. 469Patrick J. MahonyWhat the Story is About: Carver, Lish, and the Editorial Processp. 491Adele TutterTender is the Night: Romantic Tragedy or the Tragedy of Boundary Violations?p. 533Sybil HouldingImaginative Literature and Bion's Intersubjective Theory of Thinkingp. 559Walker ShieldsBook ReviewsRevolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis. By George Makari. New York: Harper Collins, 2008. 580 pp.p. 589Daria ColomboFreud's Requiem: Mourning, Memory, and the Invisible History of a Summer Walk. By Matthew Von Unwerth. New York: Riverhead Books (Penguin Group), 2005. 254 pp.p. 592Richard M. GottliebFreud's Italian Journey. By Laurence Simmons. New York: Ro-dopi, 2006. 282 pp.p. 597Joseph ReppenFrom Impression to Inquiry: A Tribute to the Work of Robert Wallerstein. Edited by Wilma Bucci and Norbert Freedman. London: International Psychoanalytical Association, 2007. 280 pp.p. 599Jean RoipheTorment me, but don't Abandon Me: Psychoanalysis of the Severe Neuroses in a New Key. By Léon Wurmser. Lanham, MD/Plymouth, UK: Jason Aronson, Rowman and Little-field, 2007. 335 pp.p. 608Richard ZimmerTaking Risks from the Unconscious. By Donald M. Marcus and “Hope.” Lanham, MD/New York: Jason Aronson, 2007. 140 pp.p. 612Aaron H. EsmanTalking about Supervision: 10 Questions, 10 Analysts = 100 Answers. By Laura Elliot Rubinstein. Broomhills, UK/London: International Psychoanalytical Association, 2007. 128 pp.p. 614Jorge De La TorreAdaptations: Disquisitions on Psychoanalysis, 1997-2006. By Phillip Freeman. Boston, MA: Hans Sachs Library, 2007. 89 pp.p. 620Benjamin KilborneAbstractsCanadian Journal of Psychoanalysis: Abstracted by William Butler Volume 15, Number 1 Spring 2007: Deconstruction of Sexual Normality in “Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality.” Martin Dannecker, pp. 11-28.p. 623The Psychodynamics That Lead to Violence, Part 1: The Case of the Chronically Violent Delinquent. By Dianne Casoni and Louis Brunet, pp. 41-55.p. 624Self-Punishment as Guilt Evasion: The Case of Harry Guntrip. By Donald L. Carveth, pp. 56-76.p. 625Reading the Notes on the Rat Man Case. By Patrick Mahony, pp. 93-117p. 626“No People Are Cold!”: On Young Children's Rejection of Metaphorization. By Burton A. Melnick, pp. 118-143.p. 628The Malaise of Culture and the Problem of the Superego. By Catherine Chabert, pp. 238-260.p. 629Volume 15, No. 2, Fall 2007: The Psychodynamics That Lead to Violence, Part 2: “Ordinary People” Involved in Mass Violence. By Dianne Casoni and Louis Brunet, pp. 261-280.p. 630Understanding Vocalization in Primitive Mental States: Bellowing, Blaring, and Blathering. By David L. Goldman, pp. 281-301.p. 631Revisiting Sigmund Freud's “Dream of the Botanical Monograph.” By Lawrence M. Ginsburg, pp. 302-313.p. 632Who Should Become a Psychoanalyst? Canadian Psychoanalytic Society 50th Anniversary Congress Panel. By Daniel Traub-Werner, pp. 314-331.p. 633
Issue 323 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 635Henry F. SmithMemoirp. 637Charles BrennerInterview of Charles Brenner: On the Occasion of the Publication of Psychoanalysis or Mind and Meaning1p. 675Robert MichelsPartners in Thought: A Clinical Process Theory of Narrativep. 701Donnel B. SternLittle Hans: Masculinity Foretoldp. 733Ken CorbettFreud's Rat Man from the Perspective of an Early-Life Variant of the Oedipus Complexp. 765Marvin P. OsmanThe Internal Obstructive Object in the Analysis of a Woman who Envies her Rapistp. 791Ellen F. WilsonOn Three Strands of Meaning Associated with the Word NIGGER Used During the Course of a Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 819Donald B. MossPayment as Perverse Defensep. 843Wendy Wiener KatzFreud, Transference, and Therapeutic Actionp. 871Sander M. AbendDiscussion of Sander M. Abend's “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”p. 893Marilia AisensteinComments on Sander M. Abend's “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”p. 903Jorge CanestriFreud's Technique: More from Experience Than Theoryp. 913Lawrence FriedmanCommentary on Sander M. Abend's “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”p. 925Jay GreenbergResponse to Commentariesp. 937Sander M. AbendBook ReviewsTime, Self, and Psychoanalysis. William W. Meissner. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2007. 286 pp.p. 943Aisha AbbasiEnvy and Gratitude Revisited. Edited by Priscilla Roth and Alessandra Lemma. London: Karnac Books, 2008. 239 pp.p. 950Sharon RobertsBeyond the Reflection: The Role of the Mirror Paradigm in Clinical Practice. By Paulina Kernberg, in Collaboration with Bernadette Buhl-Nielsen and Lina Normandin. New York, NY: Other Press, 2006. 211 pp.p. 959Joseph S. BiermanAbstractsThe International Journal of Infant Observation and its Applicationsp. 967Marsha SilversteinDisruptive and Distressed Toddlers: The Impact of Undetected Maternal Depression on Infants and Young Children. By Louise Emanuel, pp. 249-260.p. 967Eating Difficulties in Early Infancy and Experience of the Combined Object. By Ornella Caccia, pp. 295-304.p. 971A Conflict between Distance and Closeness: The Mother's Bittersweet Experience of Becoming Separate from Her Toddler. By Lucy Dunbar, pp. 77-88.p. 976Ghosts in the Nursery and Wolves at the Door. By Richard Duggins, pp. 77-88.p. 979
Issue 433 articlesOriginal ArticlesA Different Universe: Reading Loewald through “On the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis”p. 983Nancy J. ChodorowMy Experience of Analysis with Loewaldp. 1013Stanley SternSigmund Freud's Practice: Visits and Consultation, Psychoanalyses, Remunerationp. 1033Christfried TögelWinnicott's 1968 Visit to the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: A Contextual Viewp. 1059Francis BaudryDrawing on Psychoanalytic Pedagogy: The Influence of August Aichhorn on the Psychotherapy of Adolescentsp. 1091Florian Houssier & François MartyEnduring Relevance: An Introduction to the Clinical Contributions of K. R. Eisslerp. 1109Emanuel E. GarciaRepublication of Classic Article“After the Analysis …”p. 1127Melitta SchmidebergCommentaries and Critical DiscussionsMelitta and Her Motherp. 1147Elizabeth SpilliusCommentary on Melitta Schmideberg's “‘After the Analysis …’”p. 1167Rosemary H. BalsamBrief CommunicationsCorrecting the Record: A Letter on Behalf of Bertram David Lewinp. 1181Lawrence M. GinsburgOn Publishing Ethics: A Review of Conventions and Practicesp. 1185Peter HartocollisBook ReviewsTransforming Narcissism: Reflections on Empathy, Humor, and Expectations. By Frank M. Lachmann. New York/London: Analytic Press, 2007. 272 pp.p. 1199Kenneth NewmanRelational Theory and the Practice of Psychotherapy. By Paul Wachtel. New York/London: Guilford Press, 2008. 338 pp.p. 1206Henry J. FriedmanSexual Boundary Violations: Therapeutic, Supervisory, and Academic Contexts. By Andrea Celenza. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2007. 314 pp.p. 1211Aaron H. EsmanThe Struggle Against Mourning. By Ilany Kogan. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2007. 218 pp.p. 1212Julia MatthewsChildren in Genocide, Extreme Traumatization, and Affect Regulation. By Suzanne Kaplan. London: International Psychoanalysis Library, 2008. 296 pp.: The Unbroken Soul: Tragedy, Trauma, and Resilience. Edited by Henri Parens, Harold P. Blum, and Salman Akhtar. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2008. 198 pp.p. 1222Ronald FleischmannTheaters of Trauma: Dialogues for Healing. By Richard Raubolt. Bloomington, IN: IUniverse, 2008. 102 pp.p. 1225Jon MillsBiology of Freedom: Neural Plasticity, Experience, and the Unconscious. By François Ansermet and Pierre Magistretti. Translated from the French by Susan Fairfield. New York: Other Press, 2007. 254 pp.p. 1228David L. FrankIntegrated Treatment of Eating Disorders: Beyond the Body Betrayed. By Kathryn Zerbe. New York/London: Norton, 2008. 370 pp.p. 1238Eric LagerAbstractsScandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Volume 30, Number 1 - 2007: Erotization of the Analytic Situation. By Lars Christian Opdal, pp. 2-12.p. 1243Henning PaikinSibling Rivalry and the Structuring of the Mind. By Anneli Larmo, pp. 22-30.p. 1243Sándor Ferenczi: The First Intersubjectivist. By Imre Szecsödy, pp. 31-41.p. 1244Volume 30, Number 2 - 2007: The Psychoanalytic Theory of Motivation: Drive or Affect? By Henrik Enckell, pp. 64-75.p. 1244The Present and Absent Object: On Thinking and the Capacity to Symbolize. By Arne Jemstedt, pp. 98-105.p. 1245Volume 31, Number 1 - 2008: Countertransference and the Characters of the Psychoanalytic Session. By Antonino Ferro and Roberto Basile, pp. 3-10.p. 1246Fumbling Words: Similarities Between Poetry and the Early Stages of Interpretation. By Marita Niemi, pp. 11-20.p. 1246Primal Seduction in the Psychoanalytic Relation. By Enar Olsson, pp. 21-28p. 1247Bodily Symptoms and a Psychoanalytic Model of Affect. By Erkki Åårelå, pp. 29-37.p. 1247Naturalistic Studies of Psychoanalytic Treatments: Some Epistemo-logical and Methodological Remarks. By Siegfried Zepf, pp. 50-60.p. 1247Volume 31, Number 2 - 2008: Some Thoughts on Happy and Unhappy Love. By Esa Roos, pp. 77-85.p. 1248Neutrality, Tenderness, and the Analyst's Subjectivity: Reflections on the Analytic Relationship. By Anders Zachrisson, pp. 86-94.p. 1248Run or Die: Bi-Logical Phenomena at the Body-Mind Border. By Timo Niemi and Riccardo Lombardi, pp. 95-104.p. 1249The Enigmatic “Nature of the Subject,” with Philosophy at the Interface of Psychoanalysis and Society. By Jurgen Reeder, pp. 114-121.p. 1249