Issue 126 articlesA Tribute to Roy SchaferRoy Schafer: A Beginningp. 1Henry P. SchwartzRoy Schafer's Contributions to Psychological Testing: From Clinical Sensibility to the Analytic Attitudep. 9Richard C. FritschAppreciating Difference: Roy Schafer on Psychoanalysis and Womenp. 23Rosemary H. BalsamThe Second Sphere and the Story of No Storyp. 39Lucy La FargeThe Value of Uncertaintyp. 51Michael FeldmanAction, Agency, and Empathy: Schafer on the Analyst's Dilemmap. 63Jay GreenbergRoy Schafer: A Narrativep. 77Robert MichelsFinal Wordp. 83Roy SchaferTarget Paper and CommentariesEditor's Introductionp. 87Jay GreenbergThe Analyst's Hatred of Analysisp. 89Nathan KravisDiscussion of “The Analyst's Hatred of Analysis”p. 115Theodore J. JacobsAn Addendum to Kravis: An Appreciative Note on Hating One's Workp. 121Donald MossNegation of Awe: Shame in the Burgeoning Psychoanalystp. 125Lisa G. Robin“Pull down Thy Vanity”: A Discussion of “The Analyst's Hatred of Analysis”p. 133Nirav SoniOriginal ArticleChemistry and Containing: The Analyst's Use of Unavoidable Failuresp. 145Steven H. Goldberg & Zenobia GruskyBook Review EssaysThe Beholder's Share: An Intersubjective Review of Bromberg's Shadow of the Tsunamip. 179Billie A. PivnickSentio Ergo Cogito: Damasio on the Role of Emotion in the Evolution of the Brainp. 193Debra Roelke, Harlene Goldschmidt & Martin A. SilvermanWhat is Childism?p. 203Leon HoffmanBook ReviewsINTERSUBJECTIVE PROCESSES AND THE UNCONSCIOUS: AN INTEGRATION OF FREUDIAN, KLEINIAN, AND BIONIAN PERSPECTIVES. By Lawrence J. Brown. New York: Routledge, 2011. 267 ppp. 215Henry P. SchwartzPSYCHOANALYTIC TECHNIQUE EXPANDED: A TEXTBOOK ON PSYCHOANALYTIC TREATMENT. By Vamik D. Volkan. Istanbul/London: oa Publishing. 2010, 303 pp.p. 221Sybil A. GinsburgAGGRESSION: FROM FANTASY TO ACTION. Edited by Paul Williams. London: Karnac Books, 2011. 236 pp.p. 228Mary San MartinoMONEY TALKS. Edited by Brenda Berger and Sandra Newman. New York: Routledge, 2012. 200 pp.p. 234Barbara StimmelTHE SPINOZA PROBLEM: A NOVEL. By Irvin Yalom. New York: Basic Books, 2012. 336 pp.p. 237Gregory D. GrahamLONELINESS AND LONGING: CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS ASPECTS. Edited by Brent Willock, Lori C. Bohm, and Rebecca Coleman Curtis. New York/London: Routledge, 2012. 352 pp.p. 242AbstractsSelections from Two German Journalsp. 245Rita Teusch
Issue 220 articlesThree Papers by Wilfred R. BionEditor's Introduction: Bion across Culturesp. 271Jay GreenbergOn Arrogancep. 277W. R. BionAttacks on Linkingp. 285W. R. BionThe Psycho-Analytic Study of Thinkingp. 301W. R. Bion
Issue 313 articlesOriginal ArticlesPaternal Function and Thirdness in Psychoanalysis and Legend: Has the Future Been Foretold?p. 557Rosine Jozef PerelbergNeutrality in the Field: Alpha-Function and the Dreaming Dyad in Psychoanalytic Processp. 587Henry P. SchwartzBion's “Evidence” and His Theoretical Stylep. 615Giuseppe CivitareseBorges in my Office: The Analysis of a Man Dwelling Outside of Timep. 635Michael Shoshani & Batya Shoshani
Issue 412 articlesOriginal ArticlesThe Anteroom: A Camera Obscura for Grasping Aspects Invisible in the Classical Settingp. 811Elena MolinariThe Analyst's Approach and the Patient's Psychic Growthp. 829Warren S. PolandThe “As-Yet Situation” in Winnicott's “Fragment of an Analysis”: Your Father “Never Did You the Honor of”… Yetp. 849Haydée FaimbergMourning, Dreaming, and the Discovery of the Oedipus Complexp. 877Eugene J. Mahon