Issue 116 articlesTarget Article and CommentariesOvercoming obstacles in analysis: Is it possible to relinquish omnipotence and accept receptive femininity?p. 1John SteinerResponse to John Steiner's “Overcoming Obstacles in Analysis: Is it Possible to Relinquish Omnipotence and Accept Receptive Femininity?”p. 21Rosemary H. BalsamOvercoming Obstacles: Response to Rosemary H. Balsamp. 33John SteinerOriginal ArticlesAgainst Forgiving: The Encounter That Cannot Happen Between Holocaust Survivors and Perpetratorsp. 39Nanette C. Auerhahn & Dori LaubWinnicott's Subjective Object: Merging experiences as preconditions of beingp. 73Paolo FabozziMetapsychology and Clinical Aspects of Transference-Friendshipp. 101Luis KancyperHistorical Article and CommentariesFantasy, Memory, and Reality Testingp. 127Jacob A. Arlow“Blowing Up” the Frame: Revisiting Arlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing”p. 149Daria ColomboMingling and Stretching: Revisiting Arlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing”p. 159Bruce ReisArlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing”: The World Found and Refoundp. 171Jason A. Wheeler vegaBook Review EssayA Political Exploration of Psychoanalysis: Political Freud: A History, by Eli Zaretskyp. 193Robert EhrlichBook ReviewsMurdered Father, Dead Father: Revisiting the Oedipus Complex: By Rosine Jozef Perelberg. London/New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, 2015. 260 pp.p. 213Richard C. FritschManual of regulation-focused psychotherapy for children (RFP-C) with externalizing behaviors: A psychodynamic approach: By Leon Hoffman, Timothy Rice, and Tracy Prout. London/New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, 2016. 256 pp.p. 221Maida J. GreenbergArt, Creativity, and Psychoanalysis: Perspectives from Analyst-Artists: Edited by George Hagman. London/New York: Routledge, 2017. 186 pp.p. 228Aaron H. EsmanWhat is Psychoanalysis? 100 Years After Freud's Secret Committee; Radical Psychoanalysis: An Essay on Free-Association Praxis: By Barnaby B. Barratt. New York: Routledge, 2013. 240 pp. ; By Barnaby B. Barratt. New York: Routledge, 2016. 231 pp.p. 229Joseph Reppen
Issue 213 articlesBook ReviewsThe Analyst as Listening-Accompanist: Desire in Bion and Lacanp. 237Mitchell WilsonRivalry: Benign or Belligerent Sibling of Envy and Jealousy? A Clinical Reflection on the “Winded, not Wounded” Experience in the Countertransferencep. 265Rosemary DaviesOtherness and the Analysis of Actionp. 287Jay GreenbergAwakening to and from the Traumatic Lacunap. 303Dana Amir
Issue 318 articlesOriginal ArticlesHow I Talk With My Patientsp. 399Thomas H. OgdenThe Universal Analogy: The Complementary Visions of Poetry and Psychoanalysisp. 415Eugene J. MahonDiscussion of the Universal Analogy: The Complementary Visions of Poetry and Psychoanalysis by Eugene Mahonp. 435Theodore JacobsA Perilous High Wire Act: Framing Psychoanalytic Relationships With Severely Traumatizedpatientsp. 443Alan Michael Karbelnig
Issue 417 articlesOriginal ArticlesThe “Goddess of Presence” and the Birth of the Self in an Analytic Treatmentp. 639Vera J. CamdenOn Claiming A Psychoanalytic Identityp. 667Laurence SpurlingOn Beginning The Treatment: Lacanian Perspectivesp. 695Joachim Cauwe & Stijn VanheuleAn Allegiance To Absence: Fidelity To The Internal Voidp. 729Rachel SopherDialogue