Issue 110 articlesAnnouncementThe Psychoanalytic Quarterly Appoints New Editor-in-Chiefp. 1Jay GreenbergComings and GoingsComings and Goings 2024p. 3Wendy W. Katz, Daria Colombo, Steven H. Goldberg & Jane G. TillmanArticlesNovel Revolts as Crafting of a Selfp. 5Oren GozlanThe Strange Case of Dr. Freud, Mr. Holmes, and Dr. Watsonp. 29Igor KolmakovThe Interpretive Processp. 63Neal VorusThe Child in the Adult: Narrative and Nachträglichkeit in Henry James and Freudp. 93Anne Golomb HoffmanBook ReviewsThe Many Faces of Polyamory: Longing and Belonging in Concurrent Relationships. By Magdalena J. Fosse. New York/London: Routledge, 2021. 220 pp.p. 125Tamara FeldmanThe Infantile in Psychoanalytic Practice Today. By Florence Guignard. New York/London: Routledge, 2022. 194 ppp. 130Marie LenormandOn Freud’s “Neurosis and Psychosis” and “The Loss of Reality in Neurosis and Psychosis”: 100 Years Later. Edited by Gabriela Legorreta and Catalina Bronstein. New York/London: Routledge, 2024. 160 ppp. 137Franco De MasiLibido, Culture, and Consciousness: Revisiting Freud’s Totem and Taboo. By Daniel S. Benveniste. New York: International Psychoanalytic Books, 2022. 473 ppp. 143Mark Stoholski
Issue 210 articlesEditorialEditor’s Notep. 149Neal VorusArticlesToward Eradicating the Unbearable: The Dangerous Allure of Fascistic States of Mindp. 153Michael J. DiamondLearning from Vermeer: What “The Allegory of Painting” Means for Clinical Theoryp. 185J. David MillerBetween Past and Present: On the Psychoanalytic Preoccupation with Memories and Life History
Issue 313 articlesObituaryLucy LaFarge (1948–2025)p. 337Wendy Katz & Daria ColomboIntroductionThere is No Usual Way: Editor’s Introduction to Seven Papers on Endings in Analysisp. 343Steven H. GoldbergArticlesA Personal View of Terminations and Endingsp. 361Judy Kantrowitz
Issue 410 articlesArticlesDefining Analytic Process: An Overdue Update of an Essential Analytic Conceptp. 589Richard TuchSomatic Narration, Psychosis, and Gaze Aversionp. 617Larry S. SandbergNovel Object Survey in Spike Jonze’s Herp. 639Frank MarraWhat Sort Of Language is the Unconscious Structured Like? A Lacanian Neuropsychoanalytic Perspectivep. 669John Dall’Aglio