Issue 16 articlesThe Surprising Philosophical Complexity of Psychoanalysis (Belatedly Acknowledged)p. 3William J. MassicotteRegression and Reparation in Religious Experience and Creativityp. 33Kevin FauteuxThe Aufhebung of the Phallusp. 53Robert J. BentonIntroduction to Sabina Spielrein's “Destruction as Cause of Becoming”p. 75Stuart K. Witt“Destruction as Cause of Becoming”p. 85Sabina SpielreinCommentary on Fiske's Models of Social Relationsp. 119Dan W. Forsyth
Issue 25 articlesAlexithymia: Old Wine in New Bottles?p. 159Robert M. WeinrybThe Economic Principle in Psychoanalysis: I. Economics and Energeticsp. 197W. W. MeissnerThe Economic Principle in Psychoanalysis: II. Regulatory Principlesp. 227W. W. MeissnerThe Economic Principle in Psychoanalysis: III. Motivational Principlesp. 261W. W. MeissnerLevels of Description and the Unconscious
Issue 33 articlesPsychoanalysis and the Seductions of Postmodernity: Reflections on Reflexive Thinking and Scanning in Self-Identityp. 319Anthony ElliottCommunication with Pretend Actions in Language, Literature and Psychoanalysisp. 363Ivan Fónagy & Peter FonagyThe Maternal in Psychoanalysis: From Mind/Body to Body/Mindp. 419Claudia Zanardi
Issue 44 articlesRevelatory Openness Wedded with the Clarity of Unknowing: Psychoanalytic Evenly Suspended Attention, the Phenomenological Attitude, and Meditative Awarenessp. 463Will AdamsThe Living and the Dead Father: Some Oedipal Knots in the History of Psychoanalysisp. 495Ole Andkjær OlsenThe Psychoanalyst as Participant and Observer in the Psychoanalytic Process: Some Thoughts on Countertransference from a Constructivist Perspectivep. 531Horst BrodbeckRenaissance Machiavellism and the Subject of Psychoanalysisp. 559Geoffrey Wilson