Issue 14 articlesHermeneutics and the “Relational” Turn: Schafer, Ricoeur, Gadamer, and the Nature of Psychoanalytic Subjectivityp. 3Brett H. ClarkePsychoanalysis as Art and Discipline of the Self: A Late Modern Perspectivep. 69Carlo StrengerHedgehogs, Foxes, and Critical Pluralism: The Clinician's Yearning for Unified Conceptionsp. 111Carlo StrengerFreud's Critique of Religion: Neglect of the Anxiety Theoryp. 147Christopher N. Chapman
Issue 24 articlesProposals Regarding the Neurobiology of Oedipalityp. 163Dan W. ForsythFurther Remarks on the Classic and the Romantic Visions in Psychoanalysis: Klein, Winnicott, and Ethicsp. 207Carlo StrengerIs the Concept of “Psychic Reality” a Theoretical Advance?p. 245Adolf GrünbaumTrauma, Interpretation, and Self-State Transformationsp. 269Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice Beebe
Issue 34 articlesPsychoanalysis after Wittgensteinp. 299Richard AllenPsychoanalysis and Wittgenstein: A Reply to Richard Allenp. 323Jerome C. Wakefield & Morris EagleReasons, Not Causes: A Reply to Wakefield and Eaglep. 353Richard AllenPsychoanalysis and Normative Reasoning: Rethinking the Processes of Internalization and Identification as Applied to the Rule of Lawp. 371Sara Schatz
Issue 46 articlesThe Self and the Body: I. The Body Self and the Body Imagep. 419W. W. MeissnerTo Understand Psychosomatic Illness: The Concept of Alexithymia and a Microprocess Frame of Referencep. 449Gudmund Smith & Per JohnssonRevising Freud's Structural Theoryp. 471Eric GillettPosttraumatic Nightmares: A Psychoanalytic Reconsiderationp. 501Melvin R. LanskyPsychoanalytic Therapy as Critique: Some Metatheoretical Observations