Issue 111 articlesEditorialp. 1Neil Altman & Jody Messler DaviesThe Intersubjective Turn in Psychoanalysis: A Comparison of Contemporary Theorists: Part 1: Jessica Benjaminp. 5Julie Gerhardt, Annie Sweetnam & Leeann BortonIntersubjective Distinctions: Subjects and Persons, Recognitions and Breakdowns: Commentary on Paper by Gerhardt, Sweetnam, and Bortonp. 43Jessica BenjaminRecognition of Difference in the Author–Discussant Relation: Reply to Commentaryp. 57Julie GerhardtBorges and the Art of Mourningp. 65Thomas H. OgdenThe Dreamer and the Dreams: Clinical Presentationp. 89Hazel R. IppThe Organizing Functions of Dreaming–A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Model: Commentary on Paper by Hazel Ippp. 103James L. FosshageAn Interpersonal Perspective on Dreams: Commentary on Paper by Hazel Ippp. 119Edgar A. LevensonCompensation in the Service of Individuation—Phenomenological Essentialism and Jungian Dream Interpretation: Commentary on Paper by Hazel Ippp. 127Michael Vannoy AdamsDreams: Commentary of Paper by Hazel Ippp. 143Steven J. EllmanDreaming to Different Beats: Reply to Commentariesp. 159Hazel R. Ipp
Issue 222 articlesMutual Containment in the Analytic Situationp. 169Steven H. CooperIntroduction to Panel: The Role of Consultations in the Prevention of Boundary Violationsp. 195Stuart A. PizerThe Therapist's Routine Consultations: A Necessary Window in the Treatment Framep. 197Barbara PizerConsultation from the Consultant's Perspectivep. 209Glen O. GabbardDescending the Therapeutic Slopes—Slippery, Slipperier, Slipperiest: Commentary on Papers by Barbara Pizer and by Glen O. Gabbardp. 219Jody Messler DaviesEthical Considerations in the Writing of Psychoanalytic Case Historiesp. 231Lewis AronA Gift in Return: The Clinical Use of Writing About a Patientp. 247Stuart A. PizerThe Therapeutic Action of Writing About Patients: Commentary on Papers by Lewis Aron and by Stuart A. Pizerp. 261Samuel GersonSex, Lies, and Audiotape: Psychoanalysts Reflect on President Clinton's Impeachmentp. 267Emanuel Berman & Jay FrankelA Plea for Sincere Liesp. 271Slavoj ŽižekThe Erotic Leaderp. 277Anderw SamuelsThe Clinton Impeachment: A View from Francep. 281Janine Chasseguet-SmirgelBill Clinton and John F. Kennedy: The Dark Side of Charismap. 285Sue Erikson BlolandThe Clinton Impeachment: Sexuality and Power Need Different Psychoanalytic Theoriesp. 291Isidoro BerensteinPower, Puritanism, and Promiscuity: Pursuit of a Presidentp. 297Dick BlackwellClinton and the Empty Selfp. 303Spyros D. OrfanosA Psychoanalytic View of the Impeachment Process: The Psychoanalysis of Hypocrisyp. 309Leo RangellThe Clinton Phenomenonp. 315Michael ŠebekThe Scarlet Letter, Revised; Or, Vicissitudes of the Utopian Fantasy of “A New Sexual Person”: Commentary on Papers on President Clinton's Impeachmentp. 319Emanuel BermanWho to Be or Not to Be?: Commentary on Papers on President Clinton's Impeachmentp. 327Jay FrankelReply to Symposium on the Grünbaum Debate (PD 6/4, 1996)p. 335Adolf GrünbaumFurther Adventures with Adolf Grünbaum: Response to Grünbaump. 343Joseph Schwartz
Issue 316 articlesMaking a Memorial Place: The Photography of Shimon Attiep. 347Jeanne Wolff BernsteinA Picture of Mourning: Commentary on Paper by Jeanne Wolff Bernsteinp. 371Thomas H. OgdenAnalytical Psychology after Jung with Clinical Case Material from Stephen Mitchell's Influence and Autonomy in Psychoanalysisp. 377James L. Fosshage & Jody M. DaviesThe Psyche as a Processp. 389Beverley ZabriskiePost-Jungian Dialoguesp. 403Andrew SamuelsSelf and Transcendence: A Postmodern Approach to Analytical Psychology in Practicep. 427Polly Young-EisendrathClassical Jung Meets Klein and Bionp. 443JoAnn Culbert-KoehnAnswers to Nine Questions about Jungian Psychologyp. 457David SedgwickJung's Contribution to Psychoanalytic Thoughtp. 473Donald E. KalschedThe Growing Convergence of Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Jungian Analysisp. 489Mario JacobyResponse to Commentariesp. 505Stephen A. MitchellAfterword: A View from the Outsidep. 509James L. FosshageSelf-Reflectionsp. 513Marcia CavellCommunicating Incommunicadop. 531Randall Lehmann SorensonConflict: See Under Dissociationp. 539Henry F. SmithReply to Reviews by Cavell, Sorenson, and Smithp. 551Philip M. Bromberg
Issue 411 articlesIntroductionp. 569Muriel DimenReflections on White Racismp. 579Joel KovelBlack and White Thinking: A Psychoanalyst Reconsiders Racep. 589Neil AltmanWhite Guilt, Political Activity, and the Analyst: Commentary on Paper by Neil Altmanp. 607Philip CushmanA White Therapist, an African American Patient—Shame in the Therapeutic Dyad: Commentary on Paper by Neil Altmanp. 619Janice P. GumpReply to Commentariesp. 633Neil AltmanRacial Enactments in Dynamic Treatmentp. 639Kimberlyn LearyHaunted Talk, Healing Action: Commentary on Paper by Kimberlyn Learyp. 655Adrienne HarrisReply to Commentaryp. 663Kimberlyn LearyA Dialogue on Racial Melancholiap. 667David L. Eng & Shinhee HanNormalizing Citizenship, Forgetting Differencep. 701Ann Pellegrini
Issue 58 articlesYou've Got to Suffer If You Want to Sing the Blues: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Guilt and Self-Pityp. 713Stephen A. MitchellGender: The Impossibility of Meaningp. 735Cynthia Dyess & Tim DeanThe Limits of Social Construction: Commentary on Paper by Cynthia Dyess and Tim Deanp. 757Donnel B. SternBeyond Essentialism and Constructivism: Commentary on Paper by Cynthia Dyess and Tim Deanp. 771James H. HansellToward the Coexistence of Effort and Lack: Commentary on Paper by Cynthia Dyess and Tim Deanp. 775Ken CorbettRelational Trouble: Reply to Commentariesp. 787Cynthia Dyess & Tim DeanOn the Desymbolization of Psychoanalytic Metaphors of Gender: Commentary on Velleda C. Ceccoli's “Beyond Milk and the Good Breast: Reconfiguring the Maternal Function in Psychoanalytic Dyads”*p. 795Steven ReisnerDoes She Do or Does She Don't?: Reply to Commentaryp. 815Velleda C. Ceccoli
Issue 67 articlesAt Death's Door: Therapists and Patients as Agentsp. 823Irwin Z. HoffmanPsychoanalytic Institutes as Religious Denominations: Fundamentalism, Progeny, and Ongoing Reformationp. 847Randall Lehmann SorensonPsychoanalysis in a New Key: Commentary on Paper by Randall Lehmann Sorensonp. 875Anthony BassOrganizational Structure and the Establishment of Psychoanalytic Identification: Commentary on Paper by Randall Lehmann Sorensonp. 889Andrew B. DruckTermination What Can Institutes Do?: Commentary on Paper by Randall Lehmann Sorensonp. 909Kenneth EisoldHow We Institute Our Psychoanalytic Education: Reply to Commentariesp. 917Randall Lehmann SorensonTermination of an “Infinite Conversation”: Reflections on the Last Days of an Analysisp. 931Karol Marshall