Issue 19 articlesFalling in Love with Love: Oedipal and Postoedipal Manifestations of Idealization, Mourning, and Erotic Masochismp. 1Jody Messler DaviesThe Countertransference Transformation of Oedipal Idealization, Mourning, and Erotic Masochism: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 29Steven H. CooperYou Say Oedipal, I Say Postoedipal: A Consideration of Desire and Hostility in the Analytic Relationshipp. 41Steven H. CooperReflections on Oedipus, Post-Oedipus, and Termination: Commentary on Paper by Steven Cooperp. 65Jody Messler DaviesWhy Language Matters to Psychoanalysisp. 77Donna M. OrangeDoes or Should the Past Go Away?: Commentary on Paper by Donna M. Orangep. 105Julie GerhardtDo We Really All Know?: Reply to Commentaryp. 129Donna M. OrangeIs Freud Dead? Questions and Answers for the Practicing Analystp. 141John KerrReply to Review Essayp. 163Louis Breger
Issue 26 articlesWhen the Crunch Is a (K)not: A Crimp in Relational Dialoguep. 171Barbara Pizer“Crunches,” “(K)nots,” and Double Binds—When What Isn't Happening Is the Most Important Thing: Commentary on Paper by Barbara Pizerp. 193Philip A. RingstromA Toast to Philip Ringstrom: Reply to Commentaryp. 207Barbara PizerSubjectivity, Infantile Oedipus, and Symbolization in Melanie Klein and Jacques Lacanp. 211Rheta G. KeylorTheorizing in the Shadow of Foucault: Facets of Female Sexualityp. 243Doris K. SilvermanClinical Outbursts and Theoretical Breakthroughs: A Unifying Theme in the Work of Stephen A. Mitchellp. 273Lewis Aron
Issue 320 articlesSymposium on Psychoanalytic Training and Education: Editors' Introductionp. 289Introductionp. 293Malcolm Owen SlavinEarly Stages of a Psychoanalytic Treatment: The Case of Laurap. 301Jill CominsA Clinical Example of Perversions and the Regulation of Self: The Case of Frankp. 313Shari EliotA Contribution to the Supervisory Panelp. 327Martin S. BergmannSupervision: The Devil Is in the Detailsp. 341Frank M. LachmannSupervision is a Relationship Too: A Contemporary Approach to Psychoanalytic Supervisionp. 355Mary Gail Frawley-O'DeaAfterwordp. 367Margaret J. BlackPart II: Issues in Training Questions to Panelp. 377Reply to Panel Questionsp. 379Margaret CrastnopolReply to Panel Questionsp. 391Mary Beth M. CresciReply to Panel Questionsp. 403Ellen ReesReply to Panel Questionsp. 411Otto F. KernbergReply to Panel Questionsp. 419Emanuel BermanFollow-up Questionsp. 429Reply to Panel Follow-up Questionsp. 431Margaret CrastnopolReply to Panel Follow-up Questionsp. 433Mary Beth M. CresciReply to Panel Follow-up Questionsp. 437Ellen ReesReply to Panel Follow-up Questionsp. 443Otto F. KernbergReply to Panel Follow-up Questionsp. 445Emanuel Berman
Issue 49 articlesThe Analyst's Secret Delinquenciesp. 451Joyce SlochowerLies and Body Cruelties in the Analytic Hourp. 471Sue GrandAnalytic Thefts: Commentary on Papers by Joyce Slochower and Sue Grandp. 501Jeanne Wolff BernsteinOur Relationship to Analytic Ideals: Commentary on Papers by Joyce Slochower and Sue Grandp. 513Jay FrankelA Rule of One's Own: Reply to Commentariesp. 521Joyce SlochowerReply to Commentariesp. 527Sue GrandThe Intersubjective Turn in Psychoanalysis: A Comparison of Contemporary Theorists Part 3: Darlene Bregman Ehrenbergp. 533Julie Gerhardt, Annie Sweetnam & Leeann BortonA Radical Shift in Thinking about the Process of Change: Commentary on Paper by Gerhardt, Sweetnam, and Bortonp. 579Darlene Bregman EhrenbergJung's Theory of Dream and the Relational Debatep. 605Massimo Giannoni
Issue 57 articlesThe Paradoxical Place of Enactment in Psychoanalysis: Introductionp. 623Lewis AronEnactment: Analytic Musings on Energy, Language, and Personal Growthp. 633Margaret J. Black“E” Enactments in Psychoanalysis: Another Medium, Another Messagep. 657Anthony BassThe Role of Enactmentsp. 677Judith Fingert ChusedOne Need Not Be a House to Be Haunted: On Enactment, Dissociation, and the Dread of “Not-Me”—A Case Studyp. 689Philip M. BrombergAffect: The Heart of the Matterp. 711Gerald StechlerHealing Haunted Hearts: Toward a Model for Integrating Subjectivity Commentary on Papers by Philip Bromberg and Gerald Stechlerp. 727Richard A. Chefetz
Issue 64 articlesIntroduction: A Systems Viewp. 743Beatrice Beebe, Steven Knoblauch, Judith Rustin & Dorienne SorterA Comparison of Meltzoff, Trevarthen, and Sternp. 777Beatrice Beebe, Dorienne Sorter, Judith Rustin & Steven H. KnoblauchAn Expanded View of Intersubjectivity in Infancy and its Application to Psychoanalysisp. 805Beatrice Beebe, Judith Rustin, Dorienne Sorter & Steven KnoblauchThe Fusion of Horizons: Dissociation, Enactment, and Understandingp. 843Donnel B. Stern