Issue 17 articlesWhat's a Good Object to Do?p. 1Neil J. SkolnickDiagnosis-of-the-Moment and What Kind of Good Object the Patient Needs the Analyst to be: Commentary on Paper by Neil Skolnickp. 29Jay FrankelThe Action's in the Action: Reply to Commentaryp. 39Neil J. Skolnick“I'm in the Milk and the Milk's in Me”: Eros in the Clinical Relationshipp. 45Susan Bodnar“The Gift of an Apple or the Twist of an Arm”: Negotiation in Couples and Couple Therapyp. 71Barbara Pizer & Stuart A. PizerSigning with a Scar: Understanding Self-Harmp. 93Gillian StrakerSexual Boundary Violations in the Office: When is a Couch Just a Couch?p. 113Andrea Celenza
Issue 29 articlesA Note From the Editors: The Editorsp. 129Neil Altman & Jody Messler DaviesIntroduction: The Editorsp. 131Pandora Meets the NICU Parent or Whither Hope?p. 133Zina SteinbergSo the Cradle Won't Fall: Holding the Staff who Hold the Parents in the NICUp. 149Susan B. KraemerIt's Rarely Cold in the NICU: The Permeability of Psychic Spacep. 165Susan B. Kraemer & Zina SteinbergBearing Witness: Across the Barriers in Society and in the Clinicp. 181Chana UllmanI, Thou, and Us: Relationality and the Interpretive Process in Clinical Practicep. 199Juan Tubert-OklanderThe Elusiveness of the Relational Unconscious: Commentary on Paper by Juan Taubert-Oklanderp. 217Samuel GersonOn the Inherent Relationality of the Unconscious: Reply to Commentaryp. 227Juan Tubert-Oklander
Issue 38 articlesFacilitating Analysis with Implicit and Explicit Self-Disclosuresp. 241Helen K. GedimanThe Psychoanalytic Other: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gedimanp. 263Joyce SlochowerDisclosure, Dis-closure, Diss/clothes/sure: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gedimanp. 273Stephen HartmanThe Illusion of Certainty in Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gedimanp. 293Christopher BonovitzReply to Commentariesp. 305Helen K. Gediman“I Have a Lower Class Body”p. 317Mary E. SonntagWords Just Don't Cut It: Commentary on Paper by Mary E. Sonntagp. 333Katie GentileContainers Without Lidsp. 341Peter G. M. Carnochan
Issue 412 articlesSymposium: On the Interface of Kleinian and Intersubjectivist Approaches to a Clinical Casep. 363Stephen Seligman & Malcom Owen SlavinUnconscious Experience: Relational Perspectivesp. 365Meira LikiermanCrash: What We Do When We Cannot Touch: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likiermanp. 377Jessica BenjaminHow a Kleinian Analysis Also Tells a Relational and Intersubjective Story: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likiermanp. 387Malcolm Owen SlavinThe Analyst's Theoretical Persuasion and the Construction of a Conscientious Analysis: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likiermanp. 397Stephen SeligmanSome Questions About Divergences and Similarities Between Kleinian and Intersubjective Approaches: Reply to Commentariesp. 407Meira LikiermanIntroduction to Papers from the Conference Dionysius' Ear: Trauma, Tragedy, and Psychoanalytic Listeningp. 413Donna M. OrangeTragedy and Healingp. 417Maurizio PinatoShattering the Analytic Mirror: Corinna and the Interweaving of Trauma and Tragedy in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Maurizio Pinatop. 431Malcolm Owen SlavinBetween Fate and Destiny: Oedipus and Reactive Certainty in the Consulting Roomp. 445Suzi Naiburg“Earth, Speak to Me, Grass, Speak to Me!” Trauma, Tragedy, and the Crash Between Cultures in Medeap. 465Susanna Federici-NebbiosiMythos and Logosp. 481Spyros D. Orfanos
Issue 514 articlesFrom Lifegiver to Mutual Nurturance: A Relational Perspective on Symington's Monadic View of Narcissismp. 499Batya Shoshani, Michael Shoshani & Mitchel BeckerForeclosed Futures: Working in Clinical Gray Zonesp. 519Maureen MurphyWhere We Both Have Livedp. 527Sandra SilvermanGhosts, Unhealable Wounds, and Resilience: Commentary on Papers by Sandra Silverman and Maureen Murphyp. 543Adrienne HarrisOur Histories are with Us: Reply to Commentaryp. 553Sandra SilvermanJokes and their Relation to the Unconscious: Humor as a Fundamental Emotional Experiencep. 557Joseph NewirthAnd Now for Something Completely Different: Humor in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Joseph Newirthp. 573Neil AltmanThe Analyst as Comic and the Comic in Analysis: Reply to Commentaryp. 579Joseph NewirthTermination, Terminable and Interminable: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 585Heather CraigeTermination and Its Discontents: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 591Kim RosenfieldA Letter to Jody Messler Daviesp. 595Sarah HillTime Passes: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 599Bruce ReisTerminations, Self-States, and Complexity in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 603William J. CoburnReply to Commentariesp. 611Jody Messler Davies
Issue 611 articlesAt the Nexus of Love, Lust, and Attachmentp. 617Margaret Crastnopol“Let's Do It Again”: Further Reflections on Eros and Attachmentp. 619Virginia GoldnerOn the Subjectivity of Lustful States of Mindp. 639Martin Stephen FrommerThe Times We Sizzle, and the Times We Sigh: The Multiple Erotics of Arousal, Anticipation, and Releasep. 665Jody Messler DaviesThe Rub: Sexual Interplay as a Nexus of Lust, Romantic Love, and Emotional Attachmentp. 687Margaret CrastnopolLove, Desire, Jouissance: Two out of Three Ain't Badp. 711Jeanne Wolff BernsteinSitting with Eros and Psyche on a Buddhist Psychoanalyst's Cushionp. 725Harriet Kimble WryeOpening what has been Closed, Relaxing what has been Clenched: Dissociation and Enactment Over Time in Committed Relationshipsp. 747Donnel B. SternUnforgetting and Excess, the Re-creation and Re-finding of Suppressed Sexualityp. 763Ruth A. SteinLove, Sex, Romance, and Psychoanalytic Goalsp. 779Mark J. BlechnerTanya and the Adaptive Dialectic of Romantic Passion and Secure Attachmentp. 793Malcolm Owen Slavin