Issue 113 articlesEditor's NoteIntroduction to Panel: Analytic Asymmetry and Collisions of Idealizationp. 1Steven H. CooperAnalytic Idealizations and the Disavowed: Winnicott, His Patients, and Usp. 3Joyce SlochowerA Reply to Slochower: Qualitatively, a Self Is What It Has as Its Standard of Measurement Kierkegaard, The Sickness Unto Deathp. 22Adam PhillipsCocreated Idealization in the Winnicott/Khan Analysis: Commentary on Paper by Joyce Slochowerp. 28Linda B. HopkinsOn Overcoming Ancestor Worship and on Flawed, Yet Generative Dyads: Commentary on Paper by Joyce Slochowerp. 33Emanuel BermanResponse to Phillips, Hopkins, and Bermanp. 38Joyce SlochowerThe Interplay of Subsymbolic and Symbolic Processes in Psychoanalytic Treatment: It Takes Two to Tango—But Who Knows the Steps, Who's The Leader? The Choreography of the Psychoanalytic Interchangep. 45Wilma BucciHow Do We “Know” What We “Know?” And Change What We “Know?”p. 55James L. FosshageThe Right Brain Implicit Self Lies at the Core of Psychoanalysisp. 75Allan N. SchoreInterfaces Among Neurobiology, Cognitive Science, and Psychoanalysis: Implicit and Explicit Processes in Therapeutic Change. Commentary on Papers by Allan N. Schore, Wilma Bucci, and James L. Fosshagep. 101Sandra G. HershbergMerging and Emerging: A Nonlinear Portrait of Intersubjectivity During Psychotherapyp. 110Terry Marks-TarlowA Warrior's Stance: Commentary on Paper by Terry Marks-Tarlowp. 128William J. CoburnCommentary on Paper by Terry Marks-Tarlowp. 140Robert M. Galatzer-Levy
Issue 2 - Transgender Subjectivities: Theories and Practices7 articlesTransgender Subjectivities: Introduction to Papers by Goldner, Suchet, Saketopoulou, Hansbury, Salamon & Corbett, and Harrisp. 153Virginia GoldnerTrans: Gender in Free Fallp. 159Virginia GoldnerCrossing Overp. 172Melanie SuchetMinding the Gap: Intersections Between Gender, Race, and Class in Work With Gender Variant Childrenp. 192Avgi SaketopoulouKing Kong & Goldilocks: Imagining Transmasculinities Through the Trans–Trans Dyad
Issue 315 articlesNachtraglichkeitp. 239Adrienne Harris & Anthony BassThe Gill/Bromberg Correspondencep. 243Philip M. BrombergThe Gill/Bromberg Correspondencep. 253Steven H. CooperDeeper, Wider: Some Comments on the Gill/Bromberg Correspondencep. 259Edgar A. Levenson“Afterword” to the Gill/Bromberg Correspondencep. 264
Issue 415 articlesWomen on the Couch: Genital Stimulation and the Birth of Psychoanalysisp. 373Karen E. Starr & Lewis AronSexual Healing? Commentary on Paper by Karen E. Starr and Lewis Aronp. 393Muriel Dimen“I'll Have What She's Having”: Commentary on Paper by Karen E. Starr and Lewis Aronp. 398Ann D'ErcoleAbout Starr and Aron's Women on the Couch: Commentary on a Paper by Karen E. Starr and Lewis Aronp. 406André E. Haynal“Was It Good for You?”: Reply to Commentaries
Issue 513 articlesHysteria and Humiliationp. 517Sam GersonThe Mystery of Hysteria and the Crossroads of Power: Commentary on Paper by Sam Gersonp. 531Muriel DimenDiscussion of “Hysteria and Humiliation”: Commentary on Paper by Sam Gersonp. 538Richard LaskyHumiliation and the Cultural and Relational Structuring of Hysteria: Reply to Commentariesp. 548Sam GersonParallel Identification: A Shield Against the Assault of Traumatic Jealousy
Issue 612 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. 0Shaping Subjectivities: Private Memories, Public Archivesp. 643Gillian StrakerRemembering and Responsibility: Commentary on Paper by Gillian Strakerp. 658Donna M. OrangeIn the Apartheid Archives: From Perversion to Paradox. Commentary on Paper by Gillian Strakerp. 664Fathima Moosa