Issue 111 articlesThe Analyst’s Generous Involvement: Recognition and the “Tension of Tenderness”p. 1Stuart A. PizerA Clinical Exploration of Moving Anger Forward: Intimacy, Anger, and Creative Freedomp. 14Barbara PizerAffective Relatedness in Stance and Process: Commentary on Papers by Stuart A. Pizer and Barbara Pizerp. 29John C. FoehlFrom No Name Woman to Birth of Integrated Identity: Trauma-Based Cultural Dissociation in Immigrant Women and Creative Integrationp. 37Kris YiDiscussion of Kris Yi’s Paper “From No Name Woman to Birth of Integrated Identity: Trauma-Based Cultural Dissociation in Immigrant Women and Creative Integration”p. 46Kimberlyn LearyPsychoanalysis’s Cultural Dissociation Meets Ethnic Minorities: Reply to Commentary by Kimberlyn Learyp. 52Kris YiThe Bilingual Therapist and Transference to Language: Language use in Therapy and its Relationship to Object Relational Contextp. 56Sophie D. WalshThe Princess and the Penis: A Post Postmodern Queer-y Talep. 72Hilary OffmanPsychical Transmissions: Freud, Spiritualism, and the Occultp. 88Claudie MassicotteFreud and the Psychoanalysis of Telepathy: Commentary on Claudie Massicotte’s “Psychical Transmissions”p. 103Marsha Aileen HewittTelepathic Entanglements: Where are we Today? Commentary on Paper by Claudie Massicottep. 109Janine de Peyer
Issue 212 articlesCredop. 123Joseph D. LichtenbergThe Dead Babyp. 129Orna GuralnikHow to Come to Terms With the Shadows of the Past in the Treatment of Third-Generation Patients: A Commentary on Orna Guralnik’s Paper “The Dead Baby”p. 146Werner BohleberThe Right to Our Own History: Paradoxical Transference and the “Friendly Foreigner” Commentary on Orna Guralnik Paperp. 154Haydée FaimbergDead Babies: Response to Orna Guralnik’s Paper
Issue 314 articlesImagining Fear: Attachment, Threat, and Psychic Experiencep. 253Arietta SladeDiscussion of Slade “Imagining Fear”p. 267Adrienne HarrisGiving Words to the Unsayable: The Healing Power of Describing What Happenedp. 277Alicia F. Lieberman“Ghosts in the Psychoanalytic Nursery”: Response to Lieberman & Harrisp. 282Arietta SladePsychoanalytic Depth: A Contemporary Concept?
Issue 414 articlesAttachment, Family Therapy, and Relational Psychoanalysis: Introduction to Virginia Goldner’s “Romantic Bonds, Binds, and Ruptures: Couples on the Brink”p. 399Stephen SeligmanRomantic Bonds, Binds, and Ruptures: Couples on the Brinkp. 402Virginia GoldnerWhen the Context is in the Room: Extending the Relational Paradigmp. 419Paul L. WachtelWhat is Happening With Bill and Jane?p. 427Leslie GreenbergAttachment, Recognition, and Secondary Trauma: Reply to Commentaries
Issue 513 articlesInside the Revolution: Power, Sex, and Technique in Freud’s “‘Wild’ Analysis”p. 499Muriel DimenThe Revolution Betrayed: A Commentary on Muriel Dimen’s Inside the Revolutionp. 516Adam PhillipsOn Not Quite Taking Up the Gauntlet: Reply to Adam Phillipsp. 521Muriel DimenWorking With Disruption in the Supervisory Relationship: Introduction to Panelp. 523Joan Sarnat & Stephen SeligmanPsychoanalytic Supervision in a Heterogeneous Theoretical Context: Benefits and Complications
Issue 612 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. 0Introductionp. 615Adrienne HarrisThe Things We Carry: Finding/Creating the Object and the Analyst’s Self-Reflective Participationp. 621Steven H. CooperThe Analyst’s Private Space: Spontaneity, Ritual, Psychotherapeutic Action, and Self-Carep. 637Ken Corbett