Issue 116 articlesThe Smell of Paper: On the Usefulness of Musical Thought in Psychoanalytic Practicep. 1Gianni NebbiosiInterweaving the Symbolic and Nonsymbolic in Therapeutic Action: Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi’s “The Smell of Paper”p. 10Hazel IppMaking Music Together: Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi’s “The Smell of Paper”p. 17Margaret J. BlackNebbiosi’s Third: A Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi’s “The Smell of Paper”p. 26Spyros D. OrfanosA Postscript to Panel Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi’s “The Smell of Paper: On the Usefulness of Musical Thought in Psychoanalytic Practice”p. 32Steven H. CooperA Mutual Survival of Destructiveness and Its Creative Potential for Agency and Desirep. 36Lauren LevineA Courageous, Creative, Though Cautionary, Tale: Commentary on Dr. Lauren Levine’s Paper, “A Mutual Survival of Destructiveness and Its Creative Potential for Agency and Desire”p. 50Stefanie Solow GlennonMourning, Regeneration, and the Psychic Future: A Discussion of Levine’s “A Mutual Survival of Destructiveness and Its Creative Potential for Agency and Desire”p. 56Steven H. CooperTo Be Saved and Not Saved: The Ongoing Challenge of Working in the Depressive Position: Reply to Commentariesp. 63Lauren LevineIntroduction to IARPP Plenary Panel, Toronto, June 2015p. 70Donnel B. Stern“Elisa” Drowning in a River of Tears: Where Does Power Dwell?p. 73Francesca ColzaniCounter-Transferential Conflicts as Emergent Relational Properties and “Symptoms” of the Analystp. 82Gillian StrakerAuthoritativeness and Responsibility in the Analytic Exploratory Process Discussion of Elisa’s Casep. 87Susanna Federici-NebbiosiThe Risks of Therapist Passivity and the Potentials of Constructivist Influencep. 91Irwin Z. HoffmanResponse to Discussantsp. 98Francesca ColzaniWalking the Tightrope of Emotional Dwellingp. 103George E. Atwood & Robert D. Stolorow
Issue 215 articlesMuriel Dimen (1942-2016)p. 109Disorders of Temporality and The Subjective Experience of Time: Unresponsive Objects and the Vacuity of the Futurep. 110Stephen SeligmanA Window in Time: A Response to “Disorders of Temporality and The Subjective Experience of Time: Unresponsive Objects and the Vacuity of the Future” by Stephen Seligmanp. 129Adrienne Harris & Robert BartlettA Discussion of “Disorders of Temporality and The Subjective Experience of Time: Unresponsive Objects and the Vacuity of the Future” by Stephen Seligmanp. 136Estelle ShaneThe Writer and the Analyst on and in Time
Issue 315 articlesIntroductionp. 245Adrienne HarrisWhat Are We Doing There? A Therapeutic Talep. 248Rina LazarRegression, Self State Work, and the Developmental Perspective: The Application of Diverse Theoretical Perspectives to Working with Traumap. 259Anthony BassThe Anxious Amalgam of the Wish for “Recognition/Revenge/Reparation”: Discussion of Rina Lazar’s “What Are We Doing There? A Therapeutic Tale”p. 267Sam GersonRegression, Dissociation, Self-States, and the Developmental Dimension in Therapeutic Action
Issue 413 articlesDeath Is Nothing at All: On Contemplating Non-Existence. A Relational Psychoanalytic Engagement of the Fear of Deathp. 373Martin Stephen FrommerWill You Miss Me When I Am Gone? Death and Our Significance to Others: A Discussion of Frommer’s “Death Is Nothing at All”p. 391Peter ShabadPsychoanalytic Engagements With Death: Discussion of Martin Frommer’s “Death Is Nothing at All: On Contemplating Non-Existence”p. 400Sam GersonHow Shall We Talk With Our Patients About Mortality? Response to Gerson and Shabad Discussionsp. 404Martin Stephen Frommer
Issue 514 articlesCredop. 499Frank M. LachmannThe Time Before Us (The Unpast in W. S. Merwin, W. Benjamin, and V. Woolf)p. 513Dominique ScarfoneIntroduction to Papers by Francisco J. González, Juan Francisco Jordan-Moore, and Malcolm Owen Slavinp. 521On the Relation to Non-Relationalityp. 522Francisco J. GonzálezSearching for Transcendence: Drives, Emotions, and Infinityp. 532
Issue 614 articlesCreativity and the Clinical Exchangep. 631Joseph LichtenbergCulturally Imposed Trauma: The Sleeping Dog Has Awakened. Will Psychoanalysis Take Heed?p. 641Dorothy Evans HolmesSleeping Dogs: Psychoanalysis and the Socio-Politicalp. 655Orna GuralnikDiscussion of “Culturally Imposed Trauma: The Sleeping Dog Has Awakened. Will Psychoanalysis Take Heed?”: Commentary on the Paper by Dorothy Evans Holmesp. 664Pratyusha Tummala-NarraI Am, You Are, We … Are … Us! Discussion of “Culturally Imposed Trauma: The Sleeping Dog Has Awakened: Will Psychoanalysis Take Heed?” by Dorothy Evans Holmes, Ph.D.