Issue 112 articlesCredo: My Psychoanalytic Adventure—A Quest to Conceptualize Therapeutic Efficacyp. 1Howard BacalThe Problem of Thinking in Black and White: Race in the South African Clinical Dyadp. 20Yvette M. EspreyWishing to Be White: Begging to Be Blackp. 36Gillian StrakerThoughts from a Safe Harbor: Commentary on The Problem of Thinking by Yvette Espreyp. 43Neil AltmanReclaiming a Mind: Commentary on Paper by Yvette Espreyp. 47Melanie SuchetPenetrating Subjectivity: Response to Commentariesp. 52Yvette M. EspreyIntroduction to Panel: Ghosts that Haunt—Sexual Boundary Violations in our Communitiesp. 61Joyce SlochowerThrough a Glass, Clearlyp. 67Seth AronsonAre You Sure It Was with a Patient? What We Talk About When We Talk About Sexual Boundary Violationsp. 73Nancy CrownCandidates’ Responses to Sexual Boundary Violationsp. 79Carina GrossmarkHolistic Thinking and Therapeutic Action: Building on Louis Sander’s Contributionp. 89Steven SternThe Principle of Necessity, and the Necessity of Principle: Commentary on Steven Stern’s Paper “Holistic Thinking and Therapeutic Action: Building on Louis Sander’s Contribution”p. 104William J. Coburn
Issue 220 articlesWorking in the Shadow of the Election: The Day After At Work in the Aftermath of the Trump Victory: Editors’ Introductionp. 111Stephen Seligman, Hazel Ipp & Anthony BassVignetteJason’s Dreamp. 113Barbara PizerShock and the Search for Allied Powerp. 115Stuart A. PizerTrump Traumap. 117Ken Corbett
Issue 331 articlesTime-Soaked: How Trauma Submerges In and Out of Timep. 241Bob BartlettWade in the Water: Transference Actualization and the Ethics of Memory—Discussion of Bartlett’s “Time-Soaked”p. 255William F. CornellDreams and Self Rebirthingp. 264Brent WillockDwelling in Possibility: Response to Willock and Cornellp. 278Bob BartlettGoing Too Far: Relational Heroines and Relational Excess
Issue 412 articlesA Panel on Ethics: Introductionp. 389Adrienne E. HarrisOn “That Is Not Psychoanalysis”: Ethics as the Main Tool for Psychoanalytic Knowledge and Discussionp. 392Dominique ScarfoneDiscussion of Dominique Scarfone’s Paper, “On ‘That Is Not Psychoanalysis’: Ethics as the Main Tool for Psychoanalytic Knowledge and Discussion”: Terminable and Interminable Discussionp. 401Janine PugetThe Task of the Translatorp. 406Eyal RozmarinEthics and the Psychoanalytic Hard Problem
Issue 512 articlesThe Relationality of Everyday Life: The Unfinished Journey of Relational Psychoanalysisp. 503Paul L. WachtelRelational Lacunae: Gaps in the Relational Literature and Clinical Practice? Commentary on Paper by Paul Wachtelp. 522Paul RennBuilding on Wachtel’s Points About Implications of Mitchell’s Ideas: Suggestions Based on the Participatory Philosophical Perspective for Locating the Person in the World of Practical Activitiesp. 530Michael A. WestermanA Procedural, Contextual, Action-Focused Understanding: Response to Renn and Westermanp. 546Paul L. Wachtel
Issue 611 articlesWho Is the Sufferer and What Is Being Suffered? Subjectivity in Times of Social Malaisep. 635Nancy Caro HollanderReflections on Hollander’s “Hegemonic Mind” and How to Treat Itp. 651Dorothy Evans HolmesNeo Homo Economicus and the End of the Subjectp. 658Eyal RozmarinMapping Aggression and Hegemony in the Neoliberal Erap. 669Nancy Caro HollanderThe “Activist Client”: Social Responsibility, the Political Self, and Clinical Practice in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis