Issue 113 articlesArticlesRevisiting the Psychoanalytic Object: Introductionp. 1Lisa DirectorThe Ties That Bindp. 12Andrew B. DruckThe Concept of the Internal Object: Some Defining Featuresp. 25Anne Alvarez“What Just Happened?”p. 35Paul WilliamsForms in Motion: A Personal View of Object Relationsp. 47Stephen SeligmanWhen Time Stands Still: The Non-Interactive Interaction in the Psychoanalytic Encounterp. 59Boaz ShalgiThe Unfreezing of Time in the Haunted Hoursp. 69Deborah DowdPoetics in the Clinical Encounterp. 78Sarah MendelsohnOriginality, Dread, and Object Usage: Commentary on Papers by Sarah Mendelsohn and Deborah Dowdp. 86Lucinda BallantynePina Bausch and the Interweaving of Trauma, Memory, and Creative Transformation: Commentary on Papers by Sarah Mendelsohn and Deborah Dowdp. 94Lauren LevineReencounter With History and Memory Through a Therapeutic Processp. 102Elena Gómez & Juana KovalskysHow Therapy With Victims of Political Trauma Repairs the Third—Commentary on Gómez and Kovalskys’s Work in the Context of Postdictatorship Chilep. 115Jessica BenjaminTraveling Through the Unthinkable and the Nameless: Discussion of Gómez and Kovalskysp. 122Victor Doñas
Issue 215 articlesThe Negative Transitional Object: Theoretical Elaboration and Clinical Illustrationp. 131David PauleyCommentary on “The Negative Transitional Object: Theoretical Elaboration and Clinical Illustration”p. 144Lesley CaldwellCommentary on “The Negative Transitional Object: Theoretical Elaboration and Clinical Illustration”p. 151Van Dyke DeGoliaResponse to Discussants Lesley Caldwell and Van Dyke DeGoliap. 157David PauleyRemembering and Remembering to Forget
Issue 314 articlesStates of Exile and Marginalizationp. 265Gillian StrakerThe Potential of Paradox in States of Exile: Discussion of “States of Exile and Marginalization”p. 272Garth StevensEngaging with the Hatred of the Other: Personal Reflections Discussion of “States of Exile and Marginalization”p. 279Gillian EagleCommentary on “Night Cries: A Rural Tragedy” by Tracey Moffatt and Discussion of “States of Exile and Marginalization” by Gillian Strakerp. 285Margarita KahnGillian Straker on Tracey Moffatt’s Night Cries
Issue 415 articlesThree Dimensional Field Theory: Dramatization and Improvisation in a Psychoanalytic Theory of Changep. 379Philip A. RingstromDiscussion of “Three Dimensional Field Theory”p. 397James L. FosshageSomething and Nothing, Aliveness and Deadness: Discussion of “Three Dimensional Field Theory”p. 403Glen O. GabbardPsychoanalysis in Three Dimensions: Ringstrom’s Relational Metapsychology: Discussion of “Three Dimensional Field Theory”p. 411Shlomit Yadlin-GadotRelational Metapsychology in a Three Dimensional Field Theory of Change: Reply to Gabbard, Gadot, and Fosshage
Issue 515 articlesWhen the Political Becomes Personal: Introductionp. 511Virginia GoldnerWe Were the Futurep. 512Rina LazarCounter-Recognition in Decolonial Strugglep. 520Sally SwartzThe Undream: When the Clinical (Becomes?) Politicalp. 528Victor A. DoñasHarsh Conditions/Loving Work: Relational Psychoanalysis Expands Its Reach: Commentary on Panelp. 535
Issue 615 articlesObituaryJeremy Safran (1952 −2018)p. 1Lewis Aron & Steven KuchuckIntroductionIntroduction to Panel: “The Rituals of Relational Psychoanalysis”p. 647Chana UllmanArticlesThe “Rituals” of the Relational Perspective: Theoretical Shifts and Clinical Implicationsp. 651Jody Messler DaviesData, Dreams, and Drives: Interpersonal and Relational Innovations in Perspective