Issue 110 articlesIsolationp. 1Paul WilliamsDid You Say He Has a Hitler Mustache?: Analytic Vulnerability and Destabilization in the Face of Traumap. 13Sandra SilvermanInhabiting Mutuality—The Mutuality of Vulnerable States in Psychotherapy: A Discussion of “Did You Say He Has a Hitler Mustache?: Analytic Vulnerability and Destabilization in the Face of Trauma”p. 20Anthony BassUncanny Resonances: A Discussion of “Did You Say He Has a Hitler Mustache?: Analytic Vulnerability and Destabilization in the Face of Trauma”p. 28Joyce SlochowerChildlessp. 35Rebecca Harrington“Dying for a Baby” and Other “Confusions of Tongues”: A Discussion of “Childless”p. 51Katie GentileWhat Women Want: A Discussion of “Childless”p. 59Hillary GrillCollapsing Space: Reply to Gentile and Grillp. 69Rebecca HarringtonBread and Roses: Empathy and Recognitionp. 75Rachel Kabasakalian McKayDiscussion of “Bread and Roses: Empathy and Recognition”p. 92Lewis Aron
Issue 213 articlesObituaryLewis Aron (1952-2019)p. 103Spyros D. OrfanosTransgenerational Hauntings: Toward a Social Psychoanalysis and an Ethic of Dis-Illusionmentp. 105Lynne LaytonHistory’s Ethical Demand: Memory, Denial, and Responsibility in the Wake of the Holocaustp. 122Roger FrieExcitations of Vengeance: The We-Ness of Historyp. 143Sue Grand
Issue 313 articlesIntroductionIntroductionp. 239Adrienne HarrisA Postcard from the Fortress: Vulnerable Patients and Therapists in a Changing European Mindscapep. 243Francesco AndreucciMigrants Living in Very Hard Situations: Extreme Migratory Mourning (The Ulysses Syndrome)p. 252Joseba AchoteguiDrops of Light into the Darkness: Migration, Immigration, and Human Rightsp. 269Spyros D. Orfanos
Issue 413 articlesIntroductionp. 383Adrienne HarrisBion’s O and His Pseudo-Mystical Pathp. 388Giuseppe CivitareseWhere are We When We are At-One? Discussion of Bion’s O and His Pseudo-Mystical Pathp. 404Peter GoldbergCivitarese on O: Bion’s Pragmatic and “Aesthetic-Intersubjective” Theory of Truth, the Growth of the Mind, and Therapeutic Action: Discussion of “Bion’s O and His Pseudo-Mystical Path”p. 418Beth SteinbergReply to Goldberg and Steinberg
Issue 514 articlesNavigating the Relational Psychic Economy of Disability: The Case of Mp. 515Brian Watermeyer, Xanthe Hunt, Leslie Swartz & Poul RohlederIt Takes Time: Reflections on AgingSome Reflections on Erikson’s Ninth Stage of Life: Introduction to the Panel on Agingp. 532Estelle ShaneNot Me: The Vicissitudes of Agingp. 536Barbara Pizer“That Time of Year Thou May’st in Me Behold”: An Analyst Encounters Agingp. 543Stuart A. Pizer
Issue 612 articlesOld Objects Die Hard: Generational Rupturesp. 637Jill SalbergPhantom Threads, Invisible Bridges: Discussion of “Old Objects Die Hard: Generational Ruptures”p. 653Seth AronsonListening to Fragments, Ongoing Conversation: Reply to Aronsonp. 659Jill SalbergPsychoanalysis in Real Time: Temporal Troubles in the Clinical Dyadp. 663Sarah SchoenTime Waits for No One: Discussion of “Psychoanalysis in Real Time: Temporal Troubles in the Clinical Dyad”