Issue 113 articlesThe Hermeneutic Turn: Soft Science or Loyal Opposition?p. 1Donald P. SpenceLoyal Opposition and the Clarity of Dissent: Commentary on Donald P. Spence's “The Hermeneutic Turn”p. 11Jerome BrunerCenters of Moral Gravity: Commentary on Donald Spence's “The Hermeneutic Turn”p. 21Richard RortyPsychoanalysis and the Urban Poorp. 29Neil AltmanEgo Psychological and Object Relational Approaches — Is it Either/Or?: Commentary on Neil Altman's “Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor”p. 51Anni BergmanThe Social Politics of Psychoanalysis Commentary on Neil Altman's: “Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor”p. 69RoseMarie Peréz FosterReply to Bergman and Fosterp. 85Neil AltmanEnactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure: A Case Historyp. 93Morris EagleInteraction and Interpretation: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”p. 111Merton M. GillInsight and Experience: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”p. 123Theodore J. JacobsTheory and Change: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”p. 129Robert B. ShapiroReply to Gill, Jacobs, and Shapirop. 139Morris EagleLearning from the Patient: by Patrick Casement (New York: Guilford Press, xiv + 386 pp., $35.00)p. 151Anthony Bass
Issue 210 articlesIntroduction: Hermeneutics and Youp. 169Steven H. CooperA Relational Model of Inquiry and Truth: The Place of Psychoanalysis in Human Conversationp. 177Charles SpezzanoTransferred Fictionsp. 209Richard E. GehaPsychoanalysis as “Conversation” and as “Fiction”: Commentary on Charles Spezzano's “A Relational Model of Inquiry and Truth” and Richard Geha's “Transferred Fictions”p. 245Louis A. SassOn the “Mere” Fictions of Psychoanalysis: Reply to Sass
Issue 310 articlesSex, Gender, and the Analyst's Subjectivityp. 319Joseph NewirthThe Patient's Transference Experience of the Analyst's Gender: Projection, Factuality, Interpretation, or Constructionp. 323Ruth GruenthalCountertransference Enactments and Some Issues Related to External Factors in the Analyst's Lifep. 343Irwin HirschLife Used To Be So Easy: Commentary on Papers by Gruenthal and Hirschp. 367Alan KindlerGender-Role Stereotypes and Clinical Process: Commentary on Papers by Gruenthal and Hirsch
Issue 414 articlesResentment, Indignation, Entitlement The Transformation of Unconscious Wish into Needp. 481Peter ShabadWish, Need, and Neediness: Commentary on Shabad's “Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement”p. 495Emmanuel GhentA Self-Psychological Perspective on Shabad's “Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement”p. 509Frank M. LachmannThe Essential Invisibility of Trauma and the Need for Repetition: Commentary on Shabad's “Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement”p. 515Paul L. RussellParadox and the Repetitive Search for the Real: Reply to Ghent, Lachmann, and Russell