Issue 124 articlesIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:1p. 1Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine & Amy Schwartz CooneyMission Statementp. 3Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine & Amy Schwartz CooneyThe Triple Entendrep. 6Shari AppollonThe Whiteness Taboo: Interrogating Whiteness in Psychoanalysisp. 13Molly MersonEngaging the Whitewashed Countertransference: Race Unexpectedly Appears for Therapyp. 28Beverly BurchCommentary on Beverly Burch, “Engaging the Whitewashed Countertransference: Race Unexpectedly Appears for Therapy”p. 38Lynne LaytonThank You for Having Mep. 42June Lee KwonRace, Politics, and Spiritual Crisis: A Response to Commentariesp. 46Beverly BurchThe Waiting Room as an Extension of the Treatment: Transference and Countertransference across the Consulting and Waiting Roomsp. 50Christopher BonovitzDiscussion: “The Waiting Room as an Extension of the Treatment: Transference and Countertransference across the Consulting and Waiting Rooms”p. 63Adrienne E. HarrisWaiting in Rooms: Discussion of Paper by Christopher Bonovitzp. 69Steven H. CooperIn Transit; from Waiting Room to Waiting in Virtual Space: Reply to Harris and Cooperp. 77Christopher BonovitzPsychoanalysis in the Meantimep. 81Lisa C. BeritzhoffPsychic and Political Dimensions of Displacement: A Dialogue with A Social Science Perspectivep. 100Bettina von LieresDiscussion of “Psychoanalysis in the Meantime”p. 110Paola M. ContrerasPsychoanalysis Moving in Places It Rarely Goes: To the Meantime and Beyondp. 117Lisa C. BeritzhoffEditors’ Notep. 122Citizen/Psychoanalyst/OGp. 124Stephen SeligmanFeeling Blue?p. 125Almas MerchantBetween Despair and Hopep. 126Pratyusha Tummala-NarraAfter the Election: A View from Abroadp. 127Jeanne Wolff BernsteinThe U.S.A. Presidential Election of 2020: Yesterday Was Hard on All of Usp. 128Cynthia ChalkerLeft behind and the Need to Belongp. 129Peter ShabadThe Night of the Broken Mirrorsp. 130Victor A. Donas
Issue 212 articlesIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:2p. 133Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine & Amy Schwartz CooneyKittens in the Clinical Space: Expanding Subjectivity through Dense Temporalities of Interspecies Transcorporeal Becomingp. 135Katie GentileCritical Theory and Its Challenge to Psychoanalysis: Response to Katie Gentile’s “Kittens in the Clinical Space: Expanding Subjectivity through Dense Temporalities of Interspecies Transcorporeal Becoming”p. 151Patricia Ticineto CloughPrefiguring Ontological Theory and Method beyond “The Human”: A Response to Clough’s Discussion of “Kittens in the Clinical Space”p. 160Katie Gentile
Issue 315 articlesIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:3p. 251Amy Schwartz Cooney, Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman & Lauren LevineCredo: So Our Lives Glide Onp. 253Ken CorbettVarieties of Clinical Intuition: Explicit, Implicit, and Nonlocal Neurodynamicsp. 262Yakov Shapiro & Terry Marks-TarlowFeverish Nonknowledge, or Intuition at the Boiling Pointp. 282Daniel G. ButlerPortals through Liminal Space: Commentary on Shapiro and Marks-Tarlow’s “Varieties of Clinical Intuition”
Issue 421 articlesIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:4p. 407Amy Schwartz Cooney, Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman & Lauren LevineCommunity Psychoanalysis: Collaborative Practice as Interventionp. 409Francisco J. González & Rachael PeltzThe Core Seminar Diaries: Wild Rides, Echoing Groups, and Explorations in Humanityp. 428Lee Slome“A Difficulty in the Path of Psychoanalysis”: The Community Psychoanalysis Consortium and the Community Consultantsp. 439Lani Chow & Maria Seymour St. John
Issue 513 articlesIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:5p. 527Amy Schwartz Cooney, Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman & Lauren LevineA Radically Open Analysis: Writing as Wrapping, Video as Skinp. 528Kathleen Del Mar MillerGenre Trouble and the Poetic Risk of Form: A Response to Kathleen Del Mar Millerp. 545Ann PellegriniA Letter to Kathleen Del Mar Miller: Skin to Skin, Bone to Bonep. 551Julie LeavittPlaying Cat’s Cradle with Ann and Julie: A Response to Pellegrini and Leavitt
Issue 613 articlesIn this Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:6p. 639Stephen Hartman, Jack Foehl, Lauren Levine & Amy Schwartz CooneyExpressivity and Transformation through Language in Work with Serious Disorderp. 641Lisa DirectorDoes Talking Cure, or are We Searching for a Cure for the Way We Talk? Discussion of “Expressivity and Transformation through Language in Work with Serious Disorder”p. 656Peter GoldbergThe Therapist’s Voice: Discussion of “Expressivity and Transformation through Language in Work with Serious Disorder”p. 664Anne Alvarez