Issue 111 articlesIn This IssueIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 35-1p. 1Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine, Amy Schwartz Cooney & Jack FoehlThe Lewis Aron Prize: IntroductionEditors’ Introduction: The Lewis Aron Prizep. 3Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine, Amy Schwartz Cooney & Jack FoehlThe Lewis Aron Prize: ArticlesMeeting in the In-Between: Grief, Immobility, and Transformationp. 4Rachel KarlinerWho is Free to Free Associate: Psychoanalysis and Social Ethics (AKA “Look a Psychoanalyst!”)p. 19Elise GeltmanLewis Aron's Last Lectures: Jung and Contemporary Psychoanalysisp. 35Lewis Aron, Zane Dodd & Galit AtlasPanel: ArticleHolding and Containing: “The Metaphor of the Baby” in Winnicott, Bion, and Kleinp. 46Stephen SeligmanPanel: DiscussionsA Discussion of Stephen Seligman’s Holding and Containing: “The Metaphor of the Baby” in Winnicott, Bion, and Kleinp. 55Denis FlynnInfancy and Concern: A Response to Stephen Seligmanp. 60Lesley CaldwellPanel: ReplyToward an Inclusive Spirit: Clarifying Harmonies and Differences – Response to Caldwell and Flynn Commentaries on “Bion’s and Winnicott’s Babies”p. 68Stephen SeligmanDialogue: IntroductionTalking in a Time of Violent Destruction: Introduction to a Dialogue Between Orna Guralnik and Christine Harbp. 78Jessica BenjaminDialogue: Article“Many People Would Throw a Tantrum at This Point”: An Israeli and a Palestinian Discuss 7 October, Gaza, and the Futurep. 83Orna Guralnik & Christine Harb
Issue 237 articlesIn this IssueIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 35–2p. 103Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine & Amy Schwartz CooneyArticlesCalamities and Secrets, the Power of the Fetishp. 106Margaret RubinDiscussionsThe Horsehead and the Man of Steelp. 121Jody Messler DaviesReflections on Margaret Rubin’s Analysis of Saturated, Sexualized Horrorp. 129Paul WilliamsDelving into the Never-Ending Challenge of Reinventing Psychoanalysis for Severe Perversionp. 133Ofra EshelRepliesBearing the Unbearablep. 148Margaret RubinAprès CoupAprès Coup of “Romantic Bonds, Binds, and Ruptures: Couples on the Brink”p. 157Virginia Goldner, Lauren Levine & Stephen HartmanIntro to “Romantic Bonds, Binds and Ruptures: Couples on the Brink”p. 176Virginia GoldnerThe Tools We Carry: The Lasting Contributions of Virginia Goldner’s “Romantic Bonds, Binds, and Ruptures: Couples on the Brink”p. 179Bob BartlettReading Virginia is (and as) Supervisionp. 182Mary Kim BrewsterIn the Field as Well as on the Brinkp. 185Mary-Joan GersonDisorganized Attachment in Romantic Couples: A Cross-Cultural Relational Approach (USA–Mexico)p. 188Marcela López GonzálezApego Desorganizado en la Pareja Romántica: Un Enfoque Relacional Intercultural (EUA-México)p. 190Marcela López GonzálezListening from the Brinkp. 193Leigh LyndonThis Love Business: Attending to the Embodiment of Both the Therapist and Both Partners in Couples Therapyp. 195Stacy MalinLove is Louderp. 199Jean-Emmanuel MalpasVirginia Goldner’s Seminal Contributions to Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapyp. 203Shelley NathansSharin’ the Love of So Many Ideasp. 206Philip A. RingstromThinking About Couples on the Brink in a World that is Also on the Brinkp. 210Ellen F. Wachtel & Paul L. WachtelArticlesReflection, Representation, and Diffraction in the Analytic Process Based Upon Quantum Theoryp. 214Deborah BryonDiscussionsWhy Physics? Commentary on Reflection, Representation, and Diffraction in the Analytic Processp. 239Terry Marks-TarlowRepliesUnderstanding Diffraction as an Aspect of Working with Metaphorp. 254Deborah BryonNotes from the Field: Therapists Working in Wartime UkraineIntroductionp. 259Amy Schwartz CooneyConsulting from the Heartp. 260Amy Schwartz CooneyReflections on the Psychological and Relational Impact of Warp. 262Alyona Esse-ChukanovaA Story with No Endingp. 264Oksana LyzakThe Complexity of Experiencing War from a Distancep. 266Iryna BlazhinaChanges in Group Therapy Dynamics During Warp. 267Iryna BlazhinaConstructive Profession in Destructive Timesp. 269Olena KhrystychEmigration (Refugee-Hood) During War: Personal and Analytic Reflectionsp. 271Nina KryzhanivskaSubjectivity in Therapy During Warp. 273Olga MukhaThe Therapeutic Relationships Amid Catastrophic Disruption of Life Tiesp. 275Nataliia SecretariukRelationality as a New Formation of War in the Therapeutic Processp. 277Kateryna ShelestGood and Evil in the Psychotherapy Room During Wartimep. 280Olga Stepashko“Navigating through the Storm”: A Shelter Among Shadowsp. 283Theodoros TsirigotisReflections on the Good Objectp. 285Olena Uzunova-TsebenohaFrom Witness to With-Ness: Supervising in Ukrainep. 287Rachel Sopher
Issue 325 articlesIn this IssueIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 35–3p. 291Stephen Hartman & Lauren LevineSnapshots on Attacks on LinkingIntroductionp. 293Stephen Hartman & Lauren LevineOn Attacks on Linkingp. 294Leopoldo CaravedoSobre el Ataque al Vinculop. 296Leopoldo CaravedoBion’s “Attacks on Linking” and the Roots of Ethical Lifep. 298Giuseppe CivitareseGroup Methods for Attacking Thoughts and Mangling Perceptionp. 300Karim G. DajaniGrief and Loss, Hopes and Desiresp. 303Chanda D. GriffinBeing the Brick: Notes Toward Thinking About the Clinical Utility of Trans Negativityp. 305Griffin HansburyThe Ineffable Effablep. 307Shifa HaqStutteringp. 309Gohar HomayounpourUnsent Letter to a Fatherp. 311Julie LeavittAttacks on Linking: Musings on Psychic Survivalp. 314Holly LevenkronAttacks on Linking: Subway Collisions and Connectionsp. 317Dionne R. PowellAgainst Literalism: The Sick City, Infanticide, and Attacks on Linkingp. 320Noha SadekArticlesMy Mother’s Haiti, Reduxp. 323Shari AppollonDiscussionsTu n'as rien vu en Haäti: Discussion of Shari Appollon's Paperp. 337Andrew AsibongDe-Pathologizing Colonial Traumas and Colonial Lives: A Response to Shari Appollonp. 345Kris YiRepliesA Haitian, a Korean, and a Mixed-Race Black Brit Walk into a Barp. 353Shari AppollonArticleTelescopic Memories, Psychic Zones, Hidden Times*p. 357Rina LazarDiscussionsCourageous Transformative Moments in Treatment: A Response to Rina Lazarp. 371Sandra BuechlerRepliesTelescopic Memories – “A Raid on the Inarticulate”p. 375Rina LazarArticlesFractal Seams and the Spaces in Between: Transpersonal Perspectives on the Liminal in Analytic Processp. 380Yakov Shapiro & Deborah BryonAddenda to Notes From the Field: Therapists Working in Wartime UkraineIntroductionp. 405Amy Schwartz CooneyThere and Then: Reflections on a Spreading Absencep. 406Maria KarakoshenkoLife Giving Denial: Surviving the Loss of Absolutesp. 407Nelia Narytsa
Issue 413 articlesCredo: Article“I Don’t Want This Knowledge”: The Aftermath of a Natural Disasterp. 409Ghislaine BoulangerArticlesErotic Entanglements in the Search to Be and Belong: Traversing the Forcefield of Dependency and Desirep. 430Sarah SchoenDiscussionsAnalytic Eroticism: Commentary on Schoen’s “Erotic Entanglements”p. 450Dianne EliseEcstasy and Agony: When Too Much is Not Enoughp. 459Janine de PeyerRepliesDesire as Psychoanalysis’ Muse: The Unbearable Permeability of Wantingp. 468Sarah SchoenArticlesWho Gets to Be a Child? Clinical and Cultural Reflections on Racism, White Infantilization, and Kyle Rittenhousep. 478David G. CushmanDiscussionsReflections on Boyhood as a Non/Human Statep. 500Brianna SuslovicAmplifying Cushman’s Adultification and Infantilizationp. 505Marsha H. Levy-WarrenRepliesPossibilities and Expansion for Adultification Bias and White Infantilizationp. 511David G. CushmanArticlesObscura/Lucida: The Punctum of the Queer Imagep. 517Charlotte CurtisDiscussionsHead Cinema, Transitional Space, and the Archive of the Analystp. 533Ken CorbettThe Moonkeepersp. 538June Lee KwonRepliesThe Verdant Archivep. 542Charlotte Curtis
Issue 520 articlesIn This IssueIn This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 35–5p. 547Stephen Hartman & Lauren LevineArticle 1The Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disordersp. 548Gila AshtorDiscussion of Gila Ashtor's articleDissociation: Defense And/Or Deficit in the Making of a Pseudo Selfp. 572Anne AlvarezHypnoid States, the Structuralization of Mind, and the Interpersonal/Relational Understanding of Dissociationp. 576Donnel B. SternPseudo-Self and the Hidden Order of Detachmentp. 585Peter GoldbergThe Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disorders: Reply to Discussionsp. 606Gila AshtorArticle 1 [En español]El Pseudo-Self: Disociación y Trastornos del Sentirp. 611Gila AshtorDiscussion of Gila Ashtor's article [En español]Disociación: Defensa y/o Déficit en la Formación de un Pseudo-Selfp. 637Anne AlvarezEstados Hipnoides, la Estructuración de la Mente y la Comprensión Interpersonal/Relacional de la Disociaciónp. 641Donnel B. SternPseudo-Self y el Orden Oculto del Desapegop. 651Peter GoldbergEl Pseudo-Self: Disociación y Trastornos del Sentir: Repuesta a Las Discusionesp. 673Gila AshtorArticle 2Trips of the Tongue: Accents in the Consulting Roomp. 678Tara ChivukulaDiscussion of Tara Chivukula's articleThe Echo(Location) of Identity: Discussion of Tara Chivukula’s Trips of the Tonguep. 695Velleda C. CeccoliBabel: Our Accents, Ourselvesp. 699Veronica CsillagStanding in Between Accents, Listening for Whispersp. 706Marie SabaReply: Speaking in Tongues: Notes on a Linguistic Tripp. 712Tara ChivukulaArticle 3Transference Onto the Body: Beyond the Relational, the Symbolic, and Hystoricalp. 719Riccardo LombardiDiscussion of Riccardo Lombardi's articleTuning in to the Sounds of Alivenessp. 733Sharone BergnerUncertainty and Certainty Regarding Embodied Attention and Its Re-Presentationsp. 744Steven H. KnoblauchDiscussion of Riccardo Lombardi's articleEclipsing the Body and Other “Primitive” Notionsp. 753Katie Gentile
Issue 614 articlesArticle 1Thinking Race: Exploring the Scene of Racial Enactmentp. 763Bernadine H. HanDiscussion of Bernadine H. Han's articleUn(Thinking) Race, Resisting Knowing, Restoring the Social Thirdp. 779Daniel José GaztambideThinking Race: Traversing Perilous Terrain with Bernadine Hanp. 790Alexandra WoodsReply [Article 1]Inviting and Meeting the Hyper-Real: Response to Woods and Gaztambidep. 803Bernadine H. HanArticle 2Expansion and Regression in Oceanic Experience: A Model of Psychedelic Consciousness for Psychoanalysisp. 808Karen Peoples & Megan RundelDiscussion of Karen Peoples and Megan Rundel's articleExpansion without Erasure: A Psychoanalytic Response to Peoples and Rundelp. 831Daniel A. BrennerDiscussion of “Expansion and Regression in Oceanic Experience”p. 846Lawrence FischmanLooking Up at the Stars from the Middle of the Lake: Dare We Speak of Spirit? A Model of Psychedelic Consciousness for Psychoanalysisp. 860David RaniereReply [Article 2]Expansion and Regression: Reply to Discussionsp. 870Karen Peoples & Megan RundelArticle 3Laplanche in the Consulting Room: An Emerging Paradigm for Psychoanalytic Therapeutic Actionp. 877Sam GuzzardiDiscussion of Sam Guzzardi's articleFucking Freep. 892Adam BlumWhen What Preserves Tears Me Apart: The Lytic, the Therapeutic, the Impossiblep. 904Daniel G. ButlerBetween Restraint and Vertigo: Notes from the Fire Escapep. 912Jade McGleughlinReply [Article 3]Notes from the Après Coup, or, Jammin’ Out and Fuckin’ Freep. 920Sam Guzzardi