Issue 127 articlesSnapshots on Hope: IntroductionIntroductionp. 1Lauren Levine, Stephen Hartman, Mary Kim Brewster, Marie Saba & Sarah SchoenSnapshots on Hope: EssaysHope as an Act of Repair: A Mosaic Essay Assembled in Fragmentsp. 2Donna BassinPass Overp. 6Ofra BlochDIES IRAE (English Version)p. 8Jorge BruceDIES IRAE (Versión Español)p. 10Jorge BruceOn the Occasion of My 60th Birthdayp. 12Cynthia ChalkerTimes of Hearthsp. 14Victor DoñasBetween Hope and Dreadp. 16Elizabeth (Beth) KitaWhat’s Hate Got to Do with It: A Paradox of Hopep. 18Samanta Batra MehtaHope Dreamsp. 20Spyros D. OrfanosGiving up as Hopep. 22Noha SadekHope and Capacityp. 25Steven SternOn Hopep. 27Jennifer L. StevensGardening in Africa: A Note on Hopep. 29Sally SwartzTense Hopep. 31Foluke TaylorArticlesTransgenerational Atmospheres and Self-Knowledge in Groups: Dreaming the Atmosphere/ Dreamwork in the Groupp. 33Tihamér Bakó & Katalin ZanaDiscussionsThinking in the “We,” Where Individual and Collective Traumas Meetp. 54Jill SalbergWitnessing Together: Psychoanalytic Work with Transgenerational Trauma in Armed Conflictp. 62Silvia Rivera-LargachaRepliesReflecting Together on Trauma, Witnessing, and the Role of Psychoanalysis: A Response to Jill Salberg and Silvia Riverap. 71Tihamér Bakó & Katalin ZanaArticlesA Peculiar People - Mormonism, Drag Performance, and Erotic Non-Belonging at the Intersection of a Psychoanalyst’s Werk and Identityp. 75Danny GellersenDiscussionsTattoos, Tights, and Ghosts: A Queer Indigenous Response to “A Peculiar People”p. 92Marty A. CooperDragging History: Mormonism and the Haunted House of U.S. Exceptionalismp. 104Ann PellegriniRepliesUnholy Ghosts: Vanishing, Recognition, and Disidentificationp. 113Danny GellersenArticlesAnalytic Fosteringp. 118Danielle NovackDiscussionsDiscussion of Danielle Novack’s “Analytic Fostering”p. 134Jody Messler DaviesFraming the Gap: Discussing Analytic Fosteringp. 140Rachael PeltzRepliesMaking Space on the Shelf: Reply to Discussions by Jody Davies and Rachael Peltzp. 149Danielle Novack
Issue 211 articlesArticlesSay Anything: Noise, Tenderness, and the Rift Between the Saying and the Saidp. 155Daniel G. ButlerDiscussionsFeel Everythingp. 174Jack FoehlObjet Petit la di da, or the Jouissance of Verbal Ineptitudep. 185Andrew AsibongReply
Issue 314 articlesIn this Issue: EditorialNote from the Editorsp. 307Lauren Levine & Stephen HartmanNota de los editorsp. 308Lauren Levine & Stephen HartmanArticlesThe Transformative Power of Singular Wordsp. 309Noa Heiman & Ronnie CarmeliDiscussions
Issue 422 articlesAprés Coup: IntroductionAprès Coup of “The Patient’s Experience of the Analyst’s Subjectivity”p. 427Lewis Aron, Lauren Levine & Stephen HartmanAprés CoupApres Coup de “La Experiencia Del Paciente Sobre la Subjetividad Del Analista”p. 444Lewis Aron, Lauren Levine, Stephen Hartman & Marie SabaAprès Coup di “Il Paziente e la sua Esperienza della Soggettività dell’Analista”p. 462Lewis Aron, Lauren Levine, Stephen Hartman, Susanna Federici & Gianni NebbiosiDiscussions
Issue 515 articlesArticleEvery Force Evolves a Form: On Artistic Process, Psychoanalysis, and Psychic Freedomp. 617Erica EhrenbergDiscussionsOn Force and Formp. 630Kathleen Del Mar MillerBeneath Thought and Expressionp. 635Alice X. HuangThe Force of Imaginationp. 643