Issue 112 articlesThe Patient's Dreams and the Countertransferencep. 1Mark J. BlechnerDream Analysis as a Relational Event: Commentary on Blechner's “The Patient's Dreams and the Countertransference”p. 27Anthony BassWhat Does the Physicist Know?: Thraldom and Insecurity in the Relationship of Psychoanalysis to Physicsp. 45Joseph SchwartzHope as Inspiration in Psychoanalysisp. 63Sandra BuechlerOedipus and Beyond: A Clinical Theory by Jay Greenberg: (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1991, x + 274 pp.)p. 75Leston HavensOedipus and Beyond: A Clinical Theory by Jay Greenberg: (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1991, x + 274 pp.)p. 83Morris N. EagleOedipus and Beyond: A Clinical Theory by Jay Greenberg: (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1991, x + 274 pp.)p. 93Irwin Z. HoffmanMadness and Modernism: Insanity in the Light of Modern Art, Literature, and Thought by Louis A. Sass: (New York: Basic Books, 1992, xii + 595 pp.)p. 113Barnaby B. BarrattPsychoanalysis and the Postmodern Impulse: Knowing and Being since Freud's Psychology by Barnaby Barratt: (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993, xvi + 274 pp.)p. 123Louis A. SassReply to Louis A. Sassp. 137Barnaby B. BarrattReply to Barnaby Barrattp. 145Louis A. SassTo Speak or Not To Speak? How and When Is That the Question?: Commentary on Papers by Davies and Gabbardp. 151Steven H. Knoblauch
Issue 213 articlesIntroductionp. 157Muriel DimenMelancholy Gender—Refused Identificationp. 165Judith ButlerKeeping It Moving: Commentary on Judith Butler's “Melancholy Gender—Refused Identification”p. 181Adam PhillipsReply to Adam Phillipsp. 189Judith ButlerThe Internalized Primal Scenep. 195Lewis AronRetaining Classical Concepts—Hidden Costs: Commentary on Lewis Aron's “The Internalized Primal Scene”p. 239David SchwartzReply to Schwartzp. 249Lewis AronAnalysis of a Case of Transsexualismp. 257Ruth SteinMultiplicities and Uncertainties of Gender: Commentary on Ruth Stein's “Analysis of a Case of Transsexualism”p. 291Nancy J. ChodorowReply to Chodorowp. 301Ruth SteinTheory's Shadow: Response to John A. Lindonp. 311Virginia GoldnerReply to Discussions of Oedipus and Beyondp. 317Jay R. GreenbergAn Interview with Otto Kernbergp. 325
Issue 320 articlesForewordp. 351Stephen A. MitchellThe Essence of Kohut's Work and the Progress of Self Psychologyp. 353Howard A. BacalKohut's Contributionp. 367Michael Franz BaschSelf Psychology: Todayp. 375Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice BeebeSome Distinguishing Features of Heinz Kohut's Self Psychologyp. 385Paul H. Ornstein & Anna OrnsteinAn Intersubjective View of Self Psychologyp. 393Robert D. StolorowFollow-Up Questionsp. 401Stephen A. MitchellThe Centrality of Selfobject Experience in Psychological Relatedness: Response to Editors' Follow-Up Questionsp. 403Howard A. BacalIt Ain't Over till It's Over Response to Editors' Follow-Up Questionsp. 411Michael Franz BaschSelf Psychology: Later, The Same Day Response to Editors' Follow-Up Questionsp. 415Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice BeebeMarginal Comments on the Evolution of Self Psychology: Response to Editors' Follow-Up Questionsp. 421Anna Ornstein & Paul H. OrnsteinLoyalism and Expansionism in Self Psychology Response to Editors' Follow-Up Questionsp. 427Robert D. StolorowAfterword: A View from the Outsidep. 431Stephen A. MitchellThe Dynamic Self in Psychoanalytic Psychology A Formulationp. 435Irene FastInteraction in Psychoanalysis A Broadening Horizonp. 459James L. FosshageInteraction in the Psychoanalytic Situationp. 479Emmanuel Ghent“Successful” Dissociation, Pseudovitality, and Inauthentic Use of the Sensesp. 493Peter GoldbergPsychoanalysis, Dissociation, and Personality Organization Reflections on Peter Goldberg's Essayp. 511Philip M. BrombergReply to Brombergp. 529Peter Goldberg“Self Psychologists” Everywhere??: Response to Virginia Goldnerp. 537John A. Lindon
Issue 410 articlesSubjectivity, Complexity and the Social World: Erikson's Identity Concept and Contemporary Relational Theoriesp. 537Stephen Seligman & Rebecca Shahmoon ShanokLocating Erikson in Contemporary Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Seligman and Shanokp. 567Robert S. WallersteinIdentity and the Experience of Specificity in a Process of Recognition: Commentary on Seligman and Shanokp. 579Louis W. SanderTheoretical Integration and Personal Commitment: Commentary on Seligman and Shanokp. 595Neil AltmanPsychoanalytic Theories, Subjective Experience, and Clinical Perspectives: Reply to Wallerstein, Sander, and Altmanp. 605Stephen Seligman & Rebecca Shahmoon ShanokSymposium on Psychoanalysis and Linguistics: Part 1p. 615Adrienne Harris“I don't know”: Resistance or Groping for Words?: The Construction of Analytic Subjectivityp. 619Julie Gerhardt & Charles StinsonEliza Redux: Commentary on Gerhardt and Stinsonp. 673Carol Fleisher FeldmanPlea for a Measure of Analytic Objectivity: Commentary on Gerhardt and Stinsonp. 695Donald M. KaplanThree Minds Are Better Than One: Reply to Feldman and Kaplanp. 703Julie Gerhardt & Charles Stinson