Issue 17 articlesSome Thoughts on the Use of Language in Psychoanalysisp. 1Thomas H. OgdenPsychoanalysis and the Degradation of Romancep. 23Stephen A. MitchellInfancy, Agency, and Intersubjectivity: A View of Therapeutic Actionp. 43Judith RustinCommentary on Judith Rustin's Paper on Infancy, Agency, and Intersubjectivityp. 63Carolyn ClementReply to Carolyn Clement's Commentaryp. 77Judith RustinThe Soul of Psychoanalysis in the Modern World: Reflections on the Work of Christopher Bollasp. 81Lawrence JacobsonIdiom as an Inherent Intelligence of Form: Thoughts on Lawrence Jacobson's Essay on the Work of Christopher Bollasp. 117Arne Jemstedt
Issue 29 articlesMother-Infant Interaction Structures and Presymbolic Self- and Object Representationsp. 133Beatrice Beebe, Frank M. Lachmann & Joseph JaffeQuantum Selfhood: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffep. 183Raanan KulkaCatching Up on Babies: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffep. 189Johanna Krout TabinThe Enduring Encounter: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffep. 197Adrienne HarrisCan We Use Observations of Infant-Caregiver Interactions as the Basis for a Model of the Representational World?: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe
Issue 312 articlesThe Role of the Analyst's Inadvertent Self-Revelationsp. 281Kenneth A. Frank,Self-Disclosure and the Interactive Matrix: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paperp. 315Lewis AronTwo Quibbles: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paperp. 319Stephen A. MitchellOn the Reluctance to Sanction Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paperp. 323Karen J. Maroda,Anonymity, Desire, and Authenticity in the Analytic Relationship: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Issue 49 articlesTime and Self: On the Intersubjective Construction of Timep. 431Beatriz Priel“Once Upon a Time …” Is a Good Start, But Once Is Not Enough: Commentary on Paper by Beatriz Prielp. 451Stephen FriedlanderReply to Commentaryp. 459Beatriz PrielThe Paradox of Innocence: Dissociative “Adhesive” States in Perpetrators of Incestp. 465Sue GrandBeyond the Word in Psychoanalysis: The Unspoken Dialogue
Issue 59 articlesOn Subjective Organizations Toward a Theory of Subject Relationsp. 553Roger KennedyThe Evolution of a Failed Interpretationp. 583Karen RosicaThe Emergence of an American Middle School of Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Karen Rosica's Paperp. 603Charles SpezzanoListening Three Frost Poemsp. 619Thomas H. OgdenSomething There Is That Doesn't Love a Wall
Issue 613 articlesHistorical Legacies and Contemporary Innovation: Introduction to Symposium on Child Analysis Part Ip. 707Stephen SeligmanThe Case of Ronald: Oedipal Issues in the Treatment of a Seven-Year-Old Boyp. 725Neil AltmanMaking It New Enough: Commentary on Paper by Altmanp. 741Adam PhillipsProjective Identification as a Communication: Its Grammar in Borderline Psychotic Childrenp. 753Anne AlvarezIrreparable Objects—When There's Nothing to Mend: Commentary on Paper by Anne Alvarez